Man Survives Six Days in Bait Box at Sea
Rus sell C. Swift, 45, of West Springfield, Pa., floated in a 38 inch square bait box for six days after his 30 foot boat Java sank on its first voyage 60 miles offshore. He was rescued 50 miles southwest of Fort Myers by amphibian Coast Guard plane guiding a shrimper to pickup and helicopter transport to hospital.
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Russell C. Swift
West Springfield
Gulf of Mexico
Fort Myers
Fla
Coast Guard
Ft. Myers
Swift
Java
Here
New York cabbies chosen for trip to North Carolina
In New York City 28 taxi drivers were selected for a paid trip to North Carolina. Miss Honey Lucas of Raleigh and Ted Kramer, vice president of Bennett Advertising, helped judge conversations with drivers to pick ambassadors for the state. They will fly into Asheville on June 27 for tours of Mount Mitchell, Ghost Town, and the Cherokee Indian reserve.
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Raleigh
API
New York City
North Carolina
New York
Honey Lucas
Gov. Sanford
Ted Kramer
Bennett Advertising Co
High Point
William Henderson
Bennett
Kramer
Miss Lucas
Henderson
Asheville
Mount Mitchell
Ghost Town
Cherokee Indian Reserve
Supreme Court to Hear Reapportionment Cases in Fall
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a set of reapportionment cases from New York Virginia Maryland Alabama and Georgia in its fall term starting October. The issues include WMCA of New York challenging New York legislative district apportionment Manhattan voters challenging four Bronx congressional boundaries Fulton County Atlanta voting to force Georgia district redraw Maryland Court of Appeals Maryland Senate reapportionment, Virginia 1962 acts unconstitutionality and Alabama three judge court plan for Alabama Legislature.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Virginia
Maryland
Alabama
Georgia
WMCA
New York City
New York State
Manhattan
New
Atlanta
Fulton County
Maryland Court of Appeals
Maryland Senate
Montgomery
Missouri Utility Law Struck Down
The Supreme Court struck down a Missouri law that allowed the governor to seize and run a privately owned public utility when a strike endangered public welfare. The unanimous decision held the law conflicts with the federal Taft-Hartley Labor Law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Missouri
Black Muslim Leader Calls for Separate Black Nation
Muhammad Elijah, known as The Messenger, leads the Black Muslims and calls for complete separation of Blacks from whites in the United States. In a Phoenix interview, he argues for autonomous Black territory or a state, with self sufficiency within 20 to 25 years, while denying violence but urging distinct national selfhood. He recalls starting in Detroit in 1931 at age 35, amid the Great Depression.
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Relman Mgrin Phoenix
Aziz
United States
Muhammad Elijah
Phoenix
Autonomous Negro Nation
Africa
Detroit
Macmillan orders inquiry into Profumo scandal in London
Prime Minister Macmillan, returning from golf, orders an inquiry into security lapses in the Profumo affair affecting his career. Lord Dilhorne will decide if British security was breached by John Profumo’s liaison with Christine Keeler, tied to a Soviet attaché. Ward, osteopath linked to the case, is held without bail on prostitution-related charges as Scotland Yard anticipates more serious indictments.
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London
Macmillan
Min Fone de Hainee
Mada Hey
Lord Dilhorne
Ivanov
Dilhorne
Macmilan
Harold Wilson
Stephen Ward
Christine
Profume
Marlborough St
Ward
Samuel Herbert
Scotland Yard
Herbert
Profumo
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Euston
Scot
Kennedy Bans U S Tests in Atmosphere as Moscow Talks Begin
President Kennedy announced a mid July Moscow conference with Khrushchev and Macmillan to pursue a new nuclear test ban treaty. He also declared an immediate U S ban on atmospheric tests while other states refrain, stressing any treaty remains preferable to a broken arms race. Kennedy spoke at American University after returning from Honolulu and urged unity on civil rights and national defense.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
U.S
American University
Macmillan
Honolulu
Andrews Air Force Base
Haiwaiian
Oely
White House
Ameri
Cans
Peru Election: Belaunde Leads Early Returns Amid Fraud Claims
In Lima leftist Fer nando Relaunde led early returns in Peru's presidential vote as fraud charges surfaced in two north central states Aucash and Cajamarce. Belaunde 51 trailing but cited as showing strength with a coalition of Popular Action and Christian Democrats and declaring optimistic progress.
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Thomas J. Stone
Lima
Peru
Fernando Relaunde
Victor Raul Haya de la Toree
Revolutionary
Christian Democrats
Haya
Manuel Odria
Belaunde
Hayas
Odria
el Commercio
Odrna
Wallace Heads For Race Crisis At Alabama University
Gov. George Wallace travels to Tuscaloosa to confront desegregation as two Negro students Vivian Malone and James Hood prepare to register for summer session. National Guard and state police bolster campus security while Wallace vows to stand for states rights and avoid violence as a federal injunction looms.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Univer
Alabama
Mea
New York
University
Vivan Malone
Mobile
James A. Hood
Gadsden
Wallace
Montgomery
University Board of Trustees
University Center
Huntsville
National Guard
Hood
Miss Malone
Albert Lingo
Frank A. Rose
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Suste
Hiverside Park Zoo
Independence
Kan
Susie
AP Wirephota
Wirephato
U. S
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