Russians Hand Over Missiles To Cuba Forces
The Soviet Union is reported to be turning over the operation of its antiaircraft missiles in Cuba to Castro forces as troops withdraw. About 600 to 800 Soviet personnel left Cuba last month with ~1,200 more to depart. a permanent training mission of 800 to 1,000 will stay. SAM sites remain under Soviet command and officials warn against triggering mistargeted strikes on U S reconnaissance planes. Separately, the OAS voted to convene July 21 to consider breaking diplomatic and economic ties with Cuba, with Venezuela seeking sanctions and Mexico abstaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kelly Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
Castro
U.S
Uban
United States
Conjtrol
Offii Wcials
Organization of American States
Mexico
Venezuela
OAS
Dorsey Told He Can See Road Files
Arkansas Highway Commission told gubernatorial candidate Odell Dorsey he may inspect files for information on use of out-of-state engineers on highway jobs. The chair said audits reflect all contracts and no out-of-state engineers were employed in two years. Helena Bridge firm cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Highway Commission
Odell Dorsey
Dorsey
Commission
Soapitol
Highway Commission
Wayne Hampton
Hampton
Highway Department
Dorseye
York
Helena
Armil Taylor
Clarksville
Ward Goodman
Ambulance Crash Fatality in Little Rock Claims 19 Year Old
Billy Wayne Gabbard, 19, of Little Rock died at a hospital after a collision between an ambulance and a taxicab at an intersection. Witnesses said the ambulance, with siren on and red light flashing, ran a stop sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Billy Wayne Gabbard
Weather Outlook Clears into Partly Cloudy Sky
Weather report indicates clear to partly cloudy conditions today. Sand tonight with a chance of new showers in the extreme southeast portions. Lille hei ja temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille Heija
Congress Set for a Final Push on Key Legislation
Congress advanced multiple bills in a summer drive. Mass Transit funding of 373 million seeks reconciliation with the Senate, while the Senate committee approved a 550 million annual pay raise for Congress and federal workers. The foreign aid bill faced cuts, cosmetics tax relief moves surfaced, and a haltgap funding resolution extends agency budgets to Aug. 31 as 12 appropriation bills await action.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
House“ Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Dorsey Promises Commission Shakeup if Governor Wins
North Little Rock AP Qodell Dorsey, seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, says if elected he would demand at least half of state commissioners resign to “return government to the people.” Speaking at Pulaski County Young Democrats rally, he outlines a plan to replace appointees of Guy, Orval and Faubus with new members chosen by commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Little Rock
Qodell Dorsey
Cigarette Advertising Rules Pass To Aid Health Warnings
Federal Trade Commission Chairman Paul Rand Dixon announced a forthcoming rule to regulate cigarette advertising and labeling. The aim is to ensure the public is informed about smoking health hazards as the House Commerce Committee probes the broader smoking issue, though details of the rule were not disclosed.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Paul Rand Dixon
Dixon
House
Commerce Comittee
Average Family Income Up In Upswing Says AP
AP examines how the typical family fared in the business upswing. Department of Commerce figures show higher before tax income in 1964 versus 1947 and 1929 baselines, with regional variations and purchasing power adjustments. The Cleveland Trust notes income gains since 1947, and a rise in the share of families earning $10,000 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawosn
AP Business News
NEW York
Department of Commerce
Department
Cleveland Trust Co
Signatures for Gambling Roll in Hot Springs Ballot
Hot Springs Arkansas AP reports the Chamber of Commerce says it collected enough signatures to place a gambling amendment on the November ballot. Petitions come from 50 counties with all 75 represented before filing next week. The proposal would legalize gambling in Garland County under state control and requires a majority in November to pass. Governor Faubus halted legal gambling in Hot Springs in March.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Hot Springs
Gar Jland
Chamber
Orval E. Faubus
Search for 3 Civil Rights Men Still Missing
Governor Paul B Johnson urged all residents of Neshoba County to search their premises for clues in the disappearance of civil rights workers Michael Schwerner James Chaney and Andrew Goodman. State and federal officers with 100 U S sailors waded through swamps to aid the effort as the burned station wagon linked to the trio was found northeast of Philadelphia Mississippi. The case remains unresolved and officials caution the men may be dead or alive.
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Michael Smith
Philadelphia
Miss
Paul B. Johnson
Johnson
U.S
CIA
Allen Dulles
FBI
Mississippi
Dulles
White House
Gov. Johnson
Neshoba County
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Meridian
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Michael Schwerner
Andy Goodman
New York City
James Chaney
Meridian Negra
Highway Patrol
Gwin Cole
Cole
See as You Talk Service Starts in Major Cities
NEW YORK AP See as you talk telephone service linking New York Washington and Chicago began today Mrs Lyndon B Johnson assisted Bell Telephone Co inaugurate the system from Washington with Dr Elizabeth A Wood a Bell Labs scientist. Two deaf teens conversed via 4 by 5 inch television screens reading lips. Rates run 16 for three minutes New York Washington 21 Chicago Washington 27 Chicago New York Centers are Grand Central Terminal Chicago office building and National Geographic Society in Washington.
