North Carolina riot outbreak broken up by police squads
Police and deputies halted a racial clash at Trinity North Carolina after a large white mob gathered at a Negro district. Nine highway patrol cars and Randolph County deputies dispersed the crowd following a confrontation sparked by a store refusal of service to two Negro youths.
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North Carolina
Trinity
N.C
Randolph County
Robert Parris
W. W. Wilson
Parris
Freedom Rider
Freedom Riders
Warmer A Few Degrees Expected Wednesday
Today cool period continues with a low near 46 to 52 degrees. Tomorrow should warm slightly and Wednesday’s high is forecast 70 to 76, cooler near Lake Michigan. Partly cloudy conditions persist with sun rise at 5 17 and sunset at 8 22.
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Lake Michigan
Southport Park
American Motors
Cuba's Roa Invites Neutral States to Haifa Summit
Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa called for a summit of neutral nations to convene in Havana to discuss global tensions and seek potential mediation. The move signals a bid to expand diplomatic engagement amid Cold War competition.
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Cairo
Raul Roa
Cuba
Havana
Six Children Die in Portageville Fire Tragedy
In Portageville Missouri six youngsters perished when a home burned Monday night. A seventh child suffered critical burns while mother Jesse Mae Forest escaped after rushing out barefoot in night clothes. Neighbors Jimmy Davis and Van Adams saved Michael Forest 9 as flames halted further rescues.
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Portageville
Jesse Mae Forest
Jimmy Davis
van Adams
Michael Forest
Aaron
Don
Ema Mae
Kayseen
Rabbis
Jennett
Wisconsin Dean Reverses Resignation After Board Meeting
Madison reports Medical School Dean John Z. Bowers withdrew his resignation following a three hour closed session with the University of Wisconsin regents. Washington notes Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy urged new laws to curb powerfully organized racketeers and hoodlums.
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Madison
Medical School
John Z. Bowers
University of Wisconsin Regents
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Legislature considers temporary church use of public schools
Atty. Gen. John Reynolds says a bill to permit temporary religious services in public school buildings is unconstitutional. He asserts the measure would violate both state and federal constitutions as it moves through the Assembly.
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Madison
IPI
Atty
John Reynolds
Reynolds
Wisconsin Assembly rejects two-thirds vote labor act repeal
The Assembly voted 47 to 42 to kill a bill repealing a Labor Peace Act provision. The statute required two-thirds worker support in a plant before an employer could enter into an all-union shop agreement.
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Madison
Assembly
Wisconsin bill shields shopkeepers from liability for detaining suspected shoplifters
The Wisconsin Senate approved 19 to 8 a bill allowing store operators to detain customers suspected of theft with immunity from civil or criminal liability. Sponsored by Sen. Lynn Staubau, the measure moves to the Assembly for consideration.
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Madison
Wisconsin Senate Today
Assembly
Lynn Stalbaum
Racine
Shepard Reveals Vision Blurring From Rocket Vibration
Astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr reports that vibration during the early Mercury suborbital flight briefly blurred his vision. He noted no other issues and outlined design changes to reduce vibration, including enhanced head support foam and a stronger spacecraft adapter ring.
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Shepard
Washington
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Mercury
U S Fines Four Firms Two Officials
The U S District Judge Carl A Weinman fined two executives and four corporations a total of 101000 dollars for price fixing in the sale of electrical resistors to commercial buyers and the military. Edward W Butler and George W Water faced 4000 and 2000 dollar penalties respectively. Corporations Allen Bradley Speer Carbon Stackpole Carbon and International Resistance were fined 35000 25000 20000 and 15000 dollars.
