Trustees Of Girard College Veto Integration Plans
Philadelphia AP trustees of Girard College veto two proposed integration plans, citing Stephen Girard will restricting admission to poor white orphan boys. Gov F may pursue legal action. trustees say they will resist. Civil rights groups including NAACP press for change. the Supreme Court previously upheld the 1958 ruling.
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Trustees of School For Poor
Philadelphia
Girard College
William W. F
Scranton
Stephen Girard
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
India Pakistan clash brushes into broader anti American turmoil
As India and Pakistan clash, mobs strike U N and U S Information Service property in Karachi and Lahore amid anti American sentiment over U S stance on Kashmir. Bhutto denounces delays while China pressures Himalaya border. India warns of consequences for pro Pakistan guerrillas as both sides trade air and ground losses.
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Pakistan
U.S
Lahore
Bhutto
Karachi
New York
United Nations
Sikkim
Ladakh
Kashmir
India
Himalayas
Ta Gian
Peking
Shastri
U.N
U Thant
New Delhi
Srinagar
G. M. Sadiq
Sadiq
Ael
China
Sadiqa
Hitler
Defense Ministry
Atonday
Calcutta
Adv
Lattilla
Dumbari
Hostage drama ends with police shooting aboard yacht
Scripps recounts a morning aboard the Novia del Mar when a mutinous traveler threatened crew. A revolver and a hand grenade were found in the captain's quarters as two crewmen aided the Coast Guard response. Police fired after negotiations led to a perilous standoff ending with the gunman subdued.
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Novia del Mar
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Stanley Gregory
Sam Davis
Novia
Scripps
Davis
Coast Guard
Long Beach
Wariiner
Yacht Club Harbor
Escape LeMay The Yachtman Arrested After Global Hunt
Escape LeMay, a 39 year old yachtman, faced deportation fights after a global manhunt. He claimed to have been caught on a first Early Bird satellite TV program and admitted leading a crew that tunneled into the Bank of Nova Scotia Montreal branch in 1961, with loot claims ranging up to 4 million. He resisted Canada deportation and preferred any country but Canada.
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LeMay
Florida
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Evacuations Intensify as Pakistani War Crisis Deepens
Reports say Indian forces shelled Barathar in West Bengal while Pakistan and India vie for control. More than 1,200 American dependents flee Pakistan amid evacuations, with 100 plus women and children moved from Peshawar to Kabul via Khyber Pass. Britain begins airlifting 250 citizens from East Pakistan as diplomacy stalls. Pakistani envoy delivers Moscow’s Kosygin mediation offer response. no clear Indian reply.
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Barathar
Coochbehar
West Bengal
Pakistan
U.S
Rawalpind
Peshawar
United States
Khyber Pass
Kabul
Afghanistan
Twigh Commission
Dacca
Chittagong
East Pakistan
Moscow
Ikbal Azhar
N. F. Firyubin
Alexei N. Kosygin
Prin
Ple
M & Reponse
India
Torrential rains flood Oklahoma and Missouri towns
National Guardsmen aided evacuations in Guthrie and Kingfisher Oklahoma as about 1000 people left homes. Smithville Missouri saw 300 residents flee again while the Little Platte and Grand rivers swelled. Crests above flood stage threatened areas in Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Iowa with ongoing relief efforts by Red Cross and Salvation Army.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Kingfisher
Missouri
Smithville
Little Platte River
Grand River
Ville
Ao.ap
Northwest
Little Platter
Kansas City
Bill Balri
Clay County Civil Defense
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Atssault
Mosby
Fishing River
Tracy
Little Grand
Missouri River
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Kan
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Clay Center
Republican River
Chillicothe
Iowa
Nebraska
Viet Nam Fighting Rages with Viet Cong Ambushes
Central Vietnam saw another round of Viet Cong ambushes as U.S. adviser reports heavy losses to a 200 man army unit at Dai Loc and Da Nha An. US helicopters and artillery drove off attackers with an estimated 40 Viet Cong killed. A separate clash near Bonis Field uncovered two one pound cans of opium.
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Page One
Viet Nam
Dai Loc
da Nha An
U.S
da Nang
Saigon
Central Highlands
South Viet Nam
Bonis
Washington, D.C
Inferno Hits County Fair Buildings. Firefighters Suffer
A downtown fair suffered a massive fire that burned three barn like structures and a brick building. Ten firefighters were injured as first responders evacuated workers and spectators. Flames soared and transformers blew as the grandstand roof collapsed, with faulty wiring blamed as the tentative cause.
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Clayton Fields
Whale Place
Merchant's
al Menah Shrine Motor Corps
Women Testify to Repeal 1870 Civil Service Law
Capital CAPITOL FOOTNOTES notes that women testified before the Senate Civil Service Committee calling for repeal of the 1870 law that allows a department head to appoint women to clerkships with pay and conditions equal to men. The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a resolution to allow the US Information Agency film about Kennedy to be shown in the United States. Congress sent a bill to Johnson for interstate pollution control to clean streams. Republicans in the House oppose the DC home rule proposal in its current form. Speculation arises that Johnson wants Lawrence F. O'Brien to remain as special assistant for congressional relations, delaying his take over as postmaster general and Gronouski's move to Palermo ambassadorship.
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Capitol
Senate Civil Service Committee
Federal Department
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
U.S. Information Agency
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Johnson
District of Columbia
Lawrence F. O'Brien
O'Brien
John Gronouski
Paland
Thant cites Vietnam, India-Pakistan in general policy remarks
Secretary General U Thant warns that the Vietnam war and the India Pakistan crisis hinder East-West cooperation and threaten world peace. He urges UN universality of membership and ongoing efforts for a cease-fire, while acknowledging looming general policy debate.
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Assembly
Gromyke
Thant
Viet Nam
Security Council
Burley Tobacco Exports Hit New High in 1964
Officials report U S Burley tobacco exports rose in 1964 to a new high, up about 10 percent from 1963 with 20.8 million pounds from Kentucky and Tennessee fire cured types, led by the Netherlands and France markets. Green River tobaccoExports reached 1.2 million pounds, more than double 1963. Maryland tobacco experts noted the year’s totals and a hopeful outlook for 1965 and 1966.
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Gatlinburg, Tenn
United States
Department of Agriculture
Burleyland
Hugh C. Kiger
Kiger
Department
Foreign Agriculture Service
Miger
Kentucky
Tennessee
Netherlands
France
Green River
Maryland
Pakistan air raid targets Indian bases before dawn
Pakistan conducted night air strikes using B57 Canberra aircraft against Indian bases at Adampur Halwara and Jodhpur. The attacks set several installations on fire while Pakistani forces reported silencing enemy guns and large explosions at ammunition dumps near the Waga Allah sector near Lahore. Air Marshal Nur Khan led Pakistan's air force remarks.
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Page One
Sargodha
Adampur
Halwara
Jodhpur
Waqa-Altar
Lahore
Pakistan
Nur Khan
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Noring
Page One Sons
Bui Witoms
North Viet Nam
North Korea
East Germany
South Korea
West Germany
General Assembly
Soviet ‘Union
Paul D. Goddard
Dandridge, Tenn
Burley Stabilization Corp
Knoxville
Tenn
Tyler Ford
Upper Marlboro
Frank D. Snodgrass
Bowling Green
Margaret Adair
Lexington
Goddard
Ford
Snodgrass
Clyde White
Abingdon
Virginia Tobacco Growers Association
Sialkot
Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Lynn Street
Kroger
Nordan Shopping
Riverside Drive
Menntion
Warren
Cain
S ‘Gav
Asai
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