Boston racial school transfer sparks tense opening day
Impatient Black parents moved about 275 pupils from crowded Boston classrooms to lighter white districts amid threats to School Committee chair Louise Day Hicks and a hoax bomb scare at Endicott School. At Parkman, Rev Virgil Woods led parents seeking enrollment without yellow transfer cards, clashing with Principal George O Connell who insisted on the card.
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Six Killed In Two Headon Collisions In Carolina
Two fog bound crashes in Eastern North Carolina claimed six lives. In Mount Olive area a car struck a soft drink truck killing Lois Daniels and three relatives while injuring her son. Near Wilmington a separate three vehicle crash killed John Holten and Graham Reynolds.
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Betsy Warnings as Gulf Coast Braces for Storm Killilicks
Betsy battered toward Nassau and south Florida leaving four dead and $100 million in Florida property damage. Weather officials warned of possible tornadoes from Biloxi to Apalachicola, with tides six to twelve feet from the Mississippi River to Pensacola. Evacuation centers opened inland as residents fled coastal areas in Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana. Basilically, Alabama state docks and Mobile port facilities shut down and refuge stocks were prepared as schools closed for flood relief.
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Ellender Pushes Cotton Subsidy Reform Plan
Senator Ellender outlines a cotton program reversing subsidies, restoring 29 cent support for compliant growers, reducing domestic mill subsidies to 3 cents, while export subsidies persist. He criticizes the Agriculture Department for overestimate errors, stockpile growth, and failed price effects, noting higher costs and unresolved mills’ savings.
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Johnsons stressed points to NATO envoy amid peace focus
The White House said John sons statement about allied nations peace aims was not related to De Gaulle and that he was highlighting points to Harlan Cleveland the new U S ambassador to NATO. In India Pakistan the U S kept a neutral line hoping UN Secretary General U Thant could help. Mansfield urged U N Security Council coordination on foreign aid to restore peace amid a $4 billion program. Republicans plan to filibuster a union shop bill challenging state laws.
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Air strikes intensify near Hanoi with F105s
Four F105 Thunderchiefs bombed Yen Shoai army barracks 30 miles WNW of Hanoi twice on Thursday, after a prior July 27 attack that left one F105 shot down. The latest raid dropped 24 tons of bombs, damaging eight buildings. Larger actions damaged or destroyed 345 buildings in South Vietnam as U.S. and Vietnamese planes hit storage depots and other targets.
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De Gaulle outlines two month campaign start and Common Market hopes
De Gaulle stressed plans to file candidacies in two months and praised France's economy and the franc. He defended personal power by listing consultations, appeared tired yet firm in delivery, and said France will resume six nation Common Market talks once partners agree on a common agricultural policy after deadlock since June 30.
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Gemini 5 crew describe calm, sleep strategy aboard
Cooper and Conrad recount that liftoff vibrations were manageable and cabin noise affected sleep. They noted no surprises for Gemini 6 crew and recommended future flights adjust sleep schedules.
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India China Pakistan clash deepens near Lahore
Fighting at the North Korean Embassy reception remarks aside India clashes along the Lahore front with Pakistan. Indian troops advance toward Kasur and Ferozepore as both armies test armored units and air support in a widening border battle. Kasur lies 30 miles south of Lahore and Ferozepore 40 miles south of Lahore.
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Hiker Rescue by 64-Year-Old Sheriff Leads Utah Party
Iron County Utah Sheriff Otto Fife aged 64 led a rescue party that brought 42 people to safety after a flood trapped hikers in Zion National Park. It marked his 27th trip through the narrow canyon routes.
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CED proposes broad anti poverty plan centered on education
The Committee for Economic Development, an influential nonprofit, launches a nine point program to raise low incomes through prekindergarten education, vocational training, state supported community colleges, and expanded rehabilitation facilities. It urges faster district organization and greater private industry investment to improve schooling and reduce illiteracy. The report notes lack of education is only one factor in poverty but new opportunities can be used.
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