Truman Predicts Civil Rights Fight Will Grow Harder
Former President Truman warned civil rights problems will become more serious until resolved. He spoke during a Washington event with reporters and TV crews, criticized Republicans for not acting on civil rights, and said the nation is on the right track though protests this summer would be silly. He also commented on Medgar Evers’s killer and planned to meet President Kennedy to discuss civil rights.
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Tahoe Music Scholarships Deadline Set
The Lake Tahoe Music Camp offers four scholarships covering room, board, and tuition for the August 5 to 17 session. Local No. 368 Reno established the awards, open to pre college Reno jurisdiction students, with selection based mainly on tape recordings. Applications are sought from Dr. John Carrico at the University of Nevada Music Department.
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Hungary Quietly Opens To The Free Market After 1956 Uprising
In Budapest a UPI dispatch reports Hungary moving toward the Communist regime's new look seven years after the 1956 uprising. Living standards improve with better goods and Western items while shortages linger. Travel rules ease. private shops exist but face heavy taxes. university admissions widen beyond proletarian origin. housing expands with higher rents. forecasts for 1965 include more washing machines and radios, but few motor cycles and cars.
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Thirteenth Scout Victim Dies in Utah Disaster
The 13th casualty from the Escalante Boy Scout expedition tragedy dies in Panguitch Utah hospital. The toll rises to seven Scouts and six adults. Brake failure blamed on an empty master clutch caused the open-bed truck to roll down a 35-foot embankment, killing 13 and injuring 33.
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Mexicans Aid U.S. Space Effort With Empalme Station
The Mexican government extends until November 30 1964 the joint operation accord for the Empalme Gulf of California tracking station to support NASA space missions. The Ganymas Empalme watchdog station monitors astronauts as U S space programs advance toward moon landing plans.
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