Philadelphia Riots Continue In North Philadelphia
Police report five or six shots fired at 29th and Norris as looting and harassment continue in a strife torn North Philadelphia area. Reinforcements of about 1,400 officers tamed the unrest while Mayor Tate imposed a 24 hour emergency proclamation and sought National Guard aid if needed.
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Philadelphia
Norris
James H. J. Tate
Tate
FBI
Howard Leary
William W. Scranton
National Guard
William H. Gray Jr
Turks Delay Sending Troops Into Cyprus
Tur keys delay sending replacement troops to the Cyprus garrison easing tensions temporarily while Makarios seeks help in Egypt from Nasser. Jets recon planes fly over the island as Turkey faces anti-American and anti-Greek protests in Ankara and Istanbul with clashes, injuries, and arrests amid the crisis.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Turkey
Makarios
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Southern States Proceed With School Integration
Southern states move to desegregate additional white schools under court orders and federal pressure. First grade turnout varied. Biloxi and Jackson registered Negro students while Leake County opened but saw no enrollees. Georgia and Tennessee report mixed progress with court actions and funding threats. United Nations and Cyprus tensions surface as Turkey, Greece, and U Thant navigate troop rotations and regional diplomacy.
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Supreme Court
Mississippi
Leake
Biloxi
Jackson
Montgomery
Ala
Cradle of the Confederacy
Board of Education
Alabama
Birmingham
Mobile
Huntsville
Gadsden
Madison
Macon
Georgia
Tennessee
J. Howard Warf
Rusk Urges Bipartisan Foreign Policy Ahead of 1964
Secretary of State Dean Rusk called for a genuinely national foreign policy with bipartisan support to avoid zig zags that could unsettle the world and undermine postwar gains. He defended the White House Kremlin hotline and criticized attacks on allied trust while signaling continued campaign-season emphasis on steady leadership.
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Philadelphia
Dean Rusk
America
Rusk
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Amvers
Republic
White House-Kremlin
United States
U S Readies Largest Space Satellite OGO A
NASA announced the planned launch of OGO A the largest U S scientific satellite to date with 29 experiments from seven government labs and nine universities. The craft features 54 ft booms 20 ft solar panels and a 63 hour orbit from Cape Kennedy atop an Atlas Agena B.
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Washington
United States
Cleo
Geophysical Observatory
NASA
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Ogo-A
California
Hibex Antimissile Tests Planned by Pentagon Scientists
Defense researchers will soon fire high speed Hibex devices to test near interception of incoming warheads. The program aims at close-range defense around fortified Minuteman silos and command centers, with 10 experiments slated from White Sands New Mexico over the coming year.
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Washington
Pentagon
Advanced Research Project Agency
Missiles and Rockets
White Sands
N.M
Eisenhower to Visit Green Bay Rail Museum Sept 18
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will tour the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay and unveil a plaque for the steam locomotive General Eisenhower. Museum director Harold Fuller confirmed the visit and noted the gift from the British Railways Board. Local committee co chairs include John B. Tornius and Jerry Atkinson.
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Green Bay
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Railroad Museum
England
Harold Fuller
Eisenhower
General Eisenhower
British Railways Board
Fuller
Carl E. Gray
John B. Tornius
Appleton Post - Crescent
Jerry Atkinson
H. C. Prange
Alvin York Hospitalized in Nashville for Serious Illness
Sgt Alvin York, 76, WWII hero and Medal of Honor recipient, was admitted to Veterans Administration Hospital in Nashville from his Pall Mall home after a fever and general physical decline. Doctors called his condition serious, marking his 11th hospitalization in two years and third in Nashville this year.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alvin York
Veterans Administration Hospital
Pall Mall
Tenn
York
Nashville
Khrushchev Warns China on Splitting World Communism
Premier Khrushchev declares China cannot split world communism and vows no war, urging peace to build socialism. He warns imperialists and sets talks in Prague with Czechoslovak and Soviet Communist leaders on the 20th anniversary of a Slovak uprising.
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Banska Bystrica
Czechoslovakia
Khrushchev
Prague
Soviet Union
Goldwater Demands Clear U.S. Vietnam Policy
Sen. Barry Goldwater blasted President Johnson over foreign policy in South Vietnam. He urged the administration to reveal how deeply the U.S. has been involved amid civil strife and rioting as critics press for answers on policy.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
South Viet Nam
Arizona
Wisconsin Traffic Toll Reaches 709
The 1964 Wisconsin traffic toll rose to 709 after an Ozaukee County girl, Nancy Rogahn aged 16 of Grafton, died when a car she rode in left a curve on River Bend Road and struck a tree. Driver Keith Rowald, 18, was seriously injured.
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Associated Press
Ozaukee County
Wisconsin
Nancy Rogahn
Grafton
River Bend Road
Keith Rowald
Judith Lutschka
Danville
Ill
Highway 27
Cadett
Chippewa County
Lutschka
John
Michele
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Chippewa Falls
Marie Popp
Kearsarge
Mich
Portage
North Portage
Columbia County Sheriff’s Department
Burns Fatal To Youth In Milwaukee Area
Donald Domagola 12 of Bergen Town Marathon County died at St. Marys Hospital burn center after a flare exploded while he and his father Joseph tried to relight it to mark road construction. The father suffered burns on the hand and face.
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West Salem
Spencer D. Gilbertson
Copeland Ave
Ronald B. Alderman
S. 16Th St
Karen
Brian
Bruce
St. Francis Hospital
Gilbertson
Alderman
Tribune
Milwaukee
Donald Domagola
Bergen
Marathon County
St. Mary’s Hospital
Joseph
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