Girl Released Killer Is Captured in Linden New Jersey
Four people captured Richard Teddy Coleman after a deadly abduction and shootings. A white girl, reportedly assaulted, was found hysterical and hospitalized. Coleman, a 32 year old black man, was arrested near Newark Airport with guns on him. Police say several relatives and neighbors were harmed, and the incident led to multiple arrests and injuries. The case details include a direction given by the girl and ongoing investigations.
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Teddy) Coleman
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Elizabeth
Coleman
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Newark Airport
Linden
Polize
Kaminski
Joseph Sheridan
Joseph Brennan
Magnolia Street
States Take Up Rights Measures
The Associated Press reports at least 17 state legislatures defeated anti discrimination bills this year while backers won changes in at least 11 states. Maryland enacted a public accommodations law in Baltimore and parts of the state. Kansas broadened protections to hotels, motels, cabins, and restaurants with enforcement by the Civil Rights Commission. South Dakota barred discrimination in taverns and amusements with fines up to 200 dollars. Utah and Nebraska repealed bans on interracial marriage. Wyoming failed. Open occupancy laws passed in Connecticut and New York. Maine rejected rental housing bans.
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Baltimore
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Kansas Civil Rights Commission
South Dakota
Utah
Nebraska
Wyoming
Connecticut
New York
Maine
Bargain-Hunting Travelers Stranded In Europe
European jaunts draw budget travelers as 1,200 Californians in Europe face return delays. Travel agents seek aid as airlines warn of recurring waves and cheaper charter flights causing missed connections and confusion. A pro rata aerial excursion to Europe, often booked by student groups, costs around 236 dollars but can misfire with delays and changes.
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New York
Travel Busi| Transportation
American Society of Travel Aventis
History Caravan visits Civil War battlegrounds
Students on High Point College’s first History Caravan toured Civil War sites in Virginia and Gettysburg. A special Sunday Enterprise feature will describe what the caravan was like.
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High Point College
Virginia
Gettysburg
Sunday Enterprise
Judy Teague
Robert E. Lee
Pickett
Khrushchev Assailed as Talks Open in Moscow
China assails Khrushchev as talks begin on ideological feud between Communist powers. Delegations meet in secrecy at a Lenin Hills villa after a ceremonial start. Chinese and Soviet editors spar over disarmament and Berlin Wall remarks ahead of a peace coexistence summit.
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U S Job total hits seventy million in June
The Labor Department reports 70.3 million people employed in June marking a new high but not full employment. Unemployment rose to 4.8 million while the rate fell to 5.7 percent. Former VP Wallace had proposed 60 million jobs in a 1940s book and campaign era.
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United States
Henry A. Wallace
Department of Labor
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U.S
Wallace
Harold Goldstein
Department
South Salem
N.Y
Harry S. Truman
Retired Policeman Fiunts Son
A tense Bronx manhunt unfolds as James Egan Sr a 51 year old retired officer joins his son detective William Kegan and another brother Fred Egan in pursuing 19 year old Gregory Egan who escaped a Bronx courthouse after a kidnapping and robbery case. The family joins 100 officers in a desperate search through seedy sections and derelict tenements to prevent further harm.
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William Kegan
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Argentine President rejects delay. vote set for Sunday
President Jose Maria Guido has refused a Peronist bid to postpone national elections by a week, stating voting will occur Sunday as scheduled. Peronists claim rigging and organize a blank ballot boycott. Guido bars key candidates and cites military backing for the decision. The National and Popular Front coalition plans blank ballots amid Peronist bans, while other parties wait for July 31 electoral actions.
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Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Arturo Fron
Juan DB
Perandizi
Spain
Bariloche
Peron
Vicente Solana Lima
Gen. Osiris
Popular Conserv- Villegas
Rele Asive
Supvision
Vene
Prayers Answered Woman Survives Week Beside Wreckage
Frances Tweed of Van Nuys California survived a week near the crash site six miles southwest of Grants New Mexico after her husband Wendell 47 died from injuries six hours post crash. She endured burns cuts and dehydration while signals and rain helped rescuers locate her. A Civil Air Patrol plane spotted SOS and HELP signs guiding a helicopter to the site where she was airlifted to Cibola Hospital and later reunited with food and water.
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Frances Tweed
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Calif
Tweed
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Santa Fe
Wendell
Globe Swift
Cibola Hospital
George Williams
Maxine
Ferguson
Legrand
Towa
Tweeds
van Nuys
N. M
Bogus Money Run Off On College Press
San Francisco AP report notes Donald J. Carothers 21 of Alameda State College in Hayward admitted producing more than 4 million in fake $20 and $50 bills. He earned $2.25 hourly and had night access. Three others arraigned. more at large. About 2.4 million recovered, 500,000 unaccounted. Secret Service called the currency very good quality.
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San Francisco
U. S
Secret Service
Donald J. Carothers
Alameda State College
Hayward
Bay
Carothers
Geoge Kelly
Heay- Ward
Fred Hazebroad
Tom Zanson
Captive Nations Proclamation Endorsed by Kennedy
President Kennedy followed up a Soviet American exchange with a proclamation upholding the just aspirations of captive nations to be free. He noted a deep conviction in freedom for all and shared hope for world peace, aligning with past Eisenhower sentiment toward Khrushchev. Captive Nations Week was designated by Congress in 1959 and urged yearly proclamations until independence is achieved for all captive nations.
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Hyannisport
Mass
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Iman
Cape Cod
China
Iin
Congress
Russia
Wirtz Seeks End to Rail Strike With Temporary Accord
Washington AP Secretary of Labor Wirtz urges a switch from a threatened railroad strike to a two year truce and study groups modeled after the steel industry Human Relations Committee. Unions and railroads will study the plan and respond by Sunday. AFL CIO official Gilbert calls the proposal unacceptable. If rejected, Kennedy may seek emergency arbitration by Congress to avert a nationwide strike.
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Congress
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