Protesting Gospel Songs At Times Square Club
A Negro religious group protested a Times Square supper club night in front of the Sweet Chariot, singing spirituals to denounce what they called the blasphemous use of gospel songs. Club performers and waitresses answered with their own gospel tunes, drawing theatergoers who split into opposing sides. The Rev. C. S. Stamps led the church group, arguing religious hymns should not be used in such a venue, while the club defended many songs as legitimate Tin Pan Alley compositions.
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New York
Sweet Chariot
Times Square
West 46H Street
Anpele
Tin Pan Alley
Mooney and Mitsubishi announce marketing alliance
Mooney Aircraft, Inc. announces a marketing alliance with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. Mooney will market and service the MU2 twin turbo-prop in the United States Canada and Mexico under exclusive sales rights. Ground tests are in Japan. first MU2s expected in 1964 with deliveries in 1985.
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Kerrville, Tex
Mooney Aircraft, Inc
Ltat
Japan
Mitsuish: Heavy Industries, Ltd
Ital Rachel
Mooney
Mitsubishi
Magimey
Rachel
United States
Canada
Mexico
Ralph M. Harmon
Norman Hoffman
Nagoya
Stolfo Family Back From Michigan Funeral and Reunion
MR. AND MRS. PAUL STOLFO and family return from a two week trip to Michigan to attend the funeral of Pauls mother Mrs Gertrude Stolfo in Bridgras. Mrs Stolfo also attended a family reunion at Pan Pan Lake Colona Michigan on July 28 the first such gathering in 10 years. Larry Stolfo, a News-Herald carrier, and Margaret accompanied their parents.
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Paul Stolfo
Yucca
Michigan
Paul
Gertrude Stolfa
Bridgras
Mchigan
Stolfo
Pan Pan Lake
Colona
Michiaga
Larry Stolfo
The
News-Herald
Margaret
Series of Rapes Terrorizes Hallandale Town
In Hallandale Florida armed officers patrol between Negro and white sections after a string of rapes. Mayor John D. Steele says a state of panic exists and the Negro area will be sealed at night until the assailant is caught. Three white women reported rapes by a Black man plus two attempted rapes in two weeks. The latest assault occurred Tuesday morning. The mayor called the offender a sick animal and urged prayers.
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Hallandale
Fla
Florida
John D. Steele
Steele
Eighteen Year Old Nurse Dies in City Crash
BEAUMONT AP Miss Glen da Helen Allen 18 of Victor died when her car struck a tree just inside the Victor city limits on Old U S Highway 90 at 2 30 a m She was a nurse s aide at Beaumont s Hotel Dieu Hospital returning home from work when the fatal crash occurred.
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Beaumont
Glenda Helen Allen
Victor
Victor City Limits
U.S. Highway 90
Longest Strike in Oil History Ends at Shell
In Houston AP reports Shell Oil Co. workers vote 1500 to 40 to end a 353 day strike by about 2200 members of Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Local 4367. Refinery workers to report at 730 am and plant workers by phone. The one year contract allows continued contracting out construction work and more flexibility in job duties. It also grants a 5 percent wage increase and a liberal retirement program with stronger seniority protections for older workers.
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Houston
Shell Oil Co
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Local
Communist Guerrillas Raid Montagnard Hamlet in Vietnam
In South Viet Nam's central highlands on Tuesday communist guerrillas captured 91 Montagnard tribesmen, with 20 later returning to the fortified hamlet. The raid burned seven houses and seized 41 water buffalo, while government planes claimed to have killed 40 guerrillas in a separate attack. US authorities could not confirm the report.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Viet Nam
South
Ngo Dinh Diem
Meking
Delta
Ward’s Girl Promises Sensational New Evidence in Scandal
London AP report notes 92 year old Julie Gulliver says she will deliver new evidence to Lord Denning regarding Britain's sex and security affair connected to Christine Keeler, Stephen Ward, and the Profumo government scandal. Ward was convicted on vice charges after drugs overdose claims and says he was scapegoated in a crisis that toppled Prime Minister Macmillan’s administration.
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London
Btéphueti Ward
Lord Denning
Britain
Stephen
Julie Gulliver
Christine Keeler
John D. Profumo
Eugene Ivanov
Profiumo
Ivanov
Moscow
Ward
Macmillan
Market slips after steady rally on Wall Street
The stock market faltered in its fourth session with early gains fading into a mixed pattern. More than a million shares traded in the first hour as steels and motors eased while rubbers utilities and oils stayed higher. Brunswick and Amerada remained active amid mixed earnings. The Associated Press 60 average edged up slightly while the Dow Jones industrials slipped about 1 point at noon.
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New York
Brunswick
Amerada
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Rebel Leader Starts Invasion On 13th Wedding Anniversary
NEW YORK AP Mrs. Leon Cantave wife of Haitian rebel general says the invasion began on their 13th wedding anniversary. He led invaders ashore north of Port au Prince as Haiti’s dictator Duvalier faces pressure from democratic governments. Cantave’s wife recounts fear, exile, and resolve to restore freedom while denouncing Duvalier as a bloodthirsty killer.
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New York
Leon Cantave
Haitain Armed Forces
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Francois Cavalier
Renee Cantave
Manhattan
Pay Hike Expanded for Military Personnel and Retirees
Senate and House approve a new military pay raise including a flat 86 dollar monthly bonus for Cold War duty and a possible 53.40 monthly increase for other cases. The bill allows retirees from July 1, 139 to utilize higher figures in retirement pay calculations if they beat a 6 percent cost of living rise. About 39,000 officers retired through colonels generals and admirals could see annual increases from a few dollars to over 5000 dollars.
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Senate
House
Cuban Exiles Recruit for a New Invasion Effort
Reports from Miami New York City Chicago and New Jersey say Cuban exile groups are recruiting freedom fighters. Veterans of the failed Cuba invasion are involved as exile leaders visit Central America. Exile organizers discuss CIA contact and a plan focused on sabotage and guerrilla warfare rather than a single large invasion.
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Miame
Fidel (Ap
Fidel Cantu
Miami
New York City
Chicago
New Jersey
Nicaragua
Rene Schick
Luis Somoza
Carlos Pino Sorarras
Castro
CIA
Texas Railroads Suit Plans Hearing August 28
Dallas AP A federal judge set August 23 for hearings and preliminaries in a suit by 20 Texas railroads against the U S Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors over Trinity River improvement plans. Railroads seek restraint from further action until a public hearing. government moves to dismiss.
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Dallas
Texas
Trinity River Improvement Plans
U.S. Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
U.S. Dist
Joe Estes
Rivers and Harbors Board
Trinity
Print makes sense because print makes sales
A persuasive argument extols the advertising power of print, noting how readers can clip coupons, compare products, and reuse messages. It emphasizes that readers linger on ads, clip them, and ultimately purchase, arguing print delivers tangible sales results.
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