Mayor Wagner Moves to Block U S Nazi Rally Riot Threat
New York Mayor Wagner takes action to ban a rally by a U S Nazi party aiming to avert a planned riot. Police prepared for demonstrations as authorities enforce the prohibition.
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Newspaper
Kansas City Star
Location
Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1960
Page
2
Wagner blocks July 4 Nazi rally in Union Square
New York mayor Robert F. Wagner refused to permit the American Nazi party to hold a July 4 rally in Union Square. He criticized George L. Rockwell as a "preacher of race hatred" and said Rockwell intended to incite a riot. Police protected Rockwell after a disturbance outside a state supreme court building as about 150 hecklers demanded he be removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Union Square
George L. Rockwell
Rockwell
State Supreme Court
Wagner
City of
National Nazarene Conference Elects New Board Members
Delegates re elected five incumbents and added a sixth superintendent as Rev. George Coulter of Santa Cruz and Rev. Remiss Rehfeldt of Kansas City led the final ballot counts. Dr. Lewis, ending years of service in Houston and Norman, Oklahoma, spoke as plans for expansion were discussed alongside quadrennium reports from Home Missions Publishing and Education departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coulter
Santa Cruz
Calif
Remiss Rehfeldt
Kansas City
Lewis
Houston
Norman
Okla
Burlington
Bethany
Home Missions Department
Nazarene
Roy F Smee
Home Missions
Nazarene Church
Smee
M. S. Lunn
Department of Education
T. Ludwig
Young People’s Society
Ponder W. Gilliland
West Rmany
Two moons into orbit transit satellites aid navigation
Transit I B and its twin, launched aboard Thor Able Star, join a growing network to provide precise, weather independent positioning for ships, submarines and aircraft. Transit I B confirms Earth’s pear shape and furthers missiles, ionosphere study, and navigation data for future satellites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Kershner
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
Defense Department
Polaris
Navy
Applied Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
Naval Research Laboratory
Boy 12 Hurt While Fleeing Police
A 12 year old boy shot firecrackers and fled from a approaching police car, suffered a deep laceration to his right palm when he fell in a vacant lot. Officers took William Farrow of 2718 Cypress Avenue to General Hospital on Twenty seventh street and Cypress. He was treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Farrow
Cypress Avenue
General Hospital
Twentyseventh Street
Cypress
Bricklayer strike push threatens area construction
The ongoing bricklayer walkout risks renewed work stoppages as Hutton and Wilkerson clash over crews and wage demands. Picketing threats loom with potential shutdowns, while other trades resume jobs and expect pre strike levels by early next week unless new stoppages arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton
Wilkerson
Senate U K on Treaty and Tokyo Transit Strike
Ambassador MacArthur accused of playing politics for Kishi as Senator Long blasted provisions favoring Japan. In Tokyo on June 22 protests halted rail, bus, and streetcar service for four hours with workers and students joining a 24 hour mine shutdown. by noon normal transport resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Kishi
Long
Japan
United States
Tokyo
Atlas Nose Cone Test Ships From Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral reports an Atlas missile delivered a new General Electric re entry body to a pre selected target 5 000 miles away near Ascension Island in the South Atlantic. The test begins seven simulated Atlas warhead flights to prove cone compatibility and re entry survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlas
U. S. Missilery
South Atlantic
Ascension
General Electric
Larry Wilson 17 Held in Robbery Case at Memorial Mall
Larry Wilson 17 of 20 East Thirty-first Terrace was arraigned in magistrate court before Judge Harry Whitney on first degree robbery charges. A preliminary hearing is set for June 28. Wilson remained jailed after failing to post a $5,000 bond following arrest by police yesterday. William Eugene Mavis 37 of 3625 Pennsylvania Avenue identified Wilson as the man who robbed him Friday night at Liberty Memorial Mall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Wilson
East Thirty-first Terrace
Harry Whitney
Wilson
William Eugene Mavis
Pennsylvania Avenue
Liberty Memorial Mall
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Nazi Party
American Samoa
Persian Missionary Society
Louise R. Chapman
Christian Service
Bennett Dudney
Dean Wessels
S. T. Ludwig
Nazarenes
Gilliland
Radio League
I. W. Willingham
L. T. Cornett
Herald of Holiness
John L. Stockton
Woodland Avenue
Paseo
S. S. White
West Seventy Ninth Street Terrace
the Herald
Vv. H. Lewis
High Nazarene
Cmd
R. F. Freitag
Astronautics Staff
Boy
General Contractors
Bricklayers Union
Kansas
Senate
U. K
Jaccard
Qaccard’s Jewelers
Wes
Memorial Mall
Lathschilds
Stein Bloch Tailors
Coolite
Stuart Keith Tropicals
Plaza
Brookside
Mansfield
Wash
H-I-S
Spn
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