Two Arrested After St Augustine Beach Integration Clash
In St Augustine Florida two people were arrested after a clash as Negroes attempting to integrate the city beach were confronted by white protesters aided by state troopers. Officers ordered the beach cleared when the confrontation escalated and the marchers retreated to their cars.
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St. Augustine
Fla
UPI
St. Augustine Beach
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Former Viroqua Resident Drowns In Lake Mendota
Arlo M. Axlen, 46, a former Viroqua resident and patient at Mendota State Hospital, drowned at Lake Mendota during a supervised recreation period. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Retreat Methodist Church in Vernon County, burial in Walnut Mound Cemetery, with visitation at Qualy Elver Funeral Home and church. He is survived by his mother, six sisters, three brothers, and extended relatives in Wisconsin, Nevada, and Virginia.
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Madison
Wis
Arlo M. Axlen
Viroqua
Lake Mendota
Mendota State Hospital
Axlen
Retreat Methodist Church
Vernon County
Elvan Crandall
Walnut Mound Cemetery
Qualy-Elver Funeral Home
Leon Axlen
Leslie Sheldon
Palmer Brudos
Ray Klosterhuber
Fred Goddard
la Crosse
William Byus
Las Vegas
Nev
Dean Westerhouse
Richmond
Blaine
Dale
Sheboygan
Harlan
Lynnwood
Wash
45 Percent Of Drivers Crowded Into Seven States
About half the population 93.7 million were licensed to drive last year and 45 percent of the drivers were concentrated in seven states. California led with 9 million drivers followed by New York 7.7 million Pennsylvania 5.9 million Ohio and Texas 5.1 million each Illinois 4.9 million and Michigan 4 million. Total licensed drivers rose by 1.7 million from 1962.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Texas
Illinois
Michigan
Tobacco industry vows court challenge to new label rule
Washington AP briefing reports the tobacco industry condemns the FTC cigarette label and advertising rule as unlawful and vows court action. Dixon predicts four years of litigation before effect. leaders say growers, manufacturers will pursue court review. FTC aims Jan 1 labeling with death warning and a July 1 deadline for ads.
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Stanley Meisler Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Sengen
R Bowman Gray
The
Dixon
R. J. Reynolds
Bacco Co
House Commerce
Tee
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
North Carolina
Albert G. Clay
Burley Auction Warehouse Association
FTC
J .Ftj
Paul Rand Dixon
Committee To Health
Willy
Johnson Medicare plan defeated by House committee
President Johnson’s medical care program suffered a setback as the House Ways and Means Committee shelved the proposal and approved only a 5 percent increase in Social Security cash benefits. AMA supporters cheered the committee’s decision while Rep. Cecil King blocked expansion of the plan. A Senate vote remains pivotal for any broader enactment.
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Edmond Lebreton Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Congress
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
San Francisco
AMA
Thomas A. Welch
Cecil R. King
D-Calif
King
Mayor Knutson Attacks Federal Courts Over Ordering Legislation
La Crosse. Mayor Milo Knutson blasted federal courts for ordering legislatures to vote in a certain way. He likened a judge's action to totalitarian control and questioned passport denials to Communists. The convention drew about 180 officials and discussed taxation limits and retirement studies.
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la Crosse Tribune
Milo G. Knutson
Knutsson
Prince Edward
Wisconsin Clerks and Finance Officers Association
la Crosse
Communist Party
Knutson
Lorder
U.S. Supreme Court
Ray Beede
Eau Claire
Charles H. J. Delany
Lannon
Fear Mounts For Lives Of Rights Trip
Federal and state officers renew their search at daybreak for three civil rights workers missing since Sunday night in eastern Mississippi. Authorities plan extensive searches of buildings and waterways as tension grows over whether the trio—Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney—survive.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
Highway Patrol
Rusk Papandreou Cyprus talks in Washington
In Washington Premier George Papandreou of Greece meets with Secretary of State Rusk as U.S. officials press for progress on the Greco Turkish Cyprus dispute. President Johnson expects further talks to prevent a wider conflict amid Greece and Turkey tensions.
