Demonstration Halted In Cambridge After National Guard Display
National Guard units under a stricter martial law variant halted a race integration rally in Cambridge Maryland near Bethel African Methodist Church. Brig Gen George M Gelston walked unarmed to speak to demonstrators who sang and prayed before returning to their church as gunfire and rioting had raged the night before leaving six white protesters wounded.
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Bethel African Metromarch
George M. Gelston
National Guard
Gelston
Line Tawes
Birmingham Mayor urges lawful calm after desegregation ruling
Mayor Albert Boutwell urged a lawful and prayerful response to Birmingham desegregation issues while withholding full comment on a 27 page court ruling. City officials expressed disappointment with the decision and vowed to seek a rehearing as residents were asked to stay orderly.
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Birmingham
Albert Boutwell
Alabama
Boutwell
Reid Barnes
E. C. Overton
Club meets at Little Ernie's Restaurant on Thursdays
Leroy May and Ed Overcamp headline the group as the club spokesman notes weekly meetings every Thursday at 6 pm at Little Ernie's Restaurant. Aay Dobson and May provide contact numbers for inquiries.
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Leroy May
Ble
Ed Overcamp
Little Ernie's
Aay Dobson
May
Explosion near Cullman kills woman on highway
Cullman authorities pursue a deadly blast that killed Mrs. Doyce Keller as she drove along Alabama Highway 69. Sheriff Waldrop and State Investigator Watts declined to discuss progress or potential suspects while noting the blast may have originated under the car and dynamite was involved.
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Cullman
Doyce Keller
Alabama Highway 69
W. C. (Crant) Waldrop
E. B. Watts
Waldrop
Cullman County
Grady Moss
Baileyton
Kellers
Editorial Calls for Training to Beat Youth Unemployment
Guest editorial notes June U S employment reaches over 70 million, a record. It urges communities and families to prepare teens for adult work and civic life, warning of rising youth unemployment and the need for better education and training.
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United States
Department of Labor
Moulton Court In Legal Snag Over Recorder Vacancy
The Moulton recorder's court did not begin as two attorneys argued that Mrs Gladys Swindle cannot hold two public offices. They claimed she is both city recorder for Russellville and court reporter for Franklin County and may be disqualified by residency and oath requirements. Officials noted Swindle has not sworn in and the council plans to meet Monday to resolve the dispute.
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Moulton
Gladys Swindle
City Recorder
Charles Quinnelly
Decatur
Bill Chenault
Swindle
Quinnelly
Russellville
Franklin County
Mrs. Swindle
Chenault
Former State Official Held on Bribery Charge in Alabama
Montgomery County grand jury indicts Walter Craig former assistant highway director on 21 counts for allegedly accepting 48150 in bribes linked to a striping contract. He posted 10000 bond in Selma and proclaimed innocence. Barton, also indicted, faces bribery and tax evasion charges related to the same contract.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery County
Asst
Walter Craig
Craig
Selma
Sam Englehardt
Highway Department
Bartom
Barton
L. C. Crocker
Dallas County
Bill Agee
F. A. Holloway
Capitol
Albert Brewer
Rankin Fite
Marion County
Richmond Flowers
Brewer
Fite
James E. Folsom
John Patterson
Wallace
Solons Close Doors Early In Tribute To Secretary Speight
In Montgomery on July 12 AP reports a grieving legislature halted normal business to honor Senate Secretary Earl Speight who died in his sleep. Both chambers adopted a resolution naming all 35 senators and Lt. Gov. James B. Allen and planned a memorial service later.
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Montgomery
Senate
Earl Speight
Mississippi
House
James B. Allen
Chinese Say Talks Failed Between China and the Soviet Union
The Chinese Communist Party acknowledged with heavy hearts that talks with the Soviet Union have failed and warned the situation is grave. Peking urged unity and left the door open for new talks to repair the widening Communist rift. Negotiations aimed to reconcile Maoist hard line with Khrushchev era peaceful coexistence.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
Soviet Union
Peking People’s Daily
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-Tung
Barnett Attacks Civil Rights Bill as Communist Influence
Mississippi Governor Barnett told a Senate hearing civil rights demonstrations are largely Communist inspired and warned the bill would end constitutional government and trigger widespread racial violence. He argued the administration’s measures threaten freedom while other speakers challenged his charges as unconstitutional.
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Washington
Ross R. Barnett
Mississippi
Kennedy
Friday
Barnett
Senate
A. S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Joe D. Waggonner Jr
D-La
Waggonner
House Judiciary
University of Mississippi
Complete Service for Frigidaire and All Make Appliances
Local repair service offers full maintenance and repair for Frigidaire and other appliance brands. Identifies as Robin’s Son and provides in home service, parts and warranty options.
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Robinson‘s
New Touch For Fashions Liven Show
New York fashion week shifted from frivolous beauty to functional apparel for the physically handicapped. Models in braces canes crutches and wheelchairs showcased adaptive designs aiding rehabilitation and daily life, a sober contrast to earlier couture displays.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
NEW York
New York Couture Group
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