Police Hold Mother Of Fire Victim
Mrs Luerother Ford the mother of an eight year old boy who died in a fire was questioned as investigators sought the autopsy results. District Attorney Charles C Toran said two lengths of chain were found in the room and the door was locked when the fire started. The brother said they tried to reach him but the door was locked and the boy was found burning.
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Civil Rights Leaders Meet to Negotiate Open Housing Crisis
In Chicago a summit of civil rights, religious, political, and real estate leaders aims to negotiate an end to Chicago open housing tensions. Dr Martin Luther King Jr. and allied figures urge restraint as thousands plan protests, with a Cicero march looming and National Guard readiness reported.
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Anti-Integration Bill Faces Alabama Senate Clash
Gov. George Wallace pushes a defiant anti integration bill to the Alabama Senate. Leaders warned against rapid passage but expect a vote next week. The measure aims to void federal school guidelines, set up state commissions to confront federal officials, and replace desegregation forms with state actions while risking loss of federal education funds.
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Court Shifts Hoffa Suit to US District Court
A suit charging James Hoffa and the Teamsters International was transferred from a Chancery Court to the U S District Court here on Thursday. The move follows Hoffa's request for a new trial on jury tampering charges and includes alleged pressure on a farmer witness to reveal paid incentives in the case.
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Lee
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Government Buying Rice For Viet Nam
The government contracts rice in southern states mainly Louisiana to keep warehoused Viet Nam stocks safe. Shipments this year have restored stocks to a safe level with over 300000 tons of the staple base of the Vietnamese diet. An additional 200000 tons, all from the United States, is slated to be sent before July 1. About 40000 tons will be bought in the next two weeks in the southern states.
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UPI
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Viet Nam
United States
Hurricane Faith Turns Toward Virgin Islands
Hurricane Faith neared the Virgin Islands with 90 mph winds as warnings spread across Puerto Rico and the Leeward Islands. Officials evacuated low areas as Coast Guard rescued two sailors and shelters opened in San Juan and the Virgin Islands. Weather centers tracked Faith’s west-northwest path, with gusts extending up to 50 miles north of the storm core and gale warnings for surrounding areas.
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UPI
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Faith
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Marie Galante
Guadeloupe
Coast Guard
Virgin Islands
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U.S. officials differ on Viet Nam war pace and aims
Secretary Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara spoke at a White House briefing, noting no new political decision to halt the war, yet signaling signs of renewed Communist resolve and higher casualty rates. They reported U.S. casualties and Communist infiltrations have surged, while morale and policy remain in flux.
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U.S
Dean Rusk
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Nam
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