Verwoerd Criticizes U S Mixed Racial Reception
In Johannesburg the Verwoerd government condemned white and African mingling at a U S Independence Day event. South Africa boycotted the morning all white reception while the afternoon multi racial gathering proceeded with U S diplomats inviting nonwhites.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Hendrik Verwoerd
Runimds
U.S
Verwoerd
J. C. Satterthwaite
Pretoria
Foreign Ministry
Eric Louw
Louw
Satterthwaite
Wilkins Defends NAACP Youth Leadership Fray
NAACP executive secretary Roy Wilkins said youth division tensions over leadership are a healthy force in the civil rights movement. James Meredith criticized the young leaders as lacking quality and condemned their behavior after a youth banquet clash with NAACP official John Davis. Meredith lamented distress from the dispute and questioned the movement’s future if opponents mirror their oppressors.
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Chicago
James Meredith
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
Meredith
University of Mississippi
John Davis
Davis
Wilkins
Glenn May Take Crack At Politics
Washington AP reports Marine Lt. Col. John H Glenn Jr may leave the space program to run for the Ohio Senate seat now held by Sen. Stephen M Young. Glenn’s plans remain unclear but Ohio Republicans weigh Bricker Taft Jr. clash as Young contemplates another term amid party maneuvering.
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Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
Ohio
Glenn
Senate
Stephen M. Young
Young
John W Bricker
Robert Taft Jr
Bricker
Taft
Congress
Crib Deaths Puzzle Baffles Philadelphia Doctors
In late June a surge of 30 seemingly healthy infants died in Philadelphia amid a heat wave debate. Medical examiner Dr. Spelman and pathologist Dr. Capena discuss dehydration as a possible factor, noting undetermined causes in about 85 percent of cases and average annual crib deaths near 150.
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Philadelphia
Joseph W. Spelman
Spelman
Dapena
Frederic Rieders
Rieders
Girl In Plane Wreck Wants To Fly Again
Mary Anne Miara, the only surviving crew member, left Rochester after a crash that killed several aboard a twin engine Martin 404. She thanked God for saving her and 35 of 40 passengers and hoped to fly for Mohawk Airlines again.
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Rochester
N.Y
Mary Anne Miara
Rochester-Monroe County
Chippewa Falls Man Ninth Traffic Victim
Paul J. Blaha, 49, of Chippewa Falls, died Saturday when his car went out of control on Highway 21 near Wautoma. Four others were injured as Wisconsin's traffic toll rose to 386 for the year, the ninth death since the July Fourth holiday weekend.
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Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Wautoma
Paul J. Blaha
Highway 21
Leader Says Rail Proposal Unacceptable
Washington talks fade as rail unions prepare to reject Wirtz plan. Officials signal a likely “no” when union reps meet with Wirtz and railroad leaders Sunday to decide on the proposal aimed at preventing a nationwide strike.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Rae A Peet
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
George Harris
Independent Order of Railway
James J. Reynolds
Labor Department
Reynolds
Wirtz
Mental Patient Sought For Killing Caught
Philip Stangvik, a mental patient on temporary leave, was arrested at Ida Hagen farm after warrants tied him to the slaying of his wife Velda, 21, and their two children Rebecca Lynn, 2, and Scott Philip, 11 months. The victims were found throat-cut in Fergus Falls, Minnesota, Friday. officers cuffed Stangvik when he was found asleep in a haymow.
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Kohlman
Sheriff's Office
Donald Witt
Underwood, Minn
Here
Philip Stangvik
Velda
Rebecca Lynn
Scott Philip
Fergus Falls
Stangvik
Russell Brooberg
Sid Nelson
Ida Hagen
Selvin Rovelstad
Rovelstad
Hagen Farm
Three Wisconsin departments delay August payrolls
The University of Wisconsin and the State Taxation and Public Welfare departments said they would delay August payrolls awaiting legislative action on the biennial budget. UW vice president Neil G. Cafferty aims to include a proposed faculty and staff pay raise if possible by July 20. Taxation head John A. Gronouski will act by July 13, and Welfare director Wilbur J. Schmidt said payrolls will be held until the last minute.
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Wilbur J. Schmidt
Welfare Department
Flores To Return To Yukon Territory
Flores, the San Bruno electrician stranded seven weeks after a Yukon plane crash, plans to return to Alaska for another year of duty on the Dew Line radar project at Balmain in the Arctic Circle. He and Helen Klaben, rescued in March after Feb crash near starvation, say he is in excellent shape and may fly again.
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San Bruno
Calif
Ralph Flores
Yukon Territory
Alaska
Balmain
Arctic Circle
Flores
Whitehorse
Yukon
United States
Helen Klaben
New York
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Pettibone Park
Albert W. Pettibone
Pettibone Park Commission
Minnesota
Pettibone
Tribune
Outdoor Life
Carl Gast
Wausaukee
Gast
Marinette County Dist
Daniel Miron
Charles Victor
Miron
Edward D. Ertman
Bruce H. Dewitt
Dale Wiese
Gas
Marriner Kohlman
Green Bay
Minnesota Bluffs
Dresbach Dam
Harry Larsson
The
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Dr. Louis
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Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Kennedy
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