Block Trunking Protests Halt Brooklyn Construction
Negro children sat in the path of work trucks and youths clung to a crane load at a Brooklyn hospital construction site as protests demanded unmarked patrol cars and broader hiring. Police removed the demonstrators, with several arrests across Brooklyn and Queens. A Journal-American photographer was injured amid the confrontations. Willie Brinson led a group of about ten youngsters into the hospital entrance, including his own children.
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Four North Koreans Killed in Demilitarized Zone Clash
In the DMZ near Panmunjom and the Imjin River, four heavily armed North Koreans were killed after a raid that also cost two U.S. soldiers their lives and left another wounded. Col. George F. Larion Jr. was identified as among the U.S. dead. The fighting occurred as U.S. and Korean police hunted saboteurs while an Army helicopter surveyed the area.
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Washington
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Davison, Mich
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George Creel
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Panmunjom
Freedom Bridge
Associated Press
Kim Chong-kil
Ann Mu-hes
Complete Test Ban Sought At Global Disarmament Talks
At a resumed 17 nation conference in Geneva U S Ambassador Charles C Stelle urged continuing efforts for a comprehensive test ban covering underground nuclear tests to supplement the Moscow limited ban The U S Britain and Soviet Moscow agreement bans tests in atmosphere space and underwater but not underground He warned the limited accord will not halt the arms race or ease international tension while praising its fallout reduction as an immediate result
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Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Britain
Peter Thomas
Soviet Union
Philby seeks asylum and Soviet citizenship
Ex diplomat Harold Philby, missing British newsman, reportedly applied for political asylum and Soviet citizenship via Izvestia. Senate leaders indicate progress on the Moscow test ban treaty, with Mansfield and Harriman confirming the Soviet request.
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Kim) Philby
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Nixon De Gaulle Lunch Sparks Talk of Meeting
Nixon met with Charles de Gaulle at the Elysee Palace and signaled a possible thaw in strained U S France relations. He declined to reveal Kennedy views but suggested that leaders of the free world should meet from time to time to clarify important goals and reduce Soviet tensions.
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Kennedy
Nixon
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Paris
Richard NM
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United States
France
Elyseetsen Nuunus Orene
Hejhe
Nixon Praises De Gaulle During European Vacation
Nixon travels in Europe with his family and says he known President de Gaulle in Washington. He calls de Gaulle a strong, independent thinker and predicts he will work with the United States and other nations of the free world.
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Free World
Henry Ford Centennial Ends in Dearborn Pageant
Dearborn Michigan AP marks the centennial birth of Henry Ford, born to Mrs William Ford. A pageant titled The Man from Dearborn closes the celebration after a January start. Ford built the first automobile in 1896 and formed Ford Motor Co in 1913. Greenfield Village preserves Ford’s birth room and bed among Americana exhibits. Ford died April 1 1947 at nearly 84. The Ford Motor Co grew from a wooden building to a major industrial giant with many plants.
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Dearborn
Mich
William Ford
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Greenfield Village
Navy Superconstellation Crashes on Landing at Gander Airport
A U S Navy Superconstellation over shot the runway at Gander Newfoundland and burst into flames during landing. The number of people aboard and whether any escaped is not known.
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Southern Segregationist Says Negroes Aren't Ready Yet
A Macon County feature examines a Southern segregationist who claims to like Negroes but supports a system of unequal rights. Through vignettes on a Deep Alabama plantation, the piece contrasts paternalistic bonds with calls for maintaining racial segregation and social order.
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Macon County
Ala
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