Citizens Urged To Join Search For 3 Youths
Gov. Paul B. Johnson appealed to Nesboba County residents to aid a widening search for three civil rights workers who vanished six days ago. Sailors from Meridian joined state and federal officers in swamps and snakes as authorities traced a burned station wagon linked to Michael Schwerner, James Chaney, and Andrew Goodman. Dulles advised broader FBI involvement to address terroristic activity in Mississippi.
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Michael Smith
Paul. B. Johnson
Johnson
Philadelphia
U.S
CIA
Allen Dulles
FBI
Mississippi
Dulles
White’ House
Gov. Johnson
Nesboba County
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Meridian
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Michael Schwerner
Andy Goodman
New York City
James Chaney
Meridian Negro
Highway Patrol
Talks Held On Crisis In Italy
ROME AP President Antonio Segni began talks with political leaders to end Italy's 25th government crisis since World War II. Premier Aldo Moro's center left cabinet resigned over aid to church schools as Segni seeks a new coalition. The Chamber rejected a private school aid budget 228 to 221 with only Christian Democrats in support.
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Rome
Antonio Segni
Italy
Aldo Moro
Christian Democrats
Segni
Moro
Chamber of Deputies
Democratic i
Inside Comics and TV Listings in The Paper
A scanned page fragment shows sections including Comics 4.6 and Sports 1011 12 Editorials 22 and a Crossword. Also visible are Television listings and Classifieds with page indicators. The cut page hints at a 1940s era newspaper layout with dense columnar content and various short notices.
Cubans Operating Missiles
Washington reports that Soviet troops are withdrawing from Cuba while Soviet officers still command the SAM network. Cuban forces are to operate missiles with a warning against firing on U S reconnaissance planes. About 1 200 more Soviets to depart, 600 to 800 already left, with a permanent Cuban training mission of 400 to 1 000 remaining. The OAS votes to consider breaking all ties with Castro regime, with Venezuela and Mexico prompting sanctions.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
Castro
U.S
United States
Organization of American States
Hemisphere
Mexico
Venezuela
OAS
Convicts Graduate From Penitentiary Education Ceremony
In Baltimore a graduation ceremony at the Mary and Penitentiary mirrors a high school rite as 41 senior and 47 junior graduates receive equivalency certificates amid guards and bunting. Valedictorian Jonathan Sellers, 33, now eyes teaching next year while inmates assist in self-taught classes nightly.
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Maryland Penitentiary
Albert A. Urie
Wirephata
Gordon Beard
Baltimore
The
Mary and Penitentiary
Theodore R. McKeldin
State Board of Education
Jonathan Sellers
Sellers
Sunday Reading highlights anniversary and local growth
The Enterprise previews two features marking the 50th anniversary of Archduke Ferdinand's assassination and the start of World War I. Staff writer Jim Hawkins examines Jamestown’s rapid suburban growth in Guilford County as High Point expands, alongside a Klondike style mining tale of silver and zinc ventures with quick riches or disappointment.
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Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Enterprise Tomorrow
High Point
Guilford County
Jamestown
Jim Hawkins
Klondike
Enterprise
Early Voting Heavy In North Carolina Governor Runoff
North Carolina brace for a heavy turnout in the Democratic governor runoff, with early turnout expected near 700,000 after the May 30 first primary. Meck lenburg and Wake counties report heavy voting. other areas like Hamlet and Laurinburg also show strong activity as voters weigh Dan Moore and Richardon Preyer.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Asuccess
Dan Moore
Richardson Preyer
Terry Sanford
Preyer
Wake County
Hamlet
Laurinburg
Kings Mountain
Monroe
Buntombe County
Greensboro
Robert W. Scott
Mecklenburg
Buncombe County
Guilford County
Khrushchev Completes Sweden Visit With Peace Pledge
Soviet Premier Khrushchev ends five day Scandinavian tour in Sweden with an endorsement of Swedish neutrality and mutual peace aims. Prime Minister Tage Erlander notes hopes for expanded ties as Khrushchev sails toward Norway aboard a naval vessel after a 21 gun salute.
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George Syvertsen
Stockholm
Sweden
Khrushchev
Norway
Aff Khrushchev
Bashkiria
Oslo
Scandinavia
Skeppsholmen
Tage Erlander
Soviet Union
Erlander
Indictment of Red Party Routed by Court Reversal
The U S Court of Appeals reversed a 1961 conviction of the Communist Party for failing to register as required. A new indictment against the party is expected, timed to avoid self incrimination issues, with the government arguing the party's officials publicly identify with the party and aid its activities.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
the Supreme Court
Fennanemannn
Tahta
Salon
Washington
U.S. Communist Party
Soviet Union
Justice Department
Convic
Agre
Pertrol Board
Ton
Johnson Campaign Tour Seeks Minnesota Boost
President Johnson tours the Midwest with stops in St Paul and Minneapolis and Detroit as he seeks support from labor and management. He touts bipartisan work harmony and praises Ford, GM leaders, and other industrialists at a head table while courting Michigan and Minnesota votes for the Democratic ticket.
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Karl
Johnson
Minnesota
Democratic-Farmer
St. Paul
Minneapolis
White House
Jack Gordon
Lady Bird
Detroit
Scranton and Rockefeller Meet to Plan GOP Nomination
Pennsylvania Gov. Scranton and New York Gov. Rockefeller meet in Harrisburg to map strategy for Scranton's bid for the Republican presidential nomination. With the convention two weeks away they discuss civil rights plank, itineraries, and delegate hunting across multiple states ahead of platform hearings in San Francisco.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Scranton
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
North Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Minois
Utah
Washington
Oregon
North
South Dakota
Rockefeller
San Francisco
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