Park Status in Limbo as Trustees File Civil Rights Suit
In Winston-Salem Forsyth County a trust suit challenges whether Gleed Park should be “for the white race” or managed to broaden access. Downtown stock activity showed losses as the market dipped, with Reynolds and Duke Power among large firms cited. The case seeks to determine park ownership, white‑race control, and possible dissolution or transfer to city or county, with capital-improvement funds and assets to be handled accordingly.
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NEW York
Curtiss Wrt
Kate Bitlings Reynolds
Allan Air Mills
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Dow Chem
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Duke
Forsyth
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Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Met
Associated Press
Gen Tel & Tel
Ize A
Gerb
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Goodrich BF
Goodyear T&a
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Sup- Gulf Oil Corp
Duke University
L. Int
Richardson Memorial Hospital
Tel & Tel
Greensboro
Kayser-Roth
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Ligcett & Myers
Lockh Air
Lovillard P
Martin
Monty Ward
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Studebaker
Motorola
Little
American Motors
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Steel
Bethlehem
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Southern Pacific
Avia
Chicago
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Uploeorreg Bray
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Pennsylvania
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Polaroid
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Sperry Corp
du Font
Francisco
Textron Inc
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Goldwater
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Keating
United Airlines
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Arch
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All Coast Line
Wire-Dixie
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Balt & 0
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Boeing Air
Borden Co
Purroushs Corp
Catto Caro P&l
Nonc Celanese Corp
Champion P&f
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Coca-Cola
Columbia G&e
Comal Credit
Khrushchev Arrives in Warsaw for Anniversary Events
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Warsaw to mark Poland’s 20th anniversary as a Communist nation and to meet with Eastern Bloc leaders including Wladyslaw Gomulka Antonin Novotny and Walter Ulbricht. He will spend two days in Warsaw amid talks on bloc issues and a possible world Communist conference.
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Warsaw
Khrushchev
Poland
Europe
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Antonin Novotny
Walter Ulbricht
Lublin
Moscow
Truck Driver Sentenced In Riots In Henderson NC
Bennie Brame a 33 year old white truck driver was given a 12 month suspended sentence and fined 100 in the first of 12 trials stemming from a July 12 melee between whites and Negroes at a Henderson truck stop restaurant. He must stay on good behavior for two years. A second charge of assault on John Adams a Black man who was hospitalized resulted in a 30 day suspended sentence and a 10 fine. Trials for 11 others were set for later today as police used tear gas to disperse the crowd of about 200 involving fists rocks and bottles.
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Henderson, N
Bennie Brame
Tom D. Hardie
Vance County Recorder’s Court
Brame
Henderson
Charlotte
Noto Contendre
Truckston
Wallace Group Plans Meeting in North Carolina
Mrs William Burton chairs the Wallace-for-president group in North Carolina. The party will meet Saturday in Durham to name one candidate for one state office to appear on the November ballot. The group must reach 10 percent of the vote to stay a party. office sought was not named. The Durham meeting starts at 1 p.m. at Jac Tar Hotel. Police charged two officers after a riot near a desegregated restaurant.
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Hickory
N. C
William Burton
North Carolina
Durham
Burton
Jacl Tar
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Communists Push New Geneva Talks Amid Vietnam Crisis
North Vietnam calls for renewed Geneva negotiations on Vietnam as the anniversary of the 1954 Geneva Accord nears. Hanoi pressures rise, South Vietnam faces military and political strain, and North Vietnamese border moves prompt concern of intensified fighting. A US presidential election backdrop and Red China influence color the campaign as Hanoi seeks a broader settlement.
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South Viet Nam
United States
Nguyen Khana
North Viet Nam
U.S
Military Raise Near Enactment By ARBOGAST
The $20 million yearly pay raise for more than 2.6 million military personnel moved toward quick enactment in an election year rush. The Senate approved the measure by voice vote after swift committee action, aiming for Aug. 1 implementation pending presidential signature. House leaders urged speedy action and set hearings under Rep. Mendel Rivers.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Rep. L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
House
Uriak
Bar melee after gun scare shocks city police
A riot erupted at a bar after a chase of two rock throwers ended with shots fired and police breaking down the door. Five injured, including two officers, as mirrors, lighting and stools were smashed. Separate unrest in Bedford-Stuyvesant followed a CORE demonstration with 300 to 400 protesters, bottles thrown and windows smashed, but no looting reported and police later dispersed the crowd.
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Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
CORE
Kennedy burial visit by Johnson at grave site
Former President Johnson approached the Kennedy family grave with a sober nod as honor guards hastily lowered a barrier. He stood at the foot of John Kennedy's grave beside his infant son and daughter, arms stiff at his sides, during the vigil.
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Lance
Johnson
Kennedy
John Kennedy
Buffalo roundup ends as trucks seize wayward beast
In Augusta Kansas a loose buffalo fled past a fence during a five hour chase. Police and volunteers used pickup trucks to corral the animal and load it into a horse trailer for return to Owen McEwen’s farm. The incident followed a dramatic escape and rapid pursuit across rural terrain.
Johnson visits gravesite on Kennedy birth anniversary
Dow Jones Averages bowed his head in silent prayer during Johnson's first visit to the gravesite since a prior White House ceremony on May 29 marking the 47th anniversary of Kennedy's birth.
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Johnson
White House
Kennedy
Negro to Head Cambridge Council in Maryland
CAMBRIDGE Md AP Charles Cornish elected City Council president in a 3 2 vote as the town shifts after a race tense municipal race. Cornish the council's only Negro has served 18 years and backs equality through gradual steps while opponents campaigned against accommodations laws. He defended his record and urged measured action amid protests led by Gloria Richardson's group nearby.
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Stephens Broening
Cambridge, Md
Charles Cornish
Cambridge
Cornish
Leon Majors
Cecil Webster
H. M. St. Clair
Gloria Richardson
Maryland
Government secrecy harms democracy and trust
Long, author of a government bill, argues that secrecy benefits no one and erodes public integrity. He, with The Associated Press Managing Editors Association, appeals for government information to be available on request, stressing the public’s right to know as a cornerstone of democracy.
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Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Ragan
Goldwater backs talks with president on civil rights enforcement
Goldwater said he would welcome a meeting with the President to discuss civil rights enforcement. He criticized current enforcement, arguing laws on the books could solve the civil rights problem if adequately applied, noting the right to vote is guaranteed but not properly enforced. The senator urged stronger enforcement rather than new measures.
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Goldwater
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