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New York
Washington
Chicago
Lyndon
Johnson
Bell Telephone Co
Elizabth A. Wood
Bell Laboratories
Grand Central Terminal
National Geographic Society
Bids Open for Little Rock Truck Terminal Construction
Assistant City Manager John Meriwether announced bids for the Strickland Pisceptation Co. truck terminal in the Little Rock Industrial District will be opened July 14 instead of July 7 due to insufficient construction plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
John Meriwether
Strickland Pisceptation Co
Meriwether
Gthe
Editor urges honest deal on race during Texas talk
Hugh B. Patterson Jr., publisher of the Arkansas Gazette, told a Texas Council for the Social Studies conference that newspapers should foster independent thought and honest leadership on racial integration. He defended the Gazette’s opposition to Gov. Orval Faubus's court-ordered integration stance as a duty of the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Hugh B. Patterson Jr
Arkansas Gazette
Little Rock
Patterson
Texas Council For the Social Studies
South
The
Gazette
Orvald. Faubus
Nashville July Fourth celebration honors local volunteer fireman
Nashville Jaycees host a Lakeside Park Fourth of July gala with a 9:00 a.m. parade led by Charles Reese and James Ferguson. The day features a fishing derby, swimming contest, political speakers including Warren Lieblong for Rockefeller, a fish fry, fireman awards, a prize drawing, a pageant of firewords, and a Billy JC Bohannon Band dance.
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Nashville Jaycees
Lakeside Park
Jaycee
Carrol
Charles Russell
van Dyer
John Frohnappel
Warren Lieblong
Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Lieblong
Rockefeller
Govenor
Govenor Faubus
Little
Holly
Ponder
Herman Coney
Burl Slugeart
Jaycees
Dale Hamilton
Fireman
Carrol Underbark
T.V
Transistor Radio
Ini Edgar Ware Mcerary
Billy
Bohannon Band
J al Bennett
31 Negroes Are Integrated 31 Negroes Are Integrated
The Little Rock School Board assigned 31 more Black students to integrated schools for the coming term, bringing the total to 226. Reassignments included 11 pupils from East Side Junior High to Negro schools as East Side closes, with 19 East Side students moved overall. Harold James Evans, 12, was reassigned from Dunbar Junior High to Pulaski Heights Junior High.
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Little Rock
East Side
Harold James Evans
John H. Evans
Jacquelyn Faye
Integrated Hall High School
James
Dunbar
Pulaski Heights
Drownproofing Promises Safe Summers At Water Theories
Mary Anita Laseter cautions holiday risks and describes drownproofing by Fred R. Lanoue, Georgia Tech professor, claiming any person can learn to float and survive in water with minimal effort. The article cites widespread adoption, training, and published details in Family Safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Family Safety
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Fred KR. Lanoue
Georgia Institute of Technology
Lanoue
Georgia Tech
Indiana University
Emory University
University of Michigan
Duke University
Harvard
Flint
Michigan
Prentice-Hall, Inc
Fred R. Lanoue
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Ilinois
Topless Suit Attracts Crowds Across Nation
A topless bathing suit draws attention in Oklahoma City and Los Angeles with crowds at displays and on the street. Deputies say nudity alone isn’t illegal without lewd acts. A helicopter arrival event in Oklahoma City caused red faces among spectators.
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Oklahoma Ciy
Los Angeles
Sheriff’s
Oklahoma City
Billye Rae
Detroit
Sam Browne
Hope Diamond
Hartford
Equal Population Bill Approved by House Subcommittee
A House Judiciary subcommittee approved a bill to require states to form congressional districts of roughly equal population. Rep. Emanuel Celler praised it as a major step, noting he has sponsored a similar bill for 15 years. The Supreme Court has ruled that many districts fail to provide equally weighted votes.
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Washington
House
Judiciary
Emanuel Celler
D-N. Y
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Johnson Campaign Tour Highlights Minnesota Bid for Vice Presidency
President Johnson courts Midwest voters in Minnesota with a St Paul speech at the Democratic-Farmer-Labor convention and a Minneapolis fund-raiser. He camps in Minneapolis for a Swedish-American festival and promotes support from labor and business leaders in Detroit. The Detroit event drew Henry Ford II and Walker Cisler with John F. Gordon greeting Johnson. the First Lady joined later after Mackinac Island.
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Karl Bauman
Detroit
Johnson
Midwest
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Johson
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Seiindales Park
Michigan
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Walker ‘Cisler
Detroit Edison Co
John F. Gordon
General Motors Corp
Ford
Jack Gordon
Lady Bird
America
Mackinac Island
Marriages of Teenagers Big Problem
Davis California AP report notes that teen marriage is a fast growing social issue. University of California sociologist Judson Landis argues marriage and parenthood are oversold to youths and lead to financial strain. He cites over two million girls aged 13 to 17 married yearly and about 600000 births from teenage marriages last year.
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Davis
Calif
University of California
America
Judson T. Landis
Landis
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