Alabama Desegregation Struggles Persist in Birmingham
NAACP and local residents seek answers as desegregation in Birmingham and nearby cities continues amid violence. A bombed attorney’s home, closed court-ordered desegregated schools, and nightly unrest highlight the enduring crisis in Alabama’s schools and communities.
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AL Kuettner
United Press International
Alabama
Birmingham
Huntsville
Mobile
Tuskegee
Jessie Devore
NAACP
Devore
Arthur Shores
Shores
Kennedy names UN delegates for 18th General Assembly
President Kennedy named Edna F. Kelly and William Mailliard as American delegates to the 18th United Nations General Assembly session. He redesignated Adlai Stevenson as chief U.S. delegate and named Francis T. Plimpton and Charles W. Yost as two other veterans on the five member delegation. The slate was sent to the Senate for confirmation with five alternates.
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Senate
H-Bomb Scientist Urges Space Freedom and Open System
Stanford address by Edward Teller, the "father of the H bomb," argues freedom of the world hinges on space freedom. He opposes the nuclear test ban, calls for open US allied information exchange, and warns of satellite and Telstar speech challenges amid global censorship risks.
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Palo Alto
Calif
UPI
Edward Teller
University of California
Natory
United States
Teller
Telstar
NAACP Halts Picket Plans Over Union Registration
Portland NAACP leader cancels planned September 13 protest at Local 8 ILWU and the Pacific Maritime Association after receiving a telegram from joint coast committees promising to open union registration to Negroes. The note says 300 additional longshoremen to be registered without discrimination.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Portland
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Peoples
International Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union
Pacific Martime Association
Mayfield K. Webb
Joint Coast Committees
Union
PMA
Young Fiancee Aids Recovery of Soldier
Hanford California soldier Roger Zamorra 24 travels with German fiancee Helga Lang 20 from San Francisco to Fresno for VA Hospital treatment after a highway crash in Germany five months ago. A medical review board cleared travel. Lang journeys on military orders as aide. The couple received support from German citizens and a Bavarian sponsor.
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San Francisco
Ypi
Hanford
Calif
Fresno
Germany
Roger Zamorra
Helga Lang
Letterman Army Hospital
Veterans Administration
Army
Zamorra
Travis Air Force Base
Miss Lang
Bad Kissengen
Bavaria
Zamborra
Coast Guard Rescues Kennedy Aide From Capsized Boat
Dr. Jerome Wiesner, President Kennedy's top science advisor, and his 10 year old son were rescued after their homemade 10 foot sailboat capsized in Menemsha Pond near Chilmark Massachusetts. Wiesner spent 45 minutes in cold water before rescue and remained in shock upon retrieval.
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Chilmark
Mass
UPI
U.S
Jerome B. Weisner
Kennedy
Martha's Vineyard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Menemisha Pond
Wiesner
Joshua
Coast Guard
Weisner
California Receives 3.8 Million Forest Fees
California collected 3.8 million dollars as its share of national forest receipts for the fiscal year ending June, up 700,000 from last year. Funds come from timber and grazing permit payments and recreation charges, with 25 percent apportioned to counties by forest land area. Trinity County led with over 575,000.
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San Francisco
UPI
Trinity County
California Governor Sees Thaw in Cold War Abroad
Governor Edmund G Brown returned from a six week European trip and told a State Chamber breakfast that Kennedy policies are contributing to a thaw in the cold war. He noted strong interest in California products and life, visited several countries, and praised Berlin’s wall as tragic.
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Sacramento
UPS
Edmund G. Brown
United States
California
State Chamber of Commerce
John F. Kennedy
Europe
Kennedy
Brown
England
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Yugoslavia
Switzerland
Brussels
Chamber
Mississippi
San Francisco
Paris
East Berlin
Berlin Wall
Bernice
Kathy
Barbara DiGiorgio
Jack Burley
Lois
End Search For Thresher Ends Debris Found But Hull Missing
Officials said the five month undersea search for the nuclear submarine Thresher ended with debris sighting by the bathyscaph Trieste but no hull or bodies found. Navy Secretary Fred Korth announced plans for further Atlantic surveys and noted valuable scientific data while describing depths and new ships like Alvin to explore depths up to 12,000 feet.
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Washington
UPS
U.S
Navy
Fred Korth
Korth
Atlantic
New England
Cmdr
Donald K. Keach
Somerville
Mass
Trieste
Keach
Pacific
Boxer Jailed Over Stolen License Found at Crib
Police traced a stolen driver's license and truck plates to the crib of nine month old Steven Carroll after alarms at the Carroll residence. Albert Carroll, 28, a professional boxer, was jailed for receiving the stolen license as officers investigated the truck theft.
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London
UPI
Steven Carroll
Albert Carroll
Carroll
Three Indicted For Mailing Obscene Material
UPI reports U.S. Attorney Newell A. George says the indictments of three Californians mark a major blow against organized pornography. Names include William H. Door of Fax Records Co., Los Angeles Harold Wasserman of Car-Mar Enterprise Los Angeles and Louis W. Linetsky of Elgin Products Hollywood. Indictments Aug. 29 list 22 counts for Wasserman and Linetsky and eight counts for Door. Car-Mar focuses on movie films while Elgin and Fox deal in phonograph records.
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UPI
Elgin Products
Hollywood
Wasserman and
Linetsky
Door
U.S
Car-Mar
Elgin and
Fox
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