Rusk Proposes Arms Inspection Plan To Soviets
President Johnson hailed the civil rights progress as few incidents tested the nation. In Atlanta Lester Maddox used a pistol to threaten three Negro ministers at his restaurant, prompting closure. Cambridge restaurant operator Robert Fehsenfeld was arrested following a separate incident as rights efforts continued nationwide.
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Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Maddox
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Alabama
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Cambridge
Robert Fehsenfeld
Open Doors urged for arms inspection, Rusk says
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged Soviet leaders at Independence Hall to open their doors to a system of arms inspection he said could reduce armaments. He emphasized mutual openness and called for greater people to people contacts with Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, citing desalination work as a cooperative effort.
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Dean Rusk
Rusk
Independence Hall
Soviet Union
Bodies Of Slain Youths Found In Detroit School Yard
DETROIT Mich AP two teenage boys Sheldon Milder 14 and Pat Brown 17 were found slain in the Emerson School playground on the northwest side shortly after midnight. Police said both may have been stabbed or shot. The youths lived near each other and were driven to an ice cream stand by a sister before returning on foot.
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Detroit
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Pat Brown
Emerson School
Miller
Brown
Faith expects 20000 for Fourth of July parade in Faith NC
Faith North Carolina a 499 population town plans a mile long Independence Day parade with Rep James T Broyhill and Robert Gavin as guests. Four jets will fly over Miss North Carolina Jeanne Flynn Swanner will join other beauty queens. Traffic toll rising as motorists travel to holiday destinations. 129 deaths in North Carolina since Thursday and nationwide toll climbing with an estimated 83 million cars on the roads during the weekend.
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Associated Press
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Rowan County
Faith
James T. Broyhill
Rn.c
Robert Gavin
Sanford
Jeanne Flynn Swanner
Wilkesboro
Union County
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Monroe
Oakboro
National Safety Council
Stromin
Stanly County
Thurmond
D S.C
Candor
Odist Lawyers Conference
Montgomery County
Lawndale
Cleveland
Riddle
Amolf
Daniel
Expulsion Of Leader Is Upheld By CORE Vote
CORE at its 22nd annual convention upheld the expulsion of former Washington D. C. CORE leader Julius Hobson who sought reinstatement. The behind closed doors vote was 213 for expulsion, 21 against, with 17 abstaining. Hobson blamed a national drive to soften CORE’s stance for easier financing.
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Kansas City, Mo
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Julius Hobson
Washington, D.C
Sims
Hobson
National
Rights Bill Doesn't Cover Everything
A survey of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 outlines areas not affected: education, housing, employment and unions, and public accommodations. It notes no federal power to enforce racial balance in schools, compel hiring, set loan or property sales rules, or restrict private clubs or professionals.
Rain slows search for three civil rights workers
Rain and wet ground hindered the search for Michael Schwerner, Andy Goodman, and James Chaney in east central Mississippi. Federal and state officers widened the probe into neighboring counties as residents took the July 4 holiday. It was disclosed the trio failed to notify leaders after being released from jail on June 21.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Misssissippi
Michael Schwerner
Andy Goodman
James Chaney
Meridian
California brush fire scorches 12000 acres near Angeles
A major brush fire roared through Angeles National Forest driving 12,000 acres and threatening Green Valley, Green Wall, and Leona Valley. Firefighters 800 strong used 20,000 pumper trucks indeed evacuated residents as winds fanned the flames. No homes were lost. Locals credit a yearlong community effort to clear brush around properties.
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Los Angeles County
LS. Forest Service
Los Angeles
Angeles National Forest
California
Leona Valley
Green Wall
Goldwater Ventures Home for Sentimental Prescott Rodeo Parade
Prescott Arizona AP Barry Goldwater, leading Republican hopeful, plans a sentimental trip to his ancestral home to honor his uncle Morris and ride at Prescott’s historic rodeo parade. He returns as front runner and anticipates a potential broader campaign if he secures the GOP nomination.
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Prescott
Ariz
Sen.paign
Barry Goldwater
Arimental
Morris
Nomi- Cos
Goldwater
Khrushchev Ends Scandinavian Tour With Tepid Send-Off
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev departed Oslo aboard the Bashkiria after a lukewarm 19 day tour of Denmark Sweden and Norway. About 1000 Norwegians and tourists watched a 21 gun salute as he left, while officials said he would head to Moscow and not continue to Finland Rostock or Iceland. Khrushchev asserted coexistence of different systems as the peaceful area’s future and his daughters joined the farewell trip.
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Norway
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Bashkiria
Denmark
Sweden
Moscow
Finland
Rostock
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Elena
Iceland
Scandinavia
Sitrushchev
Vonnie Womble Prepares for Miss North Carolina
Sunday Enterprise reports Miss High Point Vonnie Womble will represent the city in the Miss North Carolina pageant next week. Admirers predict a strong chance to win the state title as she sings the blues with poised charm.
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