Cheops Pyramid Probed by Cosmic Rays for Hidden Passages
Cairo AP reports scientists aim to use cosmic rays to scan the 481 foot Cheops pyramid for unknown passages or chambers. Prof. Fathi Bediewi and Dr. Luis Alvarez, with Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, set electronic instruments inside to detect any concealed cavities.
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Cairo
Cheops Pyramid
Fathi Bediewi
Kin- Shams University
Luis W. Alvarez
California
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Bediech
Bediews
Bogalusa Faces New Rights Acts And Anti-Efforts
Civil rights protests resume in Bogalusa with a 350 person march in rain as segregationists plan counter rallies The National States Rights party claims nightly counter actions while a federal judge weighs an injunction against city authorities for interfering with demonstrations CORE leader James Farmer is expected to assist in directing the renewed campaign The area near the Louisiana Mississippi border has a history of Klan activity and a deputy sheriff was fatally shot near Bogalusa on June 2
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National States Rights Party
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
Bogalusa Civil and Voters League
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
James Farmer
Louisiana-Missisippi
Oneal Moore
Wichitan Is Held After Wife Killed in Shooting
In Wichita AP report Frank Joy 32 is charged in a gangland style killing of his wife Sharon 27. She drove a car when a rival vehicle fired three shots two hit her and she died after collapsing on a porch. An empty shell casing and a bullet hole in the passenger side window linked to Joy.
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Wichita
Frank Joy
Sharon
Severe Weather Subsiding Across Plains Gulf Coast and Northeast
Severe storms tapered off after hammering scattered sections from the Great Plains to the Gulf Coast and New England. A tornado struck Curriers New York a farming community of 150 damaging buildings disrupting communications. Strong winds damaged buildings uprooted trees and cut power and telephone service in Chautauqua County with no injuries reported. Heavy rain fell in Virginia to the east and central Gulf Coast region and western Pennsylvania and Tennessee.
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Great Plains
Gulf Coast
New England
Curriers
New York
Chautauqua County
Virginias
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Negotiated Settlement Asked for Viet by King Draws a Cool Response
Dr Martin Luther King urged an immediate negotiated settlement of the Vietnam War but drew cool reactions from Congress. Rep Frances Bolton Ohio Republican criticized Kings stance while Sen John Sparkman Alabama Democrat said King is wrong to call for talks regardless of enemy demands.
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Martin Luther King
Congress
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
House Foreign Affairs Committee
King
United States
Virginia
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
John J. Sparkman
Dala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Longevity better for this region
The U S Public Health Service reports Kansas and Missouri residents live longer on average than the national figure. White males in these states average 68.61 years versus 67.55 nationally, and white females 75.26 years versus 74.19 nationally. Non whites in Pacific states show the longest male and female lifespans. The Health Service offered no opinion on causes.
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Kansas
Missouri
United States
U.S. Public Health Service
Minnesota
Iowa
The
Dakotas
Nebraska
Pacific States
Health Service
Strangers Finish A Rebuilt Church In Klamath
In the California town of Klamath, volunteers from Oakland built Calvary Temple of the Assembly of God in a week. The rebuilt church sits on high ground amid redwoods and replaces structures lost in the Christmas flood. No deaths occurred in the 1000 resident town, four buildings remain downtown, painting ends this week.
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Klamath
Calif
California
Calvary Temple of the Assembly of God
Assembly of God
Oakland
Diana statue stirs debate at Arizona government complex
Diana of the Woods stands in Maricopa County's new government complex fountain after donor Mrs. Gilbert Hall unveils the Italian sculpture. Humane Society officials call Diana cruel, noting mythic bites, while county supervisors approve the art as a source of beauty and public pleasure.
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Diana
Diana of the
Donna Hacht
Cathy Hall
Phoenix
Ariz
Humane Societies
Betty B. Eilers
Legion Session Near Wichita
American Legion members from across Kansas will gather for the 47th annual Kansas department convention in Wichita from July 31 to August 2. A highlight is a parade Saturday morning July 31.
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Wichita
American Legion
Kansas Department
Teens Held For Vandalism In Interracial Couple Case
Five white teens were arrested in East Meadow after a cross was burned and two windows broken at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Wright an interracial couple. Police said the suspects denied racial motives. four youths were students at East Meadow High School and one was a construction laborer.
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East Meadow
N.Y
Vincent Wright
Als
Kaylor
East Meadow High School
AID Assistant Chosen Moseman Nominated for AID Post
President Johnson nominated Dr. Albert H. Moseman to be assistant administrator of the Agency for International Development. He would succeed Dr. Leona Baumgartner, who is returning to a Cornell Medical School professorship.
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Washington
Albert H. Moseman
Agency For International Development
Johnson
Moseman
Leona Baumgartner
Cornell Medical School
Ball to Visit Paris for Talks With Murville
Under secretary of State George W. Ball departs Friday for Paris to meet Monday with French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville to discuss ongoing diplomatic issues.
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George W. Ball
Paris
