Faubus Seeks Progress With Broad 1965 Platform
Gov. Faubus outlined a 17 point program focusing on rural road construction, state beautification, expanded school aid, trade schools, welfare continued, hospital and university building, and new funds for towns. He urged nonviolence and criticized disruptive demonstrations while promising fiscal stability and continued industrialization amid a light campaign schedule and one remaining TV appearance.
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Harlem Riots Erupt After Slaying As CORE Stages Aid
Demonstrations followed the fatal shooting of a 15 year old Negro boy by a white detective lieutenant. CORE set up a makeshift first aid station and tracked violence by radio. Acting Mayor Screvane said a grand jury would hear the case today, more Negro policemen to Harlem were promised, and police fired into crowds to disperse trouble. In Brooklyn Bedford-Stuyvesant a 100 strong CORE march led to 300 400 protesters, bottles thrown, windows smashed and one arrest.
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Man Jailed for Sale of Guns
CHICAGO AP U S Treasury agents arrested an ex convict charged with illegal sale of firearms. They allege Willie E Ingram 23 sold about 1 00 revolvers in Chicago this year. He faces interstate traffic in firearms without a federal tax stamp. Investigators seized him as he tried to receive a shipment of 22 caliber revolvers, buying German made guns for 9 dollars and selling at 16.
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Congress to Continue Talks on Military Pay Increases
Page One notes that the group has not received a raise since 1952 while longer serving officers have gained three raises. Proposed monthly boosts for under two years of service range from 16.78 for a warrant officer to 22.04 for a first lieutenant. Enlisted soldiers with under two years would gain nothing. later raises vary from 2.80 for a private to 49.30 for a top general. A rookie with four months would earn 83.20 monthly, while a general would reach 11970 monthly.
Laurel in hospital after diabetic attack
AP reports Stan Laurel, 73, surviving half of the Laurel and Hardy duo, lies in a hospital from a diabetic attack since last Thursday. Fans send about 1000 letters daily. doctors and nurses reportedly visit his room. His close friend conveyed gratitude for the public support while the hospital denies confirming his identity publicly.
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Hubbard to speak at 3 p.m. in Little Rock conference
Hubbard, Democratic governor candidate, wraps up a four day campaign session in Little Rock with a late afternoon news conference. Police reported minimal unrest as protective screens were torn from storefronts and looting was not observed before crowds dispersed.
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Goldwater Calls for Stronger Civil Rights Enforcement
Goldwater questions LBJ and Barry idea and would welcome a sit down with the President to discuss civil rights enforcement. He criticizes current enforcement, saying laws exist to solve the civil rights problem if adequately enforced. He asserts the right to vote is guaranteed and faulted the attorney general for moderation. He insists better enforcement is needed.
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King to Aid Mississippi Freedom Democrats Tour
Rev Dr Martin Luther King arrives in Mississippi to support the Freedom Democratic party drive to unseat the all white regular Democratic delegation at the forthcoming national convention. He will speak in Jackson, Greer swood, Meridian and Vicksburg for at least five days. James Karmer of the Congress of Racial Equality plans to join later this week to boost the movement.
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Arkansas Louisiana Weather Forecast Update
Partly cloudy hot weather through Wednesday with widely scattered showers and thundershowers across Arkansas and Louisiana. Highs mostly mid to upper 90s to low 100s. nights in the 60s to 70s. Northwest, northeast, and southeast regions show varying chances of afternoon or evening storms, with more numerous showers Wednesday afternoon. Forecasts call for hot and unsettled conditions across the region through Wednesday.
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Arkansas Weather Outlook Sees Little Change Ahead
The Associated Press reports no major shift in Arkansas weather with mainly partly cloudy days and highs in the low to mid 90s and overnight lows in the 70s. A northwest cold front could bring isolated showers to western and northern areas, with Blytheville noting light rain.
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National committeewoman to lead Freedom Democrats plan drives
The Rev Edwin King a white Methodist minister and chaplain at Tougaloo College in Jackson leads a Freedom Democrats effort to organize precinct county and state meetings culminating in an August 6 state convention. Mrs Gray says a campaign to sign 100000 Negroes onto a freedom registration roll aims to dramatize disenfranchisement to the national convention. Mississippi has about 26000 registered Negro voters of 450000 voting age. The regular Democrats hold a July state convention to name national delegates and set a presidential course. Unpledged elector forces of former Gov Ros Barnett are expected to dominate. Barnett supported Alabama Gov George Wallace, who withdrew from the race Sunday.
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Police Hold Up During Ohio Police Convention Night
In Dayton Ohio a robber hit the Western Union office near a hotel as about 700 Fraternal Order of Police delegates gathered for the state convention. A police officer was injured or killed, authorities reported, as the suspect escaped with cash during the holdup late Monday night.
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Wayward Buffalo Captured After Five Hour Chase
A huge 1800 pound buffalo escaped from its owner Owen McEwen near Augusta AP reports that the animal outpaced horses and eluded trackers for five hours. Police and volunteers corralled the beast after it damaged two horses, then roped and tranquilized it before loading it into a horse trailer for return to the farm.
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Weather Outlook for Eastern and Southern Missouri and Arkansas
Readable fragments summarize a warm, evolving weather forecast through Wednesday for Eastern and Southern Missouri with partly cloudy to mostly clear skies and highs in the 90s to low 100s. Arkansas forecast mentions clear to partly cloudy skies, slight temperature changes, and scattered thunderstorms mainly today and tonight with highs around 94 to 103 and lows 65 to 74.
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