Bishops Call for Peace and Racial Justice at Meet
Bishops of the Episcopal Church ended their 70th meeting in Columbia with a denunciation of total war and a plea for United Nations support and racial harmony. The year-long study led by Rev. William G. Pollard urged peace, unity in the church, and open dialogue with Roman Catholics and Orthodox churches. Two Negro bishops were assigned to Liberia without incident, marking a historic step against segregation.
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Columbia
5. C. Iap
Episcopal Church
United Nations
House of Bishops
Cuba
Wiliam G. Polard
Institute of Nuclear Studies
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Liberia
Mote
Statement of
Christian Unity
Council
Rome
Reservists Continue Cuban Missile Crisis Surveillance
The United States reimposed a naval blockade around Cuba with a line of ships and resumed reconnaissance flights. U.S. officials expect photos to show whether Soviet missile sites are being dismantled, with early analysis not due until tomorrow morning. No Soviet vessels were reported in the area.
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Cuba
U.S. Navy
Cuban
Actling
U.N
Uy Thant
Fidal Castro
Defense Department
Stevenson
Thant
Thel
Kuznetsov
Castro
Havana
Karushchev
Enncty
Soviet Union
Guan
Washington
U.S
United Nations
United States
Probe to Earth by Rail and Mars I Probe Reports
The report details Russian Mars I mission attempts, delays, and Venus probe failures. U N and White House actions include resumed sea blockade and air reconnaissance over Cuba. US officials warn on data release, while pilots are reported missing none—there is no confirmation of recovered bodies.
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Earth
Venus
Tass
de Thant
U.N
New York
Ellite
Fri-1
Soviet Union
Cuba
Sputnik
Havana
U.S
U Taani
Castro
United Nations
White House
Arthur Sylvester
Defense Department
Sylvester
Pentagon
Florida
Air Force
Bombers Threat: Soviet IL28s Near U S Border
The piece notes Russia’s IL28 bombers close to the United States and Khrushchev’s hints on dismantling weapons sites. It reports Kennedy’s demand to remove offensive missiles from Cuba, the Defense Department’s cautious briefing, and U S interceptors ready in Florida and elsewhere against fast bombers.
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United States
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Cuba
Indicted ex union officials face 10 counts over embezzlement scheme
The Fliers Indictments detail a ten count case against former United Food Workers officials for submitting phony expense accounts salary adjustments and advance vouchers to conceal $35,600 misappropriation. Named defendants include Cross Lester P Crawford Robert E Hart Frank H Mykalo and Frank D Gardone with Landriscina Peter H Olson and William F Schumacher listed as co conspirators. The bakery workers union split from AFL-CIO in 1957 amid corruption charges and a new union formed under AFL-CIO approval.
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Ment
Cross
Kennedy
Lester P. Crawford
Robert E. Hart
Frank H. Mykalo
Frank D. Gardone
Landriscina
Peter H. Olson
Bakery Workers Union
Afl-Cio
American Bakery and Confectionery Workers
Afl-Cio Bles Cing
Ald Nation
Castro speaks on sovereignty and sea rights controversy
Castro declared in a lengthy address that Cuba will not renounce its military arms and asserts violations by the United States of freedom of the seas and Cuban air space. He spoke for about an hour and 21 minutes with a dramatic backdrop of a large Cuban flag.
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Castro
United States
Strike oy the publishers to allow them t 'o sit down the newspapers again
The fragment records a call or demand directed at publishers, urging them to permit resuming newspaper publication. It reflects labor or press tensions and hints at a suspension or boycott affecting the press. Readers are urged to support or join the strike's objective.
New York Newspaper Strike Threat Lingers Over City Dailies
The New York Newspaper Guild and AFL-CIO shut down The Daily News amid wage talks with seven Manhattan dailies as other papers faced potential citywide blackout. Mayor Wagner intervened unsuccessfully while publishers offered 7.25 weekly wage rise but sought 10 percent increase with 200 top minimum.
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Newss
Manhattan
Guild
Daily News
4Nd Street
Midtown
Journal
American
South’ Street
Iattan
Newark
News
Robert F Wagner
Morning News
Afl-Cio
New York Newspaper Guild
The
National Union
Times, Herald Tribune
Mirror, Journal-American
World ‘Telegram
the Sun
New York
Beck and trucking executives acquitted in loan action
New York jury clears former Teamsters President Dave Beck of Taft Hartley Act violation for a 1954 $200,000 loan from truckers. Co-defendants Roy Fruehaul, Burge Seymour, and their companies also acquitted after deliberations. Beck, 68, was serving five years for tax charges and had been brought from McNeill Island prison for the trial.
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New York
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Beck
Roy Fruehaul
Fruehaul Trailer Co
Detroit
Burge
McNeill Island Federal
Washington State
Kennedys extend Glen Ora lease during new house build
Salinger said the first family's lease on Glen Ora expires January 31, 1963, but owner Mrs. Raymond Tartiere agreed to a three month extension while construction on the Kennedy house is finished. The Kennedys began using Glen Ora on weekends starting February 11, 1961, a favored fall and spring retreat between Cape Cod and West Palm Beach residences.
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Salinger
Glen Ora
Raymond Tartiere
Kennedy House
Kennedys
Cape Cod
West Palm Beach
Fla
Ole Miss Warns Students of Possible Expulsion
At two assemblies Chancellor John D Williams warned Ole Miss male students that future disturbances could lead to expulsion. He cited threats to accreditation and survival, and said steps including weapon or fireworks possession and obscene shouting could be grounds for removal. The university also canceled a planned pep rally amid racial tensions.
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Oxford
Miss. Iap
University of Mississippi
John D. Williams
James H.” Meredith
Sctiwua Cuargco
Williams
Saul
Meredith
Baxter
University
Ole Miss
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Treving
Nicholas Katzenbach
Washington
Lester Hall
Baxter Hall
Justice Department
Student Judicial ‘Council
Nuclear to Arctic Test Shrinks Johnston Detonation Radius
A low yield explosion is planned Saturday or Sunday above Johnston Island with reduced test size. The Joint Task Force did not confirm if this will be the final high altitude blast in the Pactite series. Radius shrank from 600 to 320 miles, rising to 335 miles at 40 000 feet. Momentary Pacific communications disruption followed the detonation but Honolulu area broadcasts soon returned to normal and aviation schedules were unaffected.
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Arctic
Johnston Island
Joint Task Force
Pacific
Honolulu
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Royal Swedish Academy of Science
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Garrison
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Frost
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United Arab Republic
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