Negro dies feared from night riders attack in Anniston
Willie Brewster a 38 year old African American man was shot by white night riders from a trailing car and paralyzed from the waist down. Doctors called his condition near death and said it is doubtful he can ever fire again. The attack followed a rally by the anti Negro National States Rights Party on the Calhoun County Courthouse steps. Brewster was en route home from work at Alabama Pipe Co. and the shooting occurred along Highway 202 near Anniston.
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Anniston
Ala
UPI
Willie Brewster
William Sellers
National States Rights Party
NSRP
Calhoun County
Connie Lynch
Brewster
Alabama Pipe Co
Freedom Riders
Barry Goldwater Intones Own War Policy Views
Former U S senator Barry Goldwater arrives at Temple Bar on the Colorado River with family and friends. He dismisses Johnsons Vietnam bombing plan as similar to his own approach and speaks to reporters via shortwave radio at the resort.
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Barry Goldwater
Temple Bar Landing
Colorado
Johnson
U.S
Colorado River
Goldwater
Temple Bar
Viet Nam
Barry
Viets Appeal for More U S Fighting Men
In Saigon Defense Secretary McNamara and Ambassador Lodge met Vietnamese leaders and were asked for additional U S troops to end the guerrilla war. Premier Nguyen Cao Ky urged a specific force increase, while McNamara gave no comment and no commitment.
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McNamara
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
William C. Westmoreland
Heat and Desert Exile in Las Vegas Summer
The columnist laments extreme heat in Las Vegas with 110 degree days, noting residents and visitors suffer as locals flee to cooler climates such as Anchorage and Newport. He questions who remains to support the city economy and hints at a story on Page 2.
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Las Vegas
Newport Way
Mars Close-Up Reveals Harsh Air and Hints of Life
On Mariner-4’s second day, scientists reported stunning Mars images and a hostile environment with air pressure perhaps 50 to 100 times thinner than Earth. Dr. Pickering noted the question of life remains open yet optimistic about possible finds.
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Mars
Mariner-4
Weather Summary From Daily Almanac
Variable cloudiness and continued heat with gentle winds. Today's high 103 and low 80, yesterday's high 102 and low 80. Noontime relative humidity 27 percent. Sunrise 5 36 and sunset 7 57.
Labor calm at Nevada Test Site ends 16 day strike
Guards of the Independent Guards Association of Nevada Local 1 return to work at 6 am Sunday under a 90 day moratorium with Wackenhut Services Inc. No strikes or lockouts during the period and negotiations to resume in good faith. Union president Hall Feeney and IGAN negotiators reached the agreement after talks in Washington with senators Bible Cannon and AEC chairman Seaborg.
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Independent Guards Association of Nevada
Local 1
Nevada
Guards and Wackenhut Services, Inc
IGAN
Harvey V. Peters
Washington
Sens
Alan Bible
Howard Cannon
AEC
Glen T. Seaborg
Hall Feeney
Seaborg
High Level Talks Set In Capital on Labor Feuds
Washington convenes another round of talks to resolve Nevada Test Site labor issues as about 800 workers remain laid off. Sen. Alan Bible schedules a Monday meeting with labor unions and AEC officials, inviting James Ryan James Arnold and Joseph Seymour to join, with Sen. Howard Cannon and Glen Seaborg also involved.
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Nevada
Washington
Alan Bible
Labor Union
Atomic Energy Commission
James Ryan
James Arnold
Las Vegas
Howard Cannon
Bible
Glen T. Seaborg
The
AEC
City approves land deals totaling over 2 million
The city commission approved two property purchases in rapid order. The Bunker Brothers Mortuary building was bought for 700000 with a five year lease opposite City Hall. A package deal from Ed Levinson and Ed Torres covers 40 acres for 700000 and the adjacent 40acre Twin Lakes resort for 750000.
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Bunker Brothers Mortuary
City Hall
Ed Levinson
Ed Torres
Fremont Hotel
Twin Lakes
Lloyd St. John
Bunker Brothers
Old Friends Say Goodbye To Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson returned to Illinois for the final farewell as his body lay in state in Springfield. Thousands filed past the flag draped coffin in the rotunda of the Statehouse while a 19% gun salute and National Guard howitzers marked the solemn tribute to the U.N. ambassador and former governor.
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Stevenson
Illinois
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois State Capitol
Springfield
Ill
UPI
Adlai FE
U.S
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Capitol
Ident Johnson
Washington
National
Air Force 1
Capital
Illinois National Guard
Otto Kerner
Statehouse
Oak Ridge
Adlai
Stevenson Interview Reflects U S Role Before Death
In a London interview with Adlai Stevenson conducted by John Cruesman, the former diplomat discusses Viet Nam, China, de Gaulle, and Russia. He describes his London visit as private yet politically busy after meeting Prime Minister Harold Wilson at Chequers. He argues U S troops should fight only to protect independence, warning of broader consequences.
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U.S
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
London Daily Express
Stevenson
Viet Nam
China
de Gaulle
Russia
London
Asia
Why Did I Come Here At The Downtown Post Office
A young blonde in a black bikini entered the downtown Post Office Friday morning, drawing male patrons and clerks' attention as she checked mail then left in a waiting convertible. A senior citizen summed up the moment with a quip about his own errand.
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Wackenhut Services, Inc
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Harold Wilson
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Ann Landers
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