Tear Gas Disperses Marchers in Fayetteville Protest
In Fayetteville North Carolina tear gas was used to disperse a sit down protest as 16 people were arrested during two marches. One student leader William B McLeod was charged with assaulting a detective and two coeds were charged with assaulting a shop operator.
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Mississippi Injunction Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused to dissolve a Mississippi injunction blocking racial demonstrations in Jackson. The NAACP and individuals sought a stay. Justice Black referred the petition to the full court, which denied the stay after consideration. The June 6 injunction, issued by Hinds County Chancery Court judge J. C. Stenner, cited risk of violence.
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Fathers seen through a child’s eye across ages
Readers reveal what children and teens wish their fathers would change or do more of from 3 to 18 years old. They ask for presence at games, quicker fixes, serious talks, driving lessons, sympathy during tough times, and clearer boundaries while noting what makes a father a pal and a guide.
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Market mixed as tobacco leads lateFriday recovery
New York stocks rose modestly on Friday with the Dow up 0.77 to 722.20 at noon as tobacco shares regained strength. Auto stocks slipped slightly while steel sought direction and American markets weighed rail strike fears. Colgate-Palmolive gained on the 5-for-4 split proposal amid overall cautious trading.
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Soviet Space Flight Reports On Fifth Orbit And Crew Messages
Tass reported cosmonaut Bykovsky completed his second orbit with a beamed flight by Nikolayev and Popovich. The craft’s flight time neared 35 minutes, with Soviet power plants at about 1.3 million pounds thrust. Bykovsky sent a Moscow message praising the flight and greeting Africa as he passed over the continent.
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Mayor faces stalled talks on race barriers in city
Dramatic testimony emerges as a bereaved woman recalls a dead man’s hair rub he cherished, while Negro leaders report no progress after meeting Mayor Allen Thompson. The mayor affirms police and crossing guard appointments but rejects a biracial study committee on jobs and desegregation.
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Profumo scandal may advance to public inquiry in Commons
Eddowes released a letter alleging Miss Keeler told Ivanov to obtain from Profumo the date of nuclear warhead deliveries to West Germany. He described Ward as the link to the scandal and said Keeler made the confession during a lawyer’s meeting after a shooting incident. A public inquiry into the Profumo affair now seems imminent.
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Danville Police Deploy Police and Barriers Amid Racial Tensions
Danville codes were placed on the steps today as gunfire prompted helmeted police with dogs and an armored car to respond in the Negro section. Roadblocks formed and about 100 marchers headed to City Hall were dispersed. State and city police protected Gov Stinson’s office during the tense meeting with Negro leaders.
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Congressmen Convicted of Conspiracy in Maryland
A federal court jury in Baltimore convicted four men including former congressmen Thomas F. Johnson and Frank W. Boykin on 32 counts of conspiracy. Johnson received further verdicts for conflict of interest. Sentencing is postponed pending appeals.
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Earlier Legislature Favored By House Bid to Move Assembly Start
The North Carolina House advanced a bill to begin future general assemblies in mid January rather than early February. The measure passed second reading 47 to 43 with final action postponed to next week. Supporters say earlier revenue estimates help, while critics warn of less accurate figures and limited time for new governors.
Boy Becomes U S Citizen Before Impending Death
Jimmy Yakley four year old German born boy in San Antonio was naturalized by federal Judge Adrian Spears at Brooke General Hospital as doctors warned of imminent death from a brain malady. Adopted by Staff Sgt Maurice Yakley and his wife Relma, the child underwent seven brain operations since July 1961 and may live only minutes or days. The ceremony was requested by the parents who said if he must die the baby will die an American citizen.
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Tex
Jimmy Yakley
U.S
Brooke General Hospital
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Adrian Spears
Relma Yokley
Two Convicted In Madison Safe Theft
A Rockingham County jury found Thomas T. Watkins of Greensboro and Howard Knight of Charlotte guilty of breaking and entering and larceny and receiving in the January theft of a safe from Dr. W. McAnally in Madison. Each was sentenced to 15 years in prison after a 30 minute deliberation.
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N. C
Rockingham County
Madison
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Greensboro
Howardee Knight
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Knight
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Scientists Report RNA Synthetase Enzyme From Virus Infected Cells
Two researchers describe extracting RNA synthetase from calf kidney cells infected with influenza. The enzyme is said to form the nucleic acid materials and trigger viral replication, released by vigorous centrifugation and incubated with synthetic chemicals to study life processes.
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