Soviet Cosmonaut Bykovsky Nears Space Flight Record
Moscow reports Lt. Col Valery Bykovsky has flown over 20 orbits in more than 30 hours, aiming to surpass the U S longest space mission. Tass notes his bite size meals include meat and fish dishes and vitamins to counter metabolism changes during the prolonged flight.
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Tass
Valery F. Bykovsky
Setkovsky
Earth
Indica
Hawk
Moscow Television
Soviet
En Tetas
Nouncer
Ludmilla
Bykovsky
Bykov
Sky
Vostok
U.S
L. Gordon Baikonur
Gherman Titov
Jackson Evers funeral sparks riot clash in Mississippi
At Medgar Evers funeral in Jackson hundreds chant kill the killer and clash with police. Doar appeals for calm as police use dogs and make about 75 arrests in the heat wave and tense streets near Capitol Street.
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Jackson, Miss
Jackson
Medgar Evers
Justice Department
Allen Thompson
Funeral Home
Capitol Street
Kennedy Sends Letter Of Sympathy For Medgar Evers Death
President Kennedy sent a sympathy letter to Mrs. Medgar Evers after the New Orleans area civil rights leader was killed. The message cited justice in the cause he promoted and urged his family to find comfort in progress toward equality. Funeral services were held Saturday.
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Jackson, Miss
Kennedy
Medgar W. Evers
Hoover Improves Slightly Despite Serious Illness Report
Former President Herbert Hoover, age 88, remains gravely ill with anemia tied to gastrointestinal bleeding. Bulletin notes some improvement and no further bleeding, with doctors saying condition serious but reasonably satisfactory for his age.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Waldorf Towers
Allan
Herbert Jr
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Bus Society Theatre Television Sports Classified Books
Brief OCR snippet lists sections: Business Society Theatre Television Sports Classified Books Crossword. Limited readable text provides no events or entities to summarize.
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Business Society
New Experimental Small Arms Weapon Revealed in Censored Hearing
Defense researchers discuss a rocket tech driven small arms concept costing about 1 dollar per unit. The dialogue between Rep Flood and agency officials hints at an off the record, highly secretive prototype still in experimental stages. Further details remain undisclosed.
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Washington
Defense Department
House
Daniel J. Flood
Dpa
W. H. Godel
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Flood
Robert F. Sikes
Dfla
Godel
Oxford Scene Of Race Riot Rocks Oxford NC
In Oxford North Carolina a Saturday night riot drew hundreds of Negroes and whites. Mayor May T C Jordan reported numerous arrests for affray assault and carrying concealed weapons. Police and deputies separated factions as violence continued for a fourth night with bottles rocks fire hoses and shooting.
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Oxford
N.C
T. C. Jordan
Jordan
No Man’s Land
Truce Declared in Fayetteville Civil Rights Protests
In Fayetteville North Carolina on Saturday youth protesters halted demonstrations for a weekend truce. Willis McLeod Fayeteville State Teachers College student leader said protests would resume Monday until total desegregation is achieved. Police guarded downtown as McLeod announced a Sunday rally at a local Negro church while promising no further actions until Monday afternoon.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Willis McLeod
Fayetteville State Teachers College
McLeod
Two-Party tensions rise in North Carolina legislature
In Raleigh AP reports a GOP surge as Republicans gain influence in the 1963 General Assembly. Leaders like Rep. William Osteen praise the session while Democrats like Sen. John R. Jordan Jr. defend the record. Analysts see growing two party dynamics shaping next year’s governor’s race.
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Raleigh
Jointy
William Osteen
Guilford
House
Osteen
John R. Jordan Jr
Wake
Ralph Scott
Alamance
Senate
Scott
General Assembly
GOP
Positive Steps Progress In Integration
The Justice Department reports 143 cities in 11 former Confederate states plus Maryland West Virginia Kentucky and Oklahoma have taken some positive visible step toward voluntary desegregation since May 22. Progress spans lunch counters theaters hotels and restaurants with 61 lunch counters 61 theaters 22 hotels and 67 restaurants affected and urges further action in 26 theaters 3 hotels and 8 restaurants.
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Washington
Justice Department
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Robert F. Kennedy
Jackson
Miss
Citizens Council
Macmillan Gains Cabinet Backing Amid Profumo Crisis
Health Minister Enoch Powell joined Prime Minister Macmillan in backing the premier as Parliament prepares Monday's crucial debate on War Minister John Profumo. Powell’s pledge to support Macmillan steadies Conservative ranks against Harold Wilson's Labour challenge.
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London
Enoch Powell
Harold Macmillan
Powell
Macmillan
House ‘of Commons
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Yevgeny Ivanov
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Henry
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