Guns Used in Slayings Linked to North Korea
U N command spokesman Col George Creel said ballistic tests prove the same submachine guns used in Monday morning ambush that killed two U S soldiers and wounded a third were captured from North Korean forces killed Tuesday. Brig Gen Charles Pershing Brown said no U S casualties in a later clash as troops and South Korean police pressed a 10 year DMZ patrol south of the armistice line.
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Demilitarized Zone
U.N. Command
George Creel
Creel
Civil rights battle moves through hearings amid strategy
In Washington leaders press for a fair employment practices bill as civil rights debates continue. House Chair Emanuel Celler backs adding the measure to the administration package, while Senate supports slow progress with Ervin querying constitutionality. King testifies expected. Keating hints at night hearings to expedite.
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Senate Subcommittee On Internal Security
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Sam J. Ervin
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Kenneth B. Keating
Rn.y
Celler
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
Clarence Mitchell
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mitchell
House Education and Labor Committee
House Rules Committee
Keating
Judiciary Committee
Civil Rights Commission
Stock market advances in early trading as rally slows
The New York market opened strong with 1.2 million shares in the first hour and held gains as the Dow and AP average rose. Industrials and rails led with mixed results from Polaroid Xerox U S Smelting and auto makers. Bond and stock prices were mixed across exchanges.
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Xerox
U.S
du Pont
Associated Press
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Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
IBM
American Stock Exchange
Illia Slated To Get Nod In Argentina
Arturo Illia, a 62 year old country doctor, leads the nine candidate field for Argentina president as electors in provincial capitals vote. Illia holds sufficient pledges to win and awaits final tally, while promising anti Communist stance and reform of foreign oil contracts.
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Argentina
Arturo Illia
Illia
Cruz del Eje
U.S
Jose Maria Guido
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
CORE resumes picketing K and W cafeteria raid
The local CORE chapter resumed anti segregation demonstrations at the K and W cafeteria on High Avenue led by Mrs. Della Mitchell. Six pickets joined the 12:15 p.m. march ending the week long moratorium and plan actions against local theaters after a meeting with theater owners and city officials.
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Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
K and W
High Avenue
Della Mitchell
Armed robbers tied in woods after motel escape
Detectives quote Martel stating two men held up a Tuc son restaurant for about $600 weekly and a Chicago theft of $60. They were later picked up by Sheehan who, tied and gagged in the woods near Mount Pleasant, freed himself after about 45 minutes. Sheehan called the pair pleasant.
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Dodson
Tucson
Chicago
Martel
Sheehan
Wilkinson
North Carolina
Mount Pleasant
California Spending Deadlock Deepens in State Budget Fight
In Sacramento a standoff between Assembly Democrats led by Speaker Jesse Unruh and Republicans over a 106 million increase to Governor Brown's 3.14 billion budget locks the House overnight. Republicans vow to block the two thirds vote until a proposed 100 million school aid bill terms are revealed.
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Assembly Democrats
California
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Los Angeles
House
Edmund G. Brown
GOP
Ward faces UK charges linked to prostitution ring
Osteopath Ward, 50, is tried on five misdemeanors for procuring young girls and living off prostitution proceeds. He lies in a coma after a hospital admission as the jury seeks guidance on living off earnings of prostitutes and whether he knew their status. Christine Keeler is named as a central figure in the alleged operation. Ward’s bail is set at 3000 pounds and the judge warns of security measures while Ward recovers.
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Justice Marshall
Ward
Christine Keeler
Noel Howard Jones
Chelsea
Julia Gulliver
Barry O'Brien
Gary NAACP head offered job by Negro newspaper
Gary Indiana AP says George Staab 29, leader of a Gary white protest group, was fired after reporting for a job at Mercy Hospital. Martha Williams offered him a position at Info a new Negro weekly. The hospital reached a non-discrimination policy after civil rights talks.
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Gary, Ind
Gary
National Association For the Advancement of White People
George Staab
Herald
Leigh Plummer
Staab
Mercy Hospital
Martha Williams
Info
Stab
Catholic Hospital
NAACP
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Montreal Bank Building Tops Canada With 43 Stories
The Canadian Bank of Commerce building in Montreal rises as one of Canada's tallest at 43 stories, highlighting its height and prominence in the skyline.
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Montreal
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canada
Giraffe Neck Vertebrae Match Whales and Humans
A note states that seven vertebrae exist in the necks of giraffes, whales, and humans, aligning anatomical counts across these species. This classic fact underscores shared vertebral design in mammals.
Ambulance Service Will Cease Operation in Three Counties
Salisbury AP Bill Mills owner of C and M Ambulance Service says he will stop operations in Rowan Cabarrus and Stanly counties on September 1 due to bad debts. The firm collected less than half of its calls and relied on a monthly subsidy of 300 to 500 dollars from Cabarrus County. Rowan County rejected a subsidy as illegal, and public operation of the service is unlikely.
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Salisbury
Bill
Cabarrus County
Rowan County
Howeer
Corporal Says A Bullet Marked For Me Preceded Death
In New York AP report Corporal George F. Larson Jr. 24 was killed by a North Korean sniper while on a patrol with American and South Korean forces. Two other soldiers Charles Dessart III 19 and David A. Seiler 24 were also killed this week. Larson had said there is a bullet marked for me.
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George F. Larson Jr
Charles Dessart III
Drexel Hill
David A. Seiler
Near
Theresa
Wis
Larson
Daivison
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