Manhunt Continues in South as Civil Rights Workers Missing
More than 400 sailors FBI agents and state troopers pressed a drizzling rain search for three missing civil rights workers in Mississippi. Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney vanished during desegregation work near Philadelphia Neshoba and Kemper counties with a burned station wagon found nearby.
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Soviet Leader-Khrushchev to Meet in Poland for Emergency Talks
UPI reports Khrushchev and selected Communist party leaders will meet secretly in Poland around July 22 for emergency summit talks on tensions with China and growing dissent within Eastern Europe. Nonstop consultations among Red camp leaders precede the Warsaw meeting, with results to be shared there.
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Birch Society Leader Declines Political Backing in November
Robert Welch founder of the John Birch Society says the group will not back any candidate in the upcoming election. He says the aim is to provide information for members to decide for themselves and that the society will not take a partisan stance. Welch noted partial alignment with Goldwater and commented on his wife’s views. The announcement accompanied the naming of John H. Rousselot as director of public relations and the creation of a $1,000 scholarship for Negroes. The Belmont-based organization plans later PR offices in Chicago and Houston.
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Girl gets probation for slashing stepfather with apron strings
In Boston England a 15 year old polio victim Rosemary Fung received three years probation after she struck her stepfather Francis Nadolny a 57 year old man, with her apron strings when he called her a crippled pig for dropping scissors.
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Eisenhower to stay neutral until nomination predicts GOP strategist
A high ranking GOP strategist predicts former President Eisenhower will remain neutral until the nomination. Rumors say Scranton might be placed in nomination, though Scranton denies this and says Eisenhower indicated support for his bid against Goldwater. Goldwater leads delegates and heads to San Francisco for the July convention.
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Chance for East West tension easing noted in Oslo
The Soviet Union and Norway released a communique during Khrushchev's goodwill visit saying there are chances for further relaxation of East West tension despite differing social systems. They stressed Geneva disarmament results and vowed practical progress in talks as Khrushchev ends a three country Scandinavian tour.
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Nation's Weather by United Press International
Temperatures and precipitation data cover the 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. Central time. The report lists regional readings, noting notable changes and conditions across major cities and rural areas.
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Record heat and cool spells across mainland states
The United States Weather Bureau reported the peak temperature of 112 degrees at Thermal California and a low of 35 degrees at Redmond Oregon excluding Alaska and Hawaii, highlighting a wide range of conditions across the continental states.
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Johnson Names Arthur H Dean To Lead Civil Rights Committee
President Johnson appoints Arthur H Dean a prominent New York attorney to head the National Citizens Committee for Community Relations to promote compliance with the civil rights law. The move follows Gov Leroy Collins stepping down as NAB director to serve in community relations for the law.
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Auto Talks In Recess For Fourth
Detroit reports a holiday cease fire as the big three automakers and the United Auto Workers pause talks for the Fourth of July weekend. UAW chief Walter Reuther attends sessions at GM Ford and Chrysler and pledges to return for substantive talks on pay and benefits. The union seeks higher wages longer vacations earlier retirement better pensions double overtime pay and improved conditions.
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