Two youths charged in abduction rape and double murder
In Plainfield New Jersey two men Joseph Maxey 23 and Lorelle Parks 22 were held for arraignment on abduction rape and murder charges in the killings of Mrs Elliot G Ewell 49 of Westfield and Mrs Robert Tyson 50. Police say Parks admitted strangling Tyson after relations. Maxey denies the charges.
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N.J
Warren Lynch
Lynch
Joseph Maxey
Dunellen
Lorelle Parks
Elliot G. Ewell
Westfield
Robert Tyson
Parks
Tyson
Maxey
Ewell
Wilbur Morris
Scotch Plains
John Trembicki
Morris
Integration Of Guard Is Sought In Southwest NAACP Drive
In Dallas Texas NAACP regional secretary Clarence A Laws says five states Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana and New Mexico must push to include Negroes in the National Guard. He notes no Negroes are in the Texas National Guard and cites 18.5 million dollars in 1960 federal defense funds with no training for Black servicemen.
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Dallas
Tex
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
National Guard
Clarence A. Laws
Southwest Region
NAACP
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Texas National Guard
Space studies promise improved weather forecasts and world TV
Experts at a Tulsa conference say weather satellites will soon provide precise global cloud data and hurricane insights, saving millions. Communications satellites could offer thousands of channels and cheaper messages worldwide, but questions about content and quality persist.
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Okla
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
Earth
Space
Harry Wexler
U.S. Weather Bureau
Skyweather
Tirose
Nimbus
J. R. Pierce
Bell Telephone Laboratories Inc
Elmer W. Engstrom
Radio Corporation of America
Herbert Trotter Jr
General Telephone and Electronics Laboratories Inc
Pierce
Engstrom
T. A. M. Craven
Federal Communications Commission
Murrow
Alabama
Reds Exploiting Scientists, Senate Study Alleges
Washington AP reports a Senate Internal Security subcommittee study accuses the Pugwash conferences of being used by Communist propaganda. Six meetings have occurred since 1957, the latest in Nova Scotia and a seventh planned for Woods Hole, with Cyrus S. Eaton providing about $100,000 in funding.
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Senate
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Pugwash
Nova Scotia
Cyrus S. Eaton
Cleveland
Woods Hole
Mass
Eaton
Kennedy signs Latin aid bill for $590 million
President Kennedy signed a $590 million Latin American aid bill to foster regional cooperation and economic growth. The measure advances a $500 million fund with $294 million via the Inter-American Development Bank and includes $100 million for Chile’s earthquake recovery.
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Washington
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Congress
Harry S. Truman
White House
Sen
Wayne Morse D Ore
Latin America
United States
Western Hemisphere
Chile
New Inter-American Development Bank
Heston Leads Picket Over Segregated Lunch Counters in Oklahoma City
Academy Award winner Charlton Heston joined about 80 demonstrators in a peaceful march downtown against segregated eating establishments. He carried a sign quoting Jefferson as he urged equality, while about 50 of the marchers were Black. Police kept traffic moving as a small number of anti demonstrators confronted the group.
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Okla
Charlton Heston
Heston
Beverly Hills
Hollywood
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