Premature Washington March on Capitol Warned by Kennedy
The planned August march of 100000 Negroes demanding an end to segregation faces warnings from Attorney General Robert Kennedy who calls the action premature. The piece reviews historic protests and notes the political risk to the Kennedy administration as debates over civil rights proposals approach. Historic events such as Coxey Army and the Bonus Army are cited to illustrate potential outcomes and the federal stance on Capitol demonstrations.
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Washington
Organized crime shifts to Wall Street and sleeves
Crime syndicate chiefs discuss a shift into finance and labor operations. FBI surveillance limits Apalachin network gatherings as indictments loom this summer. Authorities report heavy activity in Wall Street firm looting and boiler room stock schemes amid a broader push into legitimate business.
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Victor Riesel
New York
FBI
Special Intelligence Unit
Organized Crime and
U. S. Atty
H. J. Miller
New England
Chicago
Milwaukee
Florida
FPI
Wall Street
Robert Morgenthau
U. S
Apalachin Combine
Apalachin
Street
Congress Mail Focuses On Civil Rights And Rail Freight Fight
Washington reports show Sen. Dirksen notes cosmetics tax and railroads trucker clash drive mail, while Humphrey staff see civil rights as low mail. Area Redevelopment, Cuba, and redevelopment funding draw some letters. many congressmen add light anecdotes to newsletters.
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Alliance
Washington
Cuba
Everett Dirksen
R-Nl
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
D.minn
Sen. Humphrey
Congress
House
Area Redevelopment Administration
Kennedy
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Halls of Congress
Edith Green
Ore
Green
Sen. Dirksen
GOP
Two China Policy Urged in Security Council Debate
Undersecretary Averell Harriman signals a national debate on relations with Red China as the White House weighs a potential two China policy. Key advisers push opening to Communist China while others warn against changes before the 1964 election. unilateral U.S. action and disengagement from offshore islands are proposed as necessary steps.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
Red China
Harriman
McGeorge Bundy
White House
Walt Rostow
State Department
Communist
China
Chiang-Kai-shek
Quemoy
Matsu
Kenneth O'Donnell
Ralph Dungan
National Security Council
U. S
Formosa
Pacific
Peiping
Security Council
U.S
Red
Charles Porter
Oregon
Committee For
Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Staff Roster
The Las Vegas Sun lists editors and officers led by H. M. Greenspun as publisher and president MH Greenspun, with Bryn Armstrong as executive editor and Russ Tucker as sports editor. The paper operates from 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada and maintains national ad and circulation networks.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
900 South Main Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
MH. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Robert Belz
C. D. James
Barbara Greenspun
Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Russ Tucker
Tamara Anureeva
Bobbei 2
Herman Weier
Norvell W
Dee Coakley
Act of Congress
National Advertising
Allan Kiapp Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publisher Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Democratic National
John Bailey
Los Angeles
Olin D. Johnston
Interlandi
Wes
Allen -Scott Report
Robert S. Allen
Moscow
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Warsaw
H. M. Greenspun
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