Harlem Rally Clash Triggers Widespread Violence
Widespread violence and vandalism erupted in Harlem after two Negro street rallies on 7th Avenue and 25th Street. Police mobilized across four boroughs, two patrolmen were hurt, 25 Negroes were arrested, including nine juveniles, on disorderly conduct charges. Two men were stabbed but not seriously injured.
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7Th Avenue
al Vendor
Newro
12Th Street
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Aft
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Assistance Unit Accepts Resignation in County Office
The Indiana County Board of Assistance accepted the resignation of Hannah Flack, supervisor of the County Assistance Office, who holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Pittsburgh. She will become a Senior Psychiatric Social Worker with California's Department of Mental Hygiene in Pomona. Sidney Blair was promoted to supervisor, replacing Mrs Flack, after civil service exam qualification. Helen Kehn and Mary Forrester were chosen to attend Bryn Mawr College's summer institute June 17 to 28 on casework with clients presenting medical and psychiatric problems.
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University of Pittsburgh
State of California
Department of Mental Hygiene
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Hosital
Pomona
Calif
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Plumville
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Doylestown
Leona Potter
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Bryn Mawr College
Scranton Favorite Son Rose Guides Local Politics
Pastor James Cook, board chair, reports on assistance load decline from 6102 in March 1963 to 5322 by June 10, aided by seasonal nursery work and a spring construction upswing. The list includes 439 Old Age Assistance, 212 Blind Pensions, 282 Aid to the Disabled, with over half of beneficiaries being children. Senate action and county relief sections loom as Republicans hold firm amid cries of reforms.
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Hopewell Cemetery
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Homer City
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Penns Manor
Scranton
Surplus Food Administration
Laura Lamar
Pennsylvania
Pa. debates church state, school aid and reforms
The article details congressional and state debates on church and state separation, prayers in sessions, and proposed amendments. It covers Justice Clark’s stance, Pennsylvanias political dynamics, and moves on public works, two year colleges, and state reapportionment measures amid party positions.
Ruling on daily devotional openings sparks mixed cases
Parents who are Unitarians or atheists challenged daily school devotionals in Abingdon Pennsylvania. a Florida Supreme Court decision upholding Miami school devotionals was set aside. In another pedestrian case, a Seventh day Adventist denied Saturday work won unemployment compensation, while readers noted Congress showed little reaction to a historic prayer decision amid civil rights turmoil.
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Florida Supreme Court
Miami
India accuses China of intrusion across Himalayan border
New Delhi reports 200 Chinese Communist troops crossed the Himalayan boundary near Rezang Pass in Ladakh during a June 3 incursion. A protest note dated June 7 states the intrusion crossed into territory acknowledged by Peking as Indian.
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Vostok 5 Losing Altitude in Space Mission
Reports indicate Vostok 5 may be losing altitude in orbit as Bykovsky nears end of day four while Valentina Tereshkova completes her second day. Tass notes both cosmonauts slept well and communicated flight progress, with Tereshkova becoming a television figure in the Soviet Union.
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Pavel Popovich
Hekovathy
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Jailed In Fatal Beating Of Wife
Leopold J. Unger Jr., 32, of Pittsburgh, received a four to eight year sentence at Western Penitentiary for the fatal beating of his wife Bernice, 40. Visiting Judge Samuel Felpus imposed the term after Unger, who initially pleaded innocent, changed to guilty on the charge of voluntary manslaughter for the October incident.
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Leopold J. Unger Jr
Pittsburgh
Western Penitentiary
Bernice
Samuel Felpus
Fayette County
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Fergus
Macmillan Faces Leadership Doubt After Profumo Vote
Prime Minister Macmillan survived a confidence vote 921 to 252 as Conservatives split over the Profumo affair. He acknowledged Profumo deceived him and ministers, and said security services failed to fully inform him, fueling calls for a leadership change before the 1964 election.
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Profumo
Macmillan
House of Commons
John Profumo
London
Obituary notices for Bloomquist Dixson Leisenring and others
Obituaries published for Ernest William Bloomquist Robert Edward Dixson Otto A Leisenring Horace Longwill Corbett Vanderpool Mary Patrick and others noting birth, marriage, death dates and funeral plans. Bloomquist a Creeksidelе resident longtime Bethel Presbyterian member, burial in Greenwood Indiana. Dixson, Vanderpool, Leisenring, Longwill, Patrick kin and service details listed.
Landlord Accused of Breaking Goldfish Bowl in Rent Row
Helen Wilson testified that landlord Elmer Edwin Craven of Paola Kansas broke her goldfish bowl over her head during a rent dispute. Police found dead fish and Wilson soaking wet. Craven denied the attack but admitted an argument. Judge Ralph Martin fined Craven $25 for disturbing the peace.
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Helen Wilson
Elmer Edwin Craven
Paola
Kan
Goldwater Favored Son Idea Sparks Scranton Talk
Goldwater rejects presidential bid but suggests Pennsylvania and other states may back a favorite son to keep the nomination contest open. Governors Romney Rhodes cited as possible favorites as states weigh strategies to delay a decisive early lead and avoid a floor fight at the convention.
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Pennsylvania
Arizona
Scranton
George Romney
Michigan
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Wisconsin
Colorado
Calfornia
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Boston Schools Boycott Protests Segregation in City Schools
Negro leaders declare the boycott of Boston junior and senior high schools a success as about 3,000 pupils skip classes. At St. Mark's Center near Roxbury Tech, 250 students gathered, with overflow into the street and buses sending others to nine freedom centers. Police guard Tech entrances while leaders urge orderly protest and emphasize it is not a numbers game.
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