Tear Gas Attacks Target Mississippi Civil Rights Workers
In Holmes County and Batesville areas in Northeast Mississippi a tear gas grenade and arson were used against civil rights workers participating in a voter registration drive. No injuries were reported as the incidents forced residents and workers from their homes amid ongoing racial violence.
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Goldwater Endorses Brink of War Foreign Policy
Munich weekly Revue quotes Sen. Goldwater as endorsing a brinkmanship stance toward the Soviet Union akin to Dulles, saying a nation must be ready to go to the limit to gain respect. Goldwater denies giving the interview, stating he spoke only briefly with a German reporter in Prescott.
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New Sex Scandal Unfolds In London Mirror Allegations
The Sunday Mirror accuses Home Secretary Henry Brooke of astonishing complacency over a claimed homosexual relationship between an unnamed peer and a London gangster. The charges include blackmail and protection, with no police corroboration reported.
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Forest Fire Controlled in San Bernardino National Forest
A large wildfire in the San Bernardino National Forest was fully contained at 9 a.m after a six day rampage that burned over 17000 acres of brush and timber. The blaze damaged three dwellings ten outbuildings and rail and utility lines while threatening mountain communities. Firefighter Russell Wright sustained second degree burns to 30 percent of his body but is in good condition. No other injuries reported.
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Harlem Riots Prompt Arrests and Calls for Change
Police arrest two men linked to a violent anti establishment effort as Harlem confronts rioting. Governor Rockefeller vows full legal action while leaders from CORE and the Commission on Human Rights urge open occupancy housing and police reform to ease distrust and address joblessness in the slums.
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