Civil rights leaders call off Brookyln picketing at medical center
New York civil rights leaders announce they are suspending further picketing at the Downstate Medical Center construction site in Brooklyn, scene of mass arrests. CORE and NAACP sponsors react with disappointment yet will observe the pause, as ministers and officials outline anti-discrimination measures linked to Governor Rockefeller’s reform plan. Over 800 arrests reported during nearly a month of demonstrations demanding more building trades jobs for Black and Puerto Rican workers.
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Meet Jones
NAACP
Downstate Medical Center
Kennedy Debates European Peace Steps Over Berlin Crisis
De Gaulle signals France will not sign the test ban treaty even with U S aid to its nuclear program. The Kennedy administration seeks to broaden talks with the Soviet Union to European security issues, including reducing Berlin tensions and inspecting zones east and west of the dividing line. Averell Harriman says the U S does not seek a formal division of Europe but wants to ease tensions and avoid aggressive acts. Progress on a unified approach remains uncertain as Rusk prepares to report on return to Washington.
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de Gaulle
France
U.S
Soviet Union
Europe
Khrushchev
Berlin
United States
West Berlin
W. Averell Harriman
America
Rusk
Washington
Jails in mid-Missouri counties face aging facilities and vacancies
Circuit judges from several counties discuss jail conditions, juvenile detention gaps, and the need for improved oversight. Grand Juries no longer regularly inspect, while Shelters and juvenile facilities remain inadequate. Jurists urge state inspection services, Board of Visitors, and potential area jails to raise standards and safety.
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Sam C. Blair
Cir
Cucos
Cole County
Bla
Blair
Is Ae
Fhelps
Rolla
Ith
Phelps County
Walter M. Dinwiddie
Boone
Callaway
Shall
State Division of Health
H. M. Hardwicke
John Dattona
Hardwicke
Lane Gurman
St. Louis Bureau For Men
Guraan
Gurnyan
Repiuar
Torough
Adams
Board of Visitors
Missouri
Why Good-Time Charlie Suffers Uneasy Bladder
A garbled ad style text promotes Dan's Pills as a cure for bladder irritation and backache. It claims to relieve pain and supposedly improve kidney output, urging readers to buy Woan's Pills and suggesting a broad audience has benefited.
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Charlie
Ula
Dan
Doom
Dirksen Comments on Public Accommodations Rights
Dirksen backs voluntary methods on civil rights and says he will follow his conscience in upholding the Constitution despite abuse. NAACP's Clarence Mitchell calls Dirksen's stance unfortunate and vows to continue pressing for changes, stating he has not given up on Dirksen.
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NAACP
Clarence Mitchell
Washington
Mitchell
Newsmew
Sen. Dirksen
Thelinais
Rusk to Brief German Leader On Way Home
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will visit Bonn on August 10 on the way back from Moscow to brief Chancellor Adenauer on East West relations after signing the nuclear test ban treaty. He will stay overnight and return to Washington the next day, amid reports Adenauer’s government would not immediately endorse the treaty. Rusk also toured Leningrad before heading home, sharing travel with a Senate delegation and planning to testify next week on treaty ramifications.
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Dean Rusk
West Germany
Moscow
Konrad Ahe
State
Leningrad
Rusk
Vnukovo
U.S
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eyates
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations
Glenn T. Seaborg
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
United States
U.N
U Thant
New York
Military pay raises and retirements under Senate and House bills
The Senate and Coast Guard and Public Health Service would base pay on military schedules costing taxpayers an extra 30.084 million annually. The bills boost pay for lieutenants to colonels and skilled technicians, with the Senate offering earlier increases for short service and re-enlistment decisions, while the House links raises to more than two years of service. Both approve an extra 55 a month for Cold War duty. Senate sets 30 while House could reach 403.40. Retirement provisions let pre July 1 1958 retirees use higher scales, benefiting about 39,000 officers with increases from a few dollars to over 35,000 annually, with the House allowing a 3 percent cost-of-living rise and the Senate removing this boost. Death log notes Missouri traffic deaths over the last 24 hours and year-to-date figures.
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Coast and Geodetic Survey
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Viet Nam
South Korea
Reverend Michels to Celebrate First Solemn High Mass
The Rev Richard D Michels M S son of Mr and Mrs Lea Jd Michels 90 Douglas Dr will celebrate his first Solemn High Mass at 11 am Sunday at St Peter s Cathedral A Benediction at 230 pm followed by a reception at Selinger Centre The event marks his ordination in Rome on April 25 and his local education at St Peter s grade school and LaSalette Preparatory Seminary.
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Lea Jd. Michels
Douglas Dr
St. Peter's Cathedral
Jefferson Citians
Selinger Centre
Father Michels
Rome
St. Peter's
LaSalette Preparatory Seminary
Tariff tensions ripple through postwar trade shifts
U S moves to raise tariffs on carpets and glass last year spurring retaliatory duties by the Common Market on American chemicals. The tariff cycle, shaped by global trade rules, is expected to move slowly with defensive, cautious negotiations and limited rounds of retaliation. European cooperation and French veto of UK entry frame renewed friction as farm and industrial goods trade barriers rise.
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Common Market
Italy
France
West Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Europe
America
Senate treaty debate splits Republicans and concerns raised
Republicans split over a Soviet arms control treaty with mail from supporters and opponents ranging 12 to 4 and 9 to 1. Senators from the Midwest and Rocky Mountain states were cited as sources of opposition. Dirksen noted mistrust of Soviet treaty violations and fears about further steps and hidden commitments. Nixon forecast Senate approval while Harriman urged the pact could slow the arms race and Khrushchev viewed it as limiting defense spending.
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Rocky Mountain States
Dirksen
Soviet Union
Kennedy
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Europe
Senate
W. Averell Harriman
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Harriman
U.S
Khrushchev
Rebel General Started Attack On Anniversary
Mrs. Leon Cantave, wife of Haiti rebel general exiled former chief of staff, says his invasion began on their 13th wedding anniversary. He led invaders ashore near Port au Prince, as Duvalier regime faces opposition. Cantave says they are joined by former officers and men, while she prays for support from democratic nations.
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New York
Leon ‘Cantave
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Renee Cantave
Manhattan
Ocean floor power and mining plans spark federal venture
Crawford says government study on ocean-bottom exploration aims to tap vast mineral resources beneath deep waters. He notes potential gold copper iron manganese nickel cobalt and more while predicting growth in offshore mining and power for underwater habitats. U S Geological Survey will join a $100 million ten-year research effort with the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries and other agencies.
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