Teen-Ager Wounded By Gunshot In Bronx Diner
A white teenager was wounded early today by a gunshot from a passing car near a Bronx diner scene of earlier racial disturbances. The victim, 16 year old Jack Cippolla, suffered a flesh wound to the right cheek. the gunman was described as Negro. The incident followed a day of racial tensions with CORE picketing White Castle. police dispersed crowds, and injuries were reported among those at a large picnic.
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Associated Press
New York
Baltimore
Bronx
Jack Cippolla
Cippolla
Ton Memorial Hospital
Set
Congress of Racial Equality
White Castle
Woodlawn
Tucson
Ariz
Richmond
Pueblo Gardens Methodist Church
Wilbur Johnson
Robert W. Hare
National Guard
Cambridge
Jet Crash Kills Seven at Willow Grove Picnic
A pilotless Navy FJ Fury crashed onto the Green Hill Day Camp near Willow Grove Naval Air Station during a Sunday picnic, killing seven people including four children. Witnesses described a sudden blaze and a roar as the jet ploughed through trees and struck the bathhouse near the campers. A naval safety team from Norfolk began the investigation while Captain John Waldman announced a major inquiry into the malfunction of the aircraft.
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Baby’s Playpen
Duncan Lederer
Willow Grove Naval Air Station
Wil
Willow Grove
John W. Butler
Springs
Philis
Theadelphia
Green Hill
Fineman
Samuel Weiner
Jack
Weiner
Tran
Naval Air Safety
Norfolk
Waldman
Butler
Burned house at Walkertown used for training deliberately destroyed
In Walkertown the house beside the fire station burned to the ground on July 4. Residents teased it as an eyesore but the volunteer firefighters confirmed the blaze was intentional to remove the nuisance and for training purposes, defending the action.
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Walkertown
Wirtz Reports To JFK On Rail Labor Standoff
President Kennedy met for an hour with Labor Secretary Wirtz to discuss the railway labor dispute as a threatened nationwide strike loomed over a July 10 deadline. Negotiators plan new work rules by 12:01 am Thursday, prompting unions to threaten a walkout. Congress and the White House consider legislation to curb disruption.
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Washington
Kennedy
Secretary of
W. Willard Wirtz
Kernedy
Wirtz
Congress
Labor and Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committees
White House
Aycock Resignation Expected From UNC Chancellor
William B. Aycock, chancellor at UNC Chapel Hill since 1957, is expected to tender his resignation to the Consolidated University of North Carolina Board of Trustees executive committee. Aycock, 47, a UNC Law School alumnus, would return to teaching after a career in law and academia.
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Recorder's Court
UNC Law School
Law School
Furniture Market Opens On Crest Of 20 Month Rise
The Southern furniture industry opens its market in High Point as May shipments rise 16 percent from 1962, marking the 20th straight month of gains. Executives say the market has shifted to a professional buyer driven by display quality and serious retailing.
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Furniture Mart
Robert Marks
Southeast
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
SFMA
Ben Willis Sr
Southern Furniture Exposition
Willis Wayside Furniture
Norfolk
Willis
Furture
Exposition
Fux
Financial Cuba ban expands U S embargo move
Washington AP reports the United States will outlaw any financial transactions with Cuba to isolate Fidel Castro. The State Department plans to announce details later today, banning American banks and enterprises from dealings with Cuba, with refugees allowed to send funds for family reasons. The measure places Cuba with Red China in financial terms, while exports remain limited to food and medicine.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
State Department
Western Hemisphere
American Bank of Commercial
Castro
U.S
Jackson, Ky
Organization of American Mountain Parkway Five Miles
Kent
Stucky Town
Paul R. Edinger
Statesville
Bridge
N. C
Joyce
Victor
Fred A. Wilson
Viola
NAACP Youth Groups Unshackled at Chicago Convention
NAACP executive secretary Roy Wilkins says youth groups have been unshackled and will play a more active, independent role in the civil rights fight. He cites criticism of conservative policies and notes strong youth leadership emerging from the organization’s 40,000-member youth corps.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Chicago
Associated Press
NAACP
Ganization
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Burl
Wilkins
Candiff
University of Near
Mississippi
New York
Burr
Edinger
Kewauives
Rolearee Technical Furniture Co
Tel
Statesville
Junius Griffin Ephone
Charleston
D.C
Michigan
Roy Will
Kins
James H. Mere
North
Ofdith
Carolina
Khrushchev Confers With Spaak on Easing Tensions
Premier Khrushchev met Kiev with Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak to discuss easing East West friction while snubbing Chinese leadership amid Soviet Chinese party tensions. Podgorny and Zorin attended. response to German peace treaty and West Berlin status remained central.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kiev
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
NATO
Germany
West Berlin
West
Spaak
Presidium
Nikolai Podgorny
Valerian Zorin
Tass
Blue Prefers Special Session After Labor Day
Raleigh AP House Speaker Clifton Blue argues a special session should come after Labor Day and focus solely on Senate redistricting. Gov Sanford will call lawmakers back to Raleigh for redistricting with no date set. Blue warns against opening the session to other subjects, likening it to Pandora’s box, and supports a reasonable redistricting plan and a constitutional amendment proposal for population based county apportionment.
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Raleigh
House
Clifton Blue
Senate
Blue
Sanford
Currie
Mecklenburg
Guilford
Forsyth
David Clark
Lincoln
Wilbur Jolly
Franklin
Robert Calder
New Hanover
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Emanuel Milton Fine
Caroline Hershfield
Philadelphia
Navy
Albert Waldman
Er Squadron
JFK
Aycock
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Immer Market
Dick Swatm
Palmyra, Mich
Eias
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