Chicago Race Tensions Erupt on South Side Demonstration
Racial trouble flared in Chicago as CORE sponsored a protest at the mobile classroom site. About 25 arrested for disorderly conduct. Disturbances renewed nearby with 41 arrested, including 20 juveniles, as police fought to disperse crowds and protect vehicles.
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Chicago Board of Education
Englewood
Board of Education
Morgan Street
56Th
57Th
Sanford Chooses Panel to Study Senate Redistricting
A governor appointed special committee of legislators will meet in Fayetteville on Monday to study Senate redistricting. The panel will discuss ideas, respond to a 12 to 13 question questionnaire, and prepare groundwork ahead of a possible September 15 special session to resolve House and Senate differences from 1963.
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Gov. Sanford
Senate
Fayetteville
Sanford
General Assembly
House
Skinner Says China Hates USSR More
Hong Kong AP Lowell D. Skinner a 22 year old former POW from Akron Ohio told reporters anti Russian feeling in Red China exceeds anti American sentiment He linked the Chinese collapse of the great leap forward to loss of Soviet aid and cited limited personal freedom and low living standards as reasons for his return to the United States Skinner who refused repatriation in 1953 arrived in Hong Kong en route home He said he saw value in learning Chinese and does not regret his decision to stay briefly in China
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Hong Kong
Lowell D. Skinner
Akron
Ohio
China
Skinner
United States
America
Red
Veteran Newsman Ernest B Hunter Dies At 74
Charlotte native Ernest Boyd Hunter, 74, a long time North Carolina and Tennessee newspaper veteran, died at home from cancer. A former Charlotte Observer news executive, he also served with AP as telegrapher and held editor roles at Greensboro Daily News and Knoxville News Sentinel. He earned the Silver Star in France during World War I with the 81st Division.
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N.C
Ernest Boyd Hunter
North Carolina
Tennessee
Charlotte Observer
Observer
Associated Press
Asheville
Atlanta
Greensboro
Greensboro Daily News
81St
Wildcat
France
Knoxville News-Sentinel
The
Record
Daily News
Hunter
Kennedy Says Underground Tests May Aid Ban Vote
President Kennedy says the United States will continue underground nuclear tests and analysts note this could influence Senate ratification of the limited nuclear test ban. He argues continued testing offers data to assess national security needs while some lawmakers remain wary of the treaty’s pace and terms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Senate
Soviet Union
Britain
Brett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Jackson
House Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Red China blasts Soviet leaders over nuclear test ban
AP report notes China calls Soviet leaders freaks and monsters for backing the test ban treaty while Moscow accuses Premier Chou En-lai of bad faith. Albania joins in, Khrushchev criticized, and China’s People’s Daily denounces nuclear overlords amid Cold War tensions.
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Red
China
Moscow
Chou En-lai
Albania
Peking
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Peking People's Daily
Chinese Communist Party
Soviet Union
U.S
People’s Daily
Dr Ward Fails To Respond In Ward Fails To Respond
Dr Stephen Ward remained unconscious in St Stephen's Hospital after a massive drug overdose and bronchial pneumonia. A hospital bulletin said no improvement in 12 hours as he neared death following his Old Bailey conviction for living off prostitutes.
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London
Stephen Ward
St. Stephen's Hospital
Ward
Society
Osteopath
Julie Gulliver
Daily Companion
Stephen
Society Osteopath
Old Bailey
Christine Keeler
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Elizabeth Taylor
William Mayne Butcher
Political Row Tops Hearings
A heated Senate Commerce Committee session amid Kennedy civil rights reform hearings. Senator Hugh Scott pressed Gov. Karl Rolvaag about his vote at a Miami governors conference and whether it aimed to abolish the resolutions committee to avoid taking a civil rights stand. Rolvaag defended the full discussion and noted the executive committee was directed to study civil rights matters and report back.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Minnesota
Karl F. Rolvaag
Scott
Rolvaag
Miami
Fla
Resolutions Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
John 0. Pastore
D-R.l
Ervin Por es Over Law Books In Civil Rights Battle
Sen Sam J Ervin Jr prepares for a civil rights hearing like a student cramming for finals He carries about 10 books to his apartment near the Capitol and spreads them across beds and lounges He questions witnesses with a steady homework mindset as aides and his wife stay up late with him in pursuit of answers for the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.
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Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ings
Capitol
Sen
Ervin
Margaret Kernodle Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina Democrat
North Care Supreme Court
Kennedy Ervin clash over civil rights bill in hearings
Gen Robert F Kennedy dominates three weeks of hearings with occasional requests for Ervin's books. Ervin, stern at times, challenges the measure calling it byzantine and dangerous to local progress. Kennedy argues the bill aids black voters and rights, while Ervin counters with constitutional concerns and cites a 6th grade education provision as a shortcut around states rights. The exchange continues as Ervin asserts federal injunction power to enforce provisions.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Ervin
Persis
Opening Day Leaf Prices Fall in Border Belt Markets
The South Carolina North Carolina Border Belt opened at 40.78 per hundred on Thursday down nearly ten from last year. Markets sold 9,045,696 pounds with SC trading 4,947,584 pounds at 42.42 per hundred and NC at 38.78. Quality dropped with primings and nondescript leaf rising in share while demand for low grades remained weak.
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North Carolina
Federal State Market News Service
W. P. Hedrick
United Tobacco
Market
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