NEA fights race bars in ranks and policy shifts
Detroit AP report details militant NEA members pressing to end racial discrimination within the union. Utah boycott sanctions and open-door mem bership for southern affiliates are on the agenda, with a Friday vote expected. The broader push targets southern white and Negro locals as part of a wider peace strategy amid East West tensions.
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Spy case to break in Britain amid arrests
London reports say another US tied spy case may break involving four Britons accused of passing American secrets. An air ministry official suspected of involvement is said to be imminent, with links to Washington during UK US talks on defense coordination. Both ministries deny knowledge of the reports.
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London
United States
Britain
Air Ministry
Washington
British Defense Ministry
Integration is Requested in Wilson County
A biracial good neighbor council asked Wilson County commissioners to end segregation in county functions. They seek removal of white and colored signs, unified tax books, and county hiring on an equal basis.
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Wilson
N.C
Counncil
Johnson Calls For More Action in Civil Rights
In Philadelphia Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson urged less talk and more action to implement the Declaration of Independence and Constitution for all Americans. He called for responsible leadership to fulfill equal rights and avoid prolonged debates on their meaning.
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Philadelphia
Lyndon
Johnson
United States
Continental Congress
Independence Hell
North Carolina illiteracy program under discussion
Gov Terry Sanford and national foundations officials meet to discuss a proposed 10 million dollar illiteracy and dependency program for North Carolina. The plan envisions rural and urban pilot sites, a coordinating council, and largely private funding over 3 to 5 years with focus on reading writing and arithmetic education.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Ford Foundation
Sanford
Jorban
Povernor
Macmillan
Mary U.S
Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Moscow
Z. Smith Reynolds
Tragedy in Route 38 Crash Claims Beckwith Family
On Route 38 about 35 miles north of Pittsburgh a two car collision killed Kenneth Beckwith and his wife and two sons. The other driver, a Butler steelworker, was identified as the crash’s apparent driver. Kenneth died at Butler Hospital and his sister died en route to Children’s Hospital Pittsburgh. Baker, traveling alone, survived in good condition.
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Pittsburgh
Baker
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Beckwith
Butler
David
Robert
Kenneth
Butler Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Patricia
American Circus Arrives in Moscow for Month Stand
The 45 member troupe arrives by plane for a one month engagement in Moscow under the Soviet American cultural exchange program. The first show is July 4 in the Moscow Circus building. The McCandless family from Butler bought an auto the night before and planned a Fourth of July picnic.
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Moscow Circus
i‘McCandless
Butler
Mikoyan clarifies pact offer in Berlin nuclear talks
In Moscow First Deputy Mikoyan said Khrushchev’s partial test ban proposal on atmosphere space and underwater tests could be linked to a nonaggression pact with NATO. He dodged questions on joining Kennedy’s unilateral test cessation, noting possible Western conditions. The report also mentions a birth notice unrelated to the policy discussion.
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Ier Mikoyan
U.S
Foy 2
Kehler
Spasso House
Khrushchev
Berlin
George Syverston
NATO
Moscow
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Anastas Mikoyan
Posnl
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Bernard Harris
Alliia Alice
Shawna Deayce
Sherry
Hjallijulierne
Shannon Nellie
Deci
William Alpern
England
Identical Quadruplet Girls Born in Chicago Set Record
Doctors at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago report that the quadruplet girls born on Sunday are identical, a rare phenomenon occurring roughly once in two to three million births. The medical team confirmed the finding after careful testing and observation.
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Chicago
Michael Reese Hospital
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