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Dayton
Ohio
U.S
Carl A. Weinman
Edward W. Butler
Speer Carbon Co
St. Marys
George W. Water
Allen- Bradley Co
Milwaukee
Allen Bradley
Speer Carbon
Stackpole Carbon Co
International Resistance Co
Philadelphia
Butler
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton Air Force Depot
Wright-Patterson
Air Force
Wisconsin Supreme Court Rejects Deduction For Club Dues
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that state income tax does not allow deductions for private club dues and related travel expenses for company officers and their spouses. The decision in Forsberg Paper Co. involved $7,904 deducted in 1950 53 and rejected the company’s claim that expenses fostered sales through personal relations.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
William H. Dieterich
Forsberg Paper Co
Maple Bluff Country Club
D. A. Forsberg
Forsberg
State Tax Department
Wisconsin Board of Tax Appeals
Norris Maloney
Dane County
Dieterich
Parochial School Bus Measure Recommended by Assembly Panel
The Assembly Public Welfare Committee voted 65 to report favorably on a bill to extend public school bus service to parochial school students. Debate on the measure is expected later this week.
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Madison —.P
Assembly Public Welfare Committee
Assembly
Prisoner Fined for Wearing Overalls in City Court
Nashville officers said Joel Clark Hill, 22, was wearing workhouse overalls when he escaped. He was recaptured on Monday, but the overalls were not recovered. He faced a $50 fine for petit larceny in city court.
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Nashville
Tenn
Joel Clark Hill
Twins Brighten Deer Farm Days
In Twin Lakes Wisconsin Rollie and Jo Burmeister celebrate twin fawns born to their deer herd. The farm has endured escaped deer, injury and loss, with a young buck killed by accident and a female named Bebe delivering twins this Saturday, a boy and a girl.
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Twin Lakes
Rollie
Jo Burmeister
Wisconsin
Dees
Bobby Burmeister
Bebe
Kennedy Reports From Europe Trip Tonight
President Kennedy returned to the United States after a week visiting European leaders including Khrushchev de Gaulle and Macmillan. He will address the nation at 6 p.m. CDT from the White House, detailing his talks and reaffirming stand against new Communist threats in Berlin and elsewhere.
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Kennedy
America
Europe
Andrews Air Force Base
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
White House
Executive Mansion
Dirksen
Fulbright
de Gaulle
Macmillan Dirksen
Khrushchevy
Eisenhower
Berlin
Havana Father and Son Die in River Boat Capsize
Gene Gael of Havana and his 3-year-old son drowned when their boat capsized in the Illinois River while towing a water skier Monday night.
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Havana, Ill
Gene Gael
Havana
Illinois River
Six Million Dollar Loss In Av er Fire At Aver Massachusetts
A major blaze destroyed two industrial plants and ten homes in Aver Massachusetts, causing an unofficial six million dollar loss. Hartnett Tanning Co. and the International Purchasing Co. were leveled along with several dwellings housing about 40 people. The fire, fanned by a 20 mile per hour wind, swept a quarter mile front and burned for over four hours. Twenty five people were overcome by smoke and ten injured lightly as firefighters battled the flames. The tannery employed about 400 workers and was the town’s main industry, distributing over two million dollars in bonuses annually.
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Hartnett Tanning Co
International Purchasing Co
Massachusetts
Rackets Boss Marcello Deported By Several Nations
Carlos Marcello the reputed Gulf Coast Mafia head was declared a man without a country after being deported by the United States to Guatemala on April 4 and rejected by at least six nations. He surrendered to Immigration yesterday in New Orleans nursing two broken ribs after a border chase through Louisiana and Central America.
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New Orleans
l/PD
Carlos Marcello
Gulf Coast
Mafia
United States
Marcello
Guatemala
Immigration Service
el Salvador
U.S
Atty. M. Hepburn
Louisiana
Federal
Nicaragua
Honduras
Michael Maroun
Shreveport
Jack Wasserman
Washington
Tunis
Tunisia
Mitchell Breaks Leg in Camden Hotel Fall
James P. Mitchell Republican candidate for governor of New Jersey and former labor secretary fractured his left leg in a fall at his Camden hotel room early today. The injury occurred as he prepared for campaigning and did not specify a prognosis.
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Camden
N. J
James P. Mitchell
New Jersey
Labor
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