Market News and Middle East Tensions Stir Stocks
Over the counter quotes trace shifts led by tech and oil shares as Dow Industrials rise while rails slip. Egypt Iraq and Syria clash over Baathist unity as Nasser condemns fascism and Syrian purges. regional turmoil threatens stability as the United Arab Republic stabilization efforts resume.
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Railroads Push for Fast Congress Action on Rules
Kennedy asked Congress to block railroads from enacting new rules that could cost thousands of jobs until the ICC can study and approve them. Senate leaders Dirksen and Mansfield sponsor the bill as unions threaten a strike if rules take effect. Legislators seek swift action before Monday midnight deadline. railroads and unions pause actions for now.
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Jury Gets Case Against Nazis
An Omaha grand jury will weigh charges that American Nazi leader George Lincoln Rockwell and two Arlington, Virginia men conspired to incite racial violence in Emporia. Rockwell was freed on bond after a Friday arrest as he prepared to address Town Hall. The case follows Rockwell's calls for a counter march to a planned civil rights demonstration in Washington. The two defendants are Roy James, 25, and Donald Willer, 21. The report notes ongoing civil rights and rail safety debates in Congress and upcoming hearings on public accommodations and railroad measures.
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Slum Dwellers Clash With Police in Naples Protests
Slum residents demonstrating for better housing clashed with police in Naples on Monday. Three policemen were injured by stones and bottles as more than 200 residents blocked traffic to dramatize demands for special housing laws.
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Case Pleads Guilty and Is Sentenced to Life Term
Lee Case, 33, a former Gastonia textile worker, pleaded guilty to rape and received life imprisonment. The plea ended three years of legal fights to overturn an early 1963 conviction after an initial innocent plea. Solicitor Max Childers accepted the plea shortly after noon as a juror for Case’s second trial had been chosen.
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Ward Trial Testimony Resumed in London Prostitution Case
Mandy Rice-Davies testified in the Stephen Ward vice trial about her relationships with Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Viscount Astor. Ward, 30, denies five charges of living off earnings of prostitution and procuring girls. Prosecutor says Ward rented a cottage on Cliveden estate and used his London flat to entertain clients, with Ward taking part of the proceeds.
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Sanford Sides With Democrats on Governors Conference
Gov. Terry Sanford urged the National Governors Conference not to serve as a presidential campaign platform and opposed debating civil rights. He backed a three fourths vote rule to block such issues, noting Hershey 1962 wrangling led to each governor issuing his own civil rights statement and no action by the conference. He called to focus on governors responsibilities rather than a mock congress.
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Governors Back Kennedy Tax Cut Plan in South
North Carolina Governor Sanford and South Carolina Governor Russell announced support for President Kennedy's federal income tax cut bill at a joint press conference in Miami Beach. They urged other Southern governors to sign the endorsement, calling for immediate across the board personal and corporate tax reductions to spur economic development.
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Khrushchev-Gromyko Talks in Moscow Focus on Pact
In Moscow Khrushchev and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met British Lord Hailsham and U.S. Harriman for the session longest since talks began July 15. The communique said progress on a test ban treaty and exchanges on mutual interests, with questions over a nonaggression pact tied to the negotiations. Kennedy reportedly favors a pledge not to change European borders by force, contingent on consultations with NATO partners.
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Magnuson Undergoes Tests In Seattle Hospital
Senator Warren G Magnuson of Washington remains hospitalized in Seattle as doctors run tests for a high fever reported since last week. Dr Alex Grinstein said initial results would be available late today and the cause of the fever remains undetermined.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Burlington Youths Said In Cuba Visit Report
A group of five American students toured Cuba visiting fishing installations and schools in Manzanillo Eastern Cuba on Monday. Two Burlington North Carolina youths John Salter and Larry Phelps reportedly are members of the group despite passport questions. State Department officials said they cannot confirm their presence. Meanwhile Niagara Falls witnesses report a man swept over the Horseshoe Falls Monday. Police are investigating with the body not yet recovered.
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Public Figures Shun Nudist Convention
Fresno officials decline to attend the Western Sunbathing Association meeting in Clovis noting civic leaders’ sensitivity. The three day event opens Friday with 1600 delegates from five states and includes tennis, archery, volleyball, horseshoes, a dance, a beauty contest, and a bowling tournament at a Fresno bowling lane.
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Florida Men Admit N C Burglaries
Two Florida men Floyd Alton Jones and Walford Matthew LeBlance, both of Tampa, admitted 12 North Carolina burglaries after a police stop near a doctor's office in Salisbury. They are held in Rowan County jail on charges of breaking and entering three doctors’ offices, attempting another entry, and possession of burglary tools. Police will question them in connection with robberies in Greensboro Reidsville and Asheville.
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Desegregation Efforts and Private Property Rights Debate
Roosevelt argued that voluntary business action is insufficient to desegregate establishments nationwide. He praised some Southern communities like Atlanta and Richmond but said overall efforts are inadequate given the urgency. He rejected claims that desegregation violates private property rights, noting existing controls for safety and morality require owners to maintain fire escapes and clean kitchens.
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Rusk May Sign Test Ban Treaty
Washington reports Kennedy weighs sending Dean Rusk and perhaps a Senate group to Moscow for a formal signing of a nuclear test ban pact. Harriman may return to report. Senate approval relies on trip, amid opposition from some lawmakers and criticism in Congress about the treaty.
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School Teachers Will Strike Across Argentina
BUENOS AIRES AP union readers said 143000 school teachers will begin a 48 hour strike Wednesday over government inaction on higher pay. It will mean no school for 143 million youngsters throughout the country.
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