Negroes Resist Attempts To Halt Demonstrations
A national desegregation drive faces decisions on a moratorium on protests while a civil rights bill moves through Congress. Kennedy pressure and unity among Negro groups shape plans for a large August march on Washington, with potential risks of disorder and political blowback.
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Congress
Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
Robert Kennedy
White House
Senate
Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
King
NAACP
Charles C. Diggs
Dmech
Nace
Washington
Schools Chief Rebuts Attack on Good Faith
SAN FRANCISCO UPD Dr Max Rafferty accused State Board of Education President Thomas Braden of personal attacks and defended board members good faith He said Braden misread a high school economics course as anti communism and stressed the course would compare capitalist and other systems Rafferty warned against public friction harming the states children.
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San Francisco
UPD
Max Rafferty
State Board of Education
Thomas Braden
Braden
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Rafferty
Marin County
Board of Education
American Civil Liberties Union
Oceanside
Adam Smith
South Korea Parties Merge to Oppose Junta Leader
Three leading parties unite to oppose Gen Park Chung Hee in upcoming elections. Former President Yun withdraws in favor of an unnamed candidate as civil rule backers form a single group. Democrats split but agree to a united front if others join. Park hints at running.
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Antioch Baptist Church
Chicago
Wilbur Daniel
NAACP
Richard Daley
UPI
Seoul, Korea
Park Chung Hee
Posun Yun
Yung
New Politics
People’s Friend
The
Democrats
Park
Ladies Start Frequenting Pool Halls Says U S Organizer
Robert McGirr president of the Billiard Room Proprietors of the United States reports women are increasingly visiting pool halls. He notes new, attractively decorated and decorously run rooms draw female players in many suburbs.
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New York
UPI
Robert McGirr
United States
Will Leaves Nothing To Chance
Manitowoc Wisconsin details show John Coppersmith 78 left his widow an estate of 50000 dollars. He also declared that to his remaining relatives he gives the sunshine the birds and the bees wherever they may be found.
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Will
Ehrenburg Attends Bastille Day Event in Moscow
Ilya Ehrenburg, 73, famed Soviet letter writer, attended a Bastille Day reception at the French embassy in Moscow. In his first public appearance since Khrushchev denounced him last March, he spoke only briefly about the chastisement, appearing frail and battling a heart ailment.
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Moscow
UPI
Ilya Ehrenburg
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Ehrenburg
Thievery Costs New York Stores 714 Million in 1961
Department, grocery, variety and discount stores lost about 714 million dollars in 1961 from pilferage. The figure shows a 41 percent increase from 505 million dollars reported in 1954, per trade association data.
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New York
UPI
Liz Renay Released From Terminal Island Detention
Liz Renay, former girlfriend of Mickey Cohen, was released from the Women's Detention Center on Terminal Island. She had been sentenced to three years in federal prison in 1961, with probation revoked, and will serve the balance under supervision in the community after earning statutory good time and extra credit.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Liz Renay
Mickey Cohen
Terminal Island
Miss Renay
U. S
Peirson M. Hall
Cohen
China protests Indian flights over Tibetan border
Beijing issued a protest note to New Delhi accusing Indian aircraft of intruding into Chinese air space 17 times from April to June this year. The note claimed circled over civilian posts and large Tibetan and Sinkiang areas for reconnaissance and said India aims to destabilize the border.
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Tokyo
CPI
Red China
India
Peking Radio
Peking
Tibet
Sinkiang
War Over Krebiozen Drug Continues In Congress Era
Dr Stevan Durovic withdrew an investigational plan for Krebiozen after posting to Health Secretary Celebrezze, ending interstate distribution of the cancer drug. FDA had planned to disapprove the plan and prepare a cease and desist order.
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Washington
UPI
Stevan Durovic
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Durovic
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Krebiozen
Illinois
Harry M. Hoxie
Hoxie
Celebrezze
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Taft undecided on GOP Senate bid
Washington UPI reports Representative Robert Taft Jr of Ohio said he had not decided whether to seek the Senate seat or the House. He indicated a preference for the Ohio Senate seat held by Stephen Young over a gubernatorial run.
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Washington
UPI
Roert Taft Jr
Ohio
Morgen
Stephen Young
Hawaiian News Strikes Continue in Honolulu Labor Dispute
In Honolulu the two major papers the Star-Bulletin and the Advertiser enter the 25th day of a strike. Union and management talks with federal mediators yielded a 45 minute session with no resolution on wages and sick leave benefits.
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Honolulu
UPI
Hawaii
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Honolulu, Advertiser
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Don Balke
Curran Productions
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Laviiendi
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A. C. Grant
H. T. Greenfield
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Paul McDermot
New Saint Clark
Mary Sullivan
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