Chief Justice Warren Quizzes Ruby in Jail
Dallas AP report says Chief Justice Warren questioned Jack Ruby for over three hours in the Dallas County jail about links to Lee Harvey Oswald and a possible conspiracy. Ruby, described as clean shaven and wild eyed, denied knowing Oswald. details remain confidential.
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Nehru Rite Triggers Stampede at Ganges Funeral
Thousands of mourners gathered along the Ganges in Allahabad as Nehru’s ashes were scattered in a mass ceremony. A floating platform sank under the crowd’s weight, causing deaths and injuries amid extreme heat and chaotic scenes. Indira Gandhi and her brothers watched as ashes were dispersed, with ceremonies across India following the will.
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Banners Denounce Lodge in Saigon Rally
Thousands of Viet Namese Catholics demonstrated in downtown Saigon denouncing U S ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge amid a Buddhist clash with the government. Protestors carried anti Lodge banners though organizers said they were not authorized, while other placards praised U S aid against Communist guerrillas. The event followed the Hue clash that left eight dead and saw Catholics accuse Lodge of backing Buddhists to topple Diem. The crowd gathered near the U S Information Agency and a memorial plaque to Kennedy was briefly targeted. Lodge declined comment as Premier Khanh seeks to ease the religious dispute.
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Three Tasks Facing Assembly in Final Session Rush
Harrisburg AP report outlines three priorities for the 1664 General Assembly as it nears adjournment. Major items include Project 70 land conservation, eminent domain reform, and the Scranton administration’s 1.072 billion general appropriations bill with House and Senate amendments. House leaders anticipate swift action on noncontroversial constitutional amendments while other bills face last minute hurdles.
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Admirers Pitch In To Save Milandes Children Home
Perigordux France AP admirers rally to rescue Josephine Baker's Milandes estate from eviction. Donations pour into a special account to cover a 40000 target. Brigitte Bardot appealed, and Baker's adopted multiracial children, ages 4 to 12, join a bid for racial harmony. Baker plans new use for 500 acres if immediate debt is cleared.
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Rental Grants Increase in Harrisburg Area
Harrisburg AP reports state rental allowances for public assistance families rise to lift shelter coverage to 70 percent of actual costs. Average shelter goes from 26.59 to 98.86 monthly as mismatched rents average 145.33. Increases depend on local rent gaps and county costs, funded mainly by reallocated state funds and federal matching aid.
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Suspended Officials In Korea Stir Seoul Protests
President Park suspended 576 government officials including a cabinet minister to quiet student demonstrations. Premier Chung KWON gave no details. arrests and student deaths followed riots near the Capitol, with broader charges against officials and a continuing security crackdown.
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Petition to end Senate filibuster on civil rights bill
Washington AP report that Senate leaders plan to file a petition to invoke cloture on the civil rights bill after hours of debate. A crucial vote is set for Wednesday to determine whether further debate and amendments can be limited to one hour per senator. Debate on key amendments will be four hours each, with votes Tuesday, signaling a potential turning point in the 73 day fight. The House also schedules a $3.5 billion foreign aid bill for Tuesday, part of President Johnsons request, and consideration of extending Korean War era taxes. Cloture requires 67 votes, and Mansfield hopes the agreement yields the needed 67. The rule has rarely been invoked in Civil Rights cases.
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Essex Wire Strike Drags Into 101st Day At Hillsdale
Michigan strike stretches into a new day after a proposed settlement package failed to win IUE acceptance. Union members remain united as talks stall, with National Guardsmen patrolling and mediation officials seeking fresh negotiations. George Gould notes ongoing unanimity while Romney and Nixon ties surface. Carey to join later.
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Essex Wire negotiators push for extended hiring list change
Tito discusses rank and file objections to a proposal placing 15 accused picket violators at the bottom of a rehiring list. Frank Gallucci, Essex vice president and chief counsel, notes ongoing negotiations with wage offers of 1 cent per hour first year, 21.4 percent second year, and 3 percent third and fourth years.
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Youth flees to American sector in Berlin night escape
A 17 year old youth slipped through barbed wire barricades into the American sector of Berlin during the night escaping border guards. Police reported the covert breakout occurred while guards were inattentive.
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Auto Collision Ends Jazz Pianist Lux Lewis Career
Lux Lewis, famed jazz pianist born in Louisville, died in a suburban Minneapolis area crash after leaving a night club engagement at the White House in Golden Valley. Passenger Jimmy Debbing, 19, was fatally injured. Ronald Bales, 24, driver of the other car, and a second passenger were seriously injured. Lewis, 58, once a top boogie woogie exponent, wrote Honky Tonk Train Blues in 1923 and rose from vaudeville to jazz prominence.
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Ground Lost By Coalition In Luxembourg Vote
In Luxembourg the government coalition shed support in Sunday voting for 56 seats in the Chamber of Deputies. Semi official returns show Socialists winning 21 seats, Communists five, and the new right wing Popular Independent party securing seven.
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Theatres Face New Pay Talks as Strike Heads to Vote
Negotiators for the Actors Equity Association and the League of New York Theatres push terms amid a pending vote by governing bodies today. A $16 weekly rise is sought for actors with four years’ service, with rehearsal and stage crew pay also rising. Some producers and road companies may accept similar terms or seek arbitration.
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