Negroes Are Cautioned Against Demonstrations
Washington AP President Kennedy along with civil rights leaders discussed nonviolence amid a divided Negro leadership. They urged peaceful protests while opposing a Senate filibuster blocking civil rights legislation. Leaders pledged to keep demonstrations peaceful and continued efforts to secure jobs and desegregation.
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GOP selects Frisco for 1984 convention
Denver AP Republicans chose San Francisco for their 1984 national convention and opened the meeting on July 13. National Chairman William E. Miller was set to oversee arrangements as the two day Denver session ended. Backers of Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller claimed momentum amid a public split in support.
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Arrest Made In Evers Case By FBI In Mississippi
The FBI announced a 42-year-old Byron D. Beckwith of Greenwood Mississippi is charged in a federal complaint with conspiring to injure and oppress Medgar Evers in the exercise of civil rights. Evers was ambushed and killed in Jackson as he returned home. Beckwith, a member of the Citizens Council, is to be arraigned soon.
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Pope Paul VI calls for peace and faith in new era
In his first world address Pope Paul VI urged avoidance of nuclear war and the creation of a just world with brotherly love and fear of God. He pledged to continue Vatican II, heal Christendom, and guide the church to meet future human needs. He spoke from the Sistine Chapel, praying at John XXIII's tomb after the late pope’s death.
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Berlin Sees Kennedy Faces Dead Zone Clash in Berlin
AP report from Bonn notes East German decree creating a 10 yard wide dead zone along the Berlin border during Kennedy's European tour. Western commanders call the move brutal, aim to limit Western movement and test resolve as Kennedy plans West Berlin visit. Maj. Gen. James Polk cautions tit for tat may follow Soviet pressure.
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Cosmonauts Welcome in Moscow as Khrushchev hails space pair
In Moscow Valentina Tereshkova and Lt Col Valery Bykovsky were warmly greeted by Premier Khrushchev as Soviet media touted space feats and military potential. The US tax bill looms, with administration hopeful but wary of delays. Kennedy faces civil rights opposition as Senate filibuster and House committee wrangles threaten tax reforms and timing.
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Macmillan vows to stay as crisis deepens in Britain
London AP filing reports Harold Macmillan insisting he will remain prime minister despite calls to resign over the Profumo affair. He defended his 40 years in politics and urged the Conservative Party to maintain leadership as Labour leader Harold Wilson pressed for a general election to restore government authority amid turmoil. Crowds at Bromley heckled, shouting resign and rubbish as the speech continued.
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Gettysburg Court Dispute Opens First Day
On the first day at Gettysburg Court the dispute section on page 2-D covers initial testimonies and preliminary motions. Details remain unclear due to partial OCR, but proceedings focus on adjacent civil matter and potential rulings.
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Kennedy Heads to Europe on 10 Day Goodwill Tour
President Kennedy departed from Andrews Air Force Base on a jet transport bound for West Germany for a four day Bonn to Berlin reception and speech mission. He will also pass through Britain and Italy, with West German crowds expected to greet him warmly while officials caution limited immediate political results.
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Kennedy in Berlin visit amid restricted access at Checkpoint Charlie
As Kennedy heads to West Berlin for a famed telecast ride through the city authorities announce a 110 yard no-entry zone on the Communist side of the wall. Western Europe will watch a seven hour live motor tour broadcast to more than 25 million TV viewers across 12 nations. Diplomats fear a counterattraction possibly a Berlin visit by Russia’s Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky could unfold the same day. From Berlin Kennedy will fly Dublin for a 2127 day sentiment see Germany on Page 10A.
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