Freedom Ride After Wallace Visit Stirs Negro March
In a tense evening in an all white area, civil rights advocates rallied after George Wallace spoke. Demonstrators formed lines across Pine Street, chanting Freedom, oh, freedom now as they moved toward the arena, amid jeers and a National Guard presence.
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Cambridge House Demanding Crackdown Amid Street Demonstrations
In Cambridge a clash erupts as demonstrators, about 250 strong, sing as guardsmen including Col. M D Tawes move in. Rocks bottles and bricks fly, a reporter is hit, and efforts to separate demonstrators from authorities intensify while tear gas lingers.
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Thomasville GOP Rally Tonight at Crawford's Cafeteria
Thomasville Township Republicans plan a 7 p m rally and dinner at Crawford's cafeteria. Speakers include Thomas Garriner from Rocky Mount and John Thedieck from Raleigh, both contenders for the Fourth District GOP congressional nomination. Tickets available from Vernon McCain, Lank Harris, Sonny Crawford, or Austin Elliott.
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Robles Opens Clear Lead In Panama Presidency
AP dispatch from Panama reports official returns from about half the votes showing Marco A. Robles with a strong lead over Arnulfo Arias. Robles held 86,447 to 73,131 with about half of Panama Province’s votes remaining, Arias’s main strength. Analysts note possible impact on Panama Canal treaty negotiations and unrest fears as results unfold.
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Teamster Records Probed In Hoffa Legal Fees Inquiry
Labor Department moves to audit Teamsters Union financial records to determine how much union funds paid Hoffa’s legal expenses. Officials say the probe, under Landrum Griffin law, could take six weeks and may reveal sums ranging from hundreds of thousands to millions. Hoffa agreed to halt using union funds pending outside counsel guidance.
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Uganda Mutiny: Four Soldiers Imprisoned in Entebbe
Four Uganda army soldiers were sentenced to prison terms on Monday for taking part in the mutiny that British troops helped quell last January in Entebbe.
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Peach Crop Sinks By One Fourth This Year
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department forecasts this year's peach crop at 5.275 million bushels across nine southern states, led by Georgia and Arkansas, with South Carolina down to 900,000 bushels and North Carolina at 150,000. The department also projects a winter wheat crop of 1.103 billion bushels under a new program.
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Truman Defines Civil Rights Assertively in Push for Action
In remarks on civil rights, Truman argues that policy cannot be based on race creed or religion as it would nullify the First Amendment. He criticizes state inaction over a century and urges decisive national action to address prolonged inequities.
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Irish Troops Seal Off Cyprus Area Amid Tensions
In Nicossia, Irish troops guarding Famagusta restricted access after Greek Cypriot and Turkish forces clashed, injuring Greek officers and a Greek Cypriot youth leader. UN roadblocks surround the area as Turkish and Greek sectors face renewed violence, while a Greek officer surviving the crossfire recounts the attack. Jordan pushes for funds to accelerate Cape Fear, Neuse, Yadkin-Peedee, and Tar-Pam river basin projects in North Carolina.
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Cuba and Western world crisis noted by Rusk
Rusk labeled the Cuban crisis a Western world issue not just a U.S. concern and said Washington would not tolerate Castro’s subversion in the hemisphere. Jordan seeks 159,000 for Neuse River Dam mapping and pre construction planning near Raleigh. Army Engineers have finished Neuse Basin survey. project cost estimated at 18.6 million.
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