Soviet Vessel Fires Across Bow At U S Ship In Black Sea
The State Department labeled the three shots across the bow of the U S grain ship Sister Katanga by a Soviet naval vessel excessive and outside norms. The incident followed a wage dispute at Novorossiysk, with the captain forced to pay a fine after a board and search. No injuries reported. The ship, 16.3 miles from Soviet territorial waters, faced arbitration by Moscow but left without permission. An oral protest was delivered to Soviet minister counselor Georgi Kornienko. The matter raised tensions as U S officials urged measures to prevent repeats.
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Novorossisk
Arthur H. Fertig
Wading, River
Katinga
Georgi M. Kornienko
Richard Davis
Kornienko
Fertig
Soviet Ministry of Merchant Marine
Moscow
Senate
Nautilus Ices Committee
Petroleum Carriers Corp
New York City
Canada
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Cials
Military Pay Boost Likely as Senate Action Advances
Prompt Senate approval of pay increases for nearly two million armed forces personnel appears likely. If the House agrees, boosts could take effect in August or September, at a total annual cost of 207 million dollars. General and admiral ranks gain 49.30 monthly, privates 3, a 2 percent base pay rise for officers and an identical boost for noncommissioned officers and enlisted personnel with over two years service.
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Washington
Senate
House
Bomb Misses Mrs. Jagan in Guiana Turmoil
In Georgetown a terrorist bomb aimed at Premier Cheddi Jagan’s headquarters barely injures none. Janet Jagan, American-born wife of the leftist leader, stood about 100 feet from the blast but was unharmed. Police disperse crowds as racial violence rises, with 120 killed in five months.
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British Guiana
Cheddi
Jagan
Janet Jagan
People’s Progressive
Michael Forde
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Orp
Gimpex
Edward Griffith
Ee Frei Enforetig
Guiana
Extremism Defense Causes Split In GOP
The article covers a GOP split over extremism as Goldwater faces questions after remarks claiming extremism in defense of liberty is no vice. Rockefeller and Percy demand clarification while Goldwater defends his stance, citing historic presidents and wartime actions. The piece traces tensions within the party as Goldwater engages with Eisenhower and Miller ahead of the convention.
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Walter R. Mears
Phoenix
Ariz
Goldwater
San Francis
Barry Goldwater
Senate
San Francisco
New York
Nelal
Son A. Rockefeller
Goldwa
Charles H. Percy
GOP
Illinois
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dean Burch
National Committee
Europe
Rockefeller
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
People of America
Johnson to announce third cut in 1964 deficit
President Johnson plans a news conference at his Texas ranch to disclose final figures for the 1964 fiscal year ending June 30. Earlier forecasts showed a deficit of 8.8 billion, with subsequent revisions trimming the gap as spending fell and revenues rose, marking a steady decline from initial projections.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
John “. Kennedy
Police Deny Detaining Negroes at Funeral in North Carolina
Police Chief Robert Geer rejected reports that Negroes were barred from attending a funeral. He said an escort was provided and no relatives or friends were prevented from rites. The funeral drew more than 200 attendees at New Prospect Baptist Church.
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Williamston
D. C
Robert Geer
Madlin Smith
Knoxville
Joseph Smith
Kings County
Wash
Geer
North Carolina Highway Patrol
Buncombe County Sheriff's Department
Asheville City
Wanda Thompson
Jagan
Supervier
Ne Nl
Chicago
King County
Guiana
Smith
Kings Two
Sharon Finch Crowned Miss North Carolina Star
Sharon Finch of Thomasville won Miss Thomasville then Miss North Carolina last week. Her talent and poise carried the pageant, and Your Sunday Enterprise previews the new Miss North Carolina. A series titled Why Our Religions Are begins tomorrow with What Is Baptist. An eyewitness recalls the Normandy breakout and heavy air bombardment in tomorrow’s Enterprise.
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Sharon Finch
Thomasville
North Carolina
Sunday Enterprise
Normandy
France
Germany
Overtime Pay Data Prepared For Congress
Secretary of Labor Wirtz presents new statistics to Congress to support higher overtime pay rates aiming to spread jobs. He cites peak overtime hours last month, a claim of 5 million unemployed last week and 16 million workers on overtime, with 3.2 hours of overtime per worker weekly. A Labor Department spokesman estimates 900,000 new full-time jobs could result if overtime converts to hires.
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Nel Gilbride
Washington
Secretary of
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Wirtz
House Labor Committee
Labor Department
Sam Sheppard May Be Married Today
CHICAGO AP. Convicted wife slayer Dr. Sam Sheppard and his German fiancée Ariane Tebbenjohanns arrived in Chicago in a yellow limousine after his release from the Ohio Penitentiary. They planned a wedding at an undisclosed location, with reports stating she had known him since prison and that the union would follow his release on bond.
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Sam
Chicago
Sam Sheppard
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
The
Chicago Tribune
Sheppard
Cleveland
Ohio
Tebbenjohanns
Wireptisto
Tribune
Columbus
Marilyn
Hhaantowan
Inside Comics and Editorials in US court stay on Sheppard
A fragmented page notes a legal dispute involving a U.S. court stay affecting Sheppard’s freedom and related items. It references comics, editorials, a crossword, television, classifieds, and weather sections with partial pagination.
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U.S. Court of Apa
Sheppard
How He Did It Goldwater Sticks To Views
Barry Goldwater built his political persona through blunt, candid interviews with amateurs, surrounding himself with a core team of loyal aides and a dedicated staff. He preached conservatism, reshaped campaign operations, and inspired a broad, reformist GOP effort that aimed to reclaim the party.
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Burch
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Y. Clifton White
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Senate
Richard Kleindienst
Braska
Nixice
Goldwater
Field
Karl Hece
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