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U.S
Johnson
White House
George Papandreou
UPI Telephoto
Washington
Greece
Dean Rusk
Papandreou
Press 1
Dent Johnson
Formant
Rusk
Blair
Cyprus
Inonu
Johnson and Inonu
Turkey
Great Britain
Papandreous
New York
U.N
U Thant
Marines Deploy 200 Troops in Mississippi Civil Rights Workers Search
President Johnson ordered 200 Marines to join the search for three civil rights workers missing in Mississippi. George E. Reedy said troops move from Meridian to the Philadelphia area with eight helicopters joining FBI agents and marshals. The station wagon was found near a swamp. troops are for searching only.
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Art Richardson
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Grady Gilmore
FBI
Washington
Johnson
Mississippi
George E. Reedy
White House
Philadelphia
Miss
Meridian
Reedy
Defense Department
J. Edgar Hoover
Burke Marshall
Gener
Weather Bureau Names Hurricanes
The Weather Bureau releases its annual hurricane list from Abby to Winny with Dora replacing Donna from four years ago. The 21 names include Abby Brenda Cleo Dora Ethel Florence Gladys Hilda Isbell Janet Katy Lila Molly Nita Odette Paula Roxie Stella Trudy Vesta and Winny.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Abby
Winny
Dora
Donna
Brenda
Cleo
Ethel
Florence
Gladys
Hilda
Isbell
Janet
Katy
Lila
Molly
Nita
Odette
Paula
Roxie
Stella
Trudy
Vesta
Infant Taken By Sister Of Baby Sitter
A three month old girl abducted from a Beloit home Monday night was recovered unharmed early today by police who found the baby in a car with a young woman and two men. Margaret Converse faced federal charges in Madison with two carnival workers as witnesses. the baby was safely returned to her parents.
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Beloit
Howard G. Bjorklund
Kimberly Jo Wulf
Shirly H. Wulf
Margaret Ruth Converse
Madison
U.S
David Rabinovitz
Robert Kay
Miss Converse
John Adams
Adams
Bjorklund
David R. Hayes
Shellsburg
Iowa
Jerome B. Kerrigan
Ada
Okla
Michigan
Dennis Pagelow
Joe Lomax
Beloit Municipal Hospital
Wulf
FBI
Fairbanks Morse & Co
South Carolina
Gertrude
Lillian Converse
South Beloit
Margaret
Johnson to bolster U.S. effort in South Vietnam
President Johnson orders a major beefing up of the U S mission in Saigon with a new top command team and a high powered economic aid director to speed improvements in South Vietnam. Lodge resigns to back Governor Scranton. Westmoreland remains in place as military chief. Taylor becomes ambassador with Johnson as deputy.
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LBJ
U.S
S. Viet Nam
Washington
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Nguyen Khanh
Lodge
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U. Alexis ‘Johnson
William C. Westmoreland
Paul D. Harkins
U.S. Economic Assistance
Joseph L. Brent
Stuart H. van Dyke
Turkey
Johnson Administration
Major Social Problem Oversold Marriage to Teenagers
Sociologist Judson T. Landis cites teenage marriage as a growing national issue in California. He notes that many youths view marriage as adulthood and face unforeseen financial strain with millions of teens married annually and hundreds of thousands of births.
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Davis
Calif
University of California
America
Judson T. Landis
Landis
Jeanada Nolan
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Perenne
By Donald W. Affolter
Clerks and Finance Officers Association
Arthur C. Woerpel
Dane County
C. M.sullivan
Retirement Research Council
State Retirement Fund
Prince Edward Board
Harold Hadler
Port Washington
Harry H. Kind
Menasha
Lyle S. Gorder
Edgerton
Ray Swinsky
West Allis Comptroller
Gorder
Swinsky
Alice Kedzie
Greenfield
Woerpel
Wisconsin Association of Public Purchasers
Pur
Allen Dulles
Jackson
Paul B. Johnson
Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Gov. Johnson
Michael Schwerner
Andy Goodman
James Chaney
Chaney
Dick Gregory
Gregory
Chicago
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Justice Department
Lee Knutson
By John M. Hightower
Robert O. Herrmann
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