Peace Mission Pope's Visit Stirs Gotham
New York readies for Pope Paul VI as he begins a four hour schedule including a meeting with President Johnson a World Peace appeal before the UN and a Yankee Stadium Mass. He will pray at St Patrick's Cathedral meet faith leaders and visit the World’s Fair pavilion. Police estimate one million in overtime and a 24 mile motorcade with a special raised seat in the Pope’s limousine.
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New York
Paul VI
Morday
New World
Johnson
United Nations General Assembly
Yankee Stadium
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Vatican
Vincent L. Broderick
Weather Bureau
St. Patrick's
St. Patrick’s
Dassador
Arthur J. Goldberg
Waldorf Towers
Rusk and Gromyko Fail To Reach Accord At U.N.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko concluded three hours of talks at the U.N. with no specific agreement but agreed to keep channels open for possible future accords. Rusk returns to Washington next week and emphasized ongoing pursuit of disarmament and future contacts.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dean Rusk
Andrei
A. Gromyko
Husk
United Nations
mid-Manhattan
U.N. General Assembly
Rusk
Washington
Negro Named Bishop Harold Perry to be auxiliary bishop
The Very Rev Harold R Perry of Lake Charles Louisiana was named auxiliary bishop of New Orleans by Pope Paul VI He is the first American Negro named a bishop in the Roman Catholic Church. Archbishops Hannan Cody announced the appointment at a Rome press event Perry 49 said it surprised him and he learned of it yesterday.
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Rome
Harold R. Perry
New Orleans
Paul VI
Thade
Philip Hannan
John Patrick Cody
Chicago
James Autine Healy
Portland
Maine
Father Perry
Lake Charles
Demonstrations escalate in Crawfordville Georgia protests
In Crawfordville Georgia Negroes escalated demonstrations with two Friday street marches after attempts to block white school buses and enroll Black children. Leaders including Willie Bolden of SCLC vowed continued action for quality education as federal voting registrars moved into Montgomery Alabama.
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Don McKer
Associated Press
Georgia
Crawfordville
Willie Bolden
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Supreme Court
Hayneville
Ala
U.S
Warrenton
Bolden
SCLC
Martin Luther King Jr
Washington
Hugo L. Black
Lowndes County
Black
Thomas L. Coleman
Alabama
High Point Fire and Police Stories For Sunday Enterprise
Staff writers cover two Sunday Enterprise features. Jim Hawkins details the fire prevention program in industrial plants while Don Follmer profiles a special police unit patrolling High Point late nights for weeks. Mrs. Robert Kornegay named NC Young Democrats vice president. Ray Hubbard reports ahead of a busy political year.
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Righ Point
Sunday Enterprise
Jim Hawkins
Don Follmer
High Point
Robert Kornegay
North Carolina
Young Democrat
Ray Hubbard
Jakarta Under Martial Law After Failed Coup
Jakarta radio reported a state of war in the capital and West Java after loyal forces crushed an attempted power grab. Sukarno remained chief of state, guarded at his palace as headlines spoke of fighting in Central Java and new army leadership moving to quell rebel commanders.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Martis
Jay
Sukarno
West Java
Central Java
Untung
Jhe
Radio
Central
Java
Suharto
Semarang
Suherman
Abdul Haris Nasution
F Ece
Seven Die On North Carolina Highways In Weekend Wrecks
At least seven people died in weekend highway accidents across North Carolina. In Wilkes County a four-vehicle crash on Highway 16 left Harvey Dawson Green 20 Raymond McNeill 18 and Albert Raymond Bullis 19 dead. A head on collision on NC 424 west of Sanford killed Perfect James Poe 48. Fort Bragg soldier Michael J Catalano 19 died when his speeding car left Highway 401 north of Lillington and hit a building. David Whitaker 21 of Rich Square died when a car overturned on Highway 258 near Woodland. Leroy Recher about 54 of Fayetteville was killed when struck by a hit and run driver on Highway 401 south of Fayetteville.
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North Carolina
Wilkes County
Harvey Dawson Green
Raymond Link McNeill
Albert
Raymond Bullis
Rt. 1
Millers Creek
Wilkes
W. Miller
Highway 16
Wilkesboro
Miller
McNeill
N. C
Sanford
Perfect James Poe
Fort Bragg
Michael J. Catalano
Highway 401
Lillington
David Lee Whitaker
Rich Square
Woodland
Leroy Recher
Rt. 7
Fayetteville
United States seeks to keep China from UN again
Cambodia calls for boycott of main UN committees while keeping its General Assembly seat. US Ambassador Goldberg pushes for negotiations and warns Beijing to end Vietnam war actions. Despite Cambodia’s stance, Washington argues China is essential to UN, as Lin Piao and Chen Yi rhetoric harden stance against Red China entry.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
China
Peking
Cambodia
Huor Sambath
General Assembly
U.N
World Organization
Sambath
Albania
U.S
Viet Nam
Arthur J.goldberg
Washington
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Goldberg
Hanoi
India
Pakistan
Red China
Red Chinese
Lin Piao
Chen Yi
Americans hurt extremist actors hazardous devices cause fatal harm
Americans and Vietnamese suffered in Saigon when two hazardous device incidents killed 11 Vietnamese and wounded 14 others, including three Americans. A taxi bomb exploded near a Saigon theater injuring civilians and military personnel, while two U.S. Air Force Skyraiders collided during combat near An Khe. The fatality included Bernard Rosenberg, a 38 year old photographer for the Albany Times-Union on assignment for AP.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
An Khe
Bernard Rosenberg
Albany
Times-Union
Associated Press
Cong Hoa National Stadium
Polee
Rights of GIs ruling challenges miltite justice
A Utah federal judge ruled that soldiers tried by special courts martial are entitled to Sixth Amendment counsel. Pvt James Stapley, jailed for bad checks, won habeas relief after civilian attorney James P Cowley argued the trial lacked trained defense counsel. The decision labels military counsel standards as fundamental to a fair trial, raising Army appeal questions.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
U.S
James E. Stapley
Ft. Douglas
Stapley
Military Life Co
Christensen
John Lorbar
James P. Cowley
Cowley
Army
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Montgomery
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Herman Sklar
Hartsdale
North Shore Hospital
Manhasset
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