Civil rights stall-in threatens New York World's Fair premiere
At the New York World's Fair, civil rights sit-ins inside the grounds and a 2000-car stall-in planned to jam traffic were reported. CORE factions support the tactic while national CORE rejects it, prompting police and private guards to keep order as fair officials warn of lawful action.
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Weather continued from page one and warm through Thursday with widely scattered showers and thundershowers. Low to night 64 to 70. High Thursday 78 to 85. Arkansas Regional Forecast by the Associated Press. Central Arkansas: Partly cloudy to cloudy and warm through Thursday with scattered thunderstorms likely tonight and Thursday. High Thursday around 90. Low tonight 55 to 65. Northwest Arkansas: Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thundershowers through Thursday. High Thursday 74 to 80. Low tonight 54 to 62. Southwest Arkansas: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thundershowers through Thursday. High Thursday 76 to 84. Low tonight 60 to 86. Southeast Arkansas: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a few thundershowers through Thursday. Low tonight in the 60s. High Thursday 76 to 80. Northeast Arkansas: Cloudy with scattered showers and thundershowers tonight and Thursday, highs in the 70s. Low tonight near 60. Tempt of court citations and despite pleas from other civil rights groups, Mayor Robert F. Wagner and U.S. senators that they call it off. Their aim, the demonstration organizers said, was to call attention to their dissatisfaction with the pace of integration efforts. Their actions were not because of any grievance against the fair, they said.
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Little Rock Broker Mulls Governor Run
Sam P. Watson a 50 year old Little Rock investment broker says he may seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination depending on talks with East Arkansas supporters. He claims 500000 dollars in campaign funds and calls for overhauling the state fiscal policy. He criticizes Amendment 49 allowing bonds and local taxes for industry as a trap for voters.
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A Choice of Assassins by William P McGivern
Tony Malcolm, a derelict, offers to shoot himself for brandy while Domingo accepts. Don Fernando, a cautious policeman, questions Tani about a young American with red hair and dirty talk of Spain. He gathers rumors in notebooks, aiming to remain safe and unseen, as the tale hints at political danger and a planned continuation.
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Mustang Delivers Luxury Style With Sporty Options
A high style high performance car priced with compact features offers deep foam bucket seats a 101 hp six cylinder engine and all vinyl interior. The Mustang has won the Tiffany Award for Excellence in American Design and offers V eight power and optional tachometer clock combinations. Your Ford Dealer will show you how to tailor it.
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