Rights Bill Merits To Be Heard
Senate debate resumes Monday as supporters prepare a full case for all 11 titles of the civil rights bill. Sen. Humphrey and Sen. Russell debate tactics while King hints at possible direct action if filibuster persists, advocating nonviolence.
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Joe Hall Washington
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Humphrey
Russell
Georgia
Martin Luther King
Capitol
Glenn Young race tightens in Ohio Senate bid
In Columbus Ohio the heated Democratic U S senate contest between Marine Lt Col John H Glenn Jr and Sen Stephen M Young intensified amid Marine Corps remarks on Glens retirement and campaign implications If the election were held now Young 74 would win Glenn would remain on the ballot without a return to service as his campaign navigates uncertainty over retirement timing and party support
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
John H. Glenn Jr
Stephen M. Young
Marine Corps
Glenn
Ford Eastman
Young
Sen
Nomin- Glenn
Colum Jation
Tus
Wallace Greene
Citizens fail to act as killer murders Kitty Genovese
New York AP report details 1964 murder of Catherine Genovese on a Queens street. Police say eight neighbors heard the attack yet did not call for help during a 35 minute span, while Winston Moseley was later arrested and charged with homicide. he was committed to a hospital for mental observation.
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NEW York
New York Times
Combalf
Kew
Queens
Frederick M. Lussen
Lussen
Catherine
Kitty) Genovese
Winston Moseley
Miss Genovese
Two U.S. Airmen Freed By Russians
Two U.S. airmen Capt. David I. Holland and Capt. Melvin J. Kessler, held since their RB66 was shot down near East Germany on March 10, were released at Helmstedt after 17 days of diplomatic pressure. Lt. Harold Welch, injured, was released March 21. Restated reports noted US attempts to contact the plane along with Soviet jamming and a Moscow denial of spying.
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Helmstedt
Germany
East
U.S
East Germany
United States
Ab&gb
Washington
Central Air Corridor
David I. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Harold Welch
Detroit
Welch
Holland
Kessler
Magdeburg
Berlin
Holiatd
Europe
Soviet Union
New Bern Businessman Calls Land Lease Price a Taxpayer Robbery
New Bern lumberman T. Taylor charged that the planned Air Force land lease in Carr County for a bomb target range is an outrageous robbery of taxpayers. He urged investigation and renegotiation, noting the government would pay West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co. $1,630,000 for 45,000 acres over 10 years and that land near his own would be leased at $3 per acre. He accused the government of routing roads to stay on timber land and of extra costs for rights of way, arguing only minimal land would be damaged.
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Raleigh
New Bern
Carr County
T. Taylor
Sam J. Ervin Jr
B. Everett Jordan
Herbert Bonner
David Henderson
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Air Force
Taylor
West Virginia
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
Massachusetts Police Chief Indicted Over Conspiracy Case
Massachusetts Public Safety Commissioner Frank Giles, 48, faces 38 counts including conspiracy and larceny after a grand jury indictment covering 1958 to 1959. Gov. Peabody said he may suspend Giles to protect his rights while AG rules on the action.
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Charles T. Burns
Boston
Bridicott Peabody
Massachusetts
Peabody
Public Safety
Frank S. Giles
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Giles
Essex County
Edward W.ijy
Con Brooke
Executive Council
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts ‘Crime Commission
MacArthur's Lung Shows Improvement
Washington AP General of the Army Douglas MacArthur's inflamed right lung showed marked improvement today yet remained in serious condition. Walter Reed Army Medical Center spokesmen said the development was significant and that otherwise his condition was steady and progressing satisfactorily.
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Washington (Ap
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
East German spy singer Gabrielle Hammerstein freed
Gabrielle Hammerstein, a New York soprano, was released from a East German prison after a clemency appeal. She had been sentenced in August 1967 to six years for spying and was held at Auschwitz Colditz before being flown to New York with her mother Dr. Gertrude Rosenhain.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
New York
Gertrude Rosenhain
Jackson Heights
New York City
Miss Hammerstein
Jarres
Berlin
U.S
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
Colditz
West Reveiiiy
Plans for 120 day Earth orbit mission after moon landing
Houston AP report says NASA proposed an extended 120 day Earth orbit with three astronauts aboard a modified Apollo spacecraft. The plan envisions docking a space laboratory module with the lunar command module, using Apollo technology where possible to support the long mission.
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Houston, Tex
Earth
NASA
United States Space Program
Apollo
Space Laboratory
Outer Space
Moon
Manned Spacecraft Center
Brazilian Sailors and Marines Surrender in Rio Rebelion
About 3,000 dissident sailors and marines surrendered to the army in Rio de Janeiro after a two day sit in at a downtown Metallurgical Workers Union building. The revolt supported political reform and voting rights for enlisted men. Authorities named Adm. Paulo Mario de Cunha Rodrigues as navy minister after Mota resigned. The rebels hoped for no punishment and would return to duty if allowed.
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Edgar Miller
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
1St Army
Navy
Air Force
Brasilia
Metallurgical Workers Union
Cpl
Jose Anselmo
Anselmo
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Amaury Silva
Domingos Ventura
Adm
Paulo Mario de Cunha Rodrigues
Silvio Mota
Mota
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Kathleen Harwell
Patty Champion
Calhoun
Glenn-Young
Magedeburg
Johnson City
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Johnson
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David
Ambrose Holland Sr
Mann
Pas Agonie
George Reedy
Austin
Anatoly Dobrynin
Gean Rusk
Toul-Rossieres
France
Spe
MacArthur
Reds
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The
Space Agency
Association of Sailors and Marines
Auary Wdebreede
Marines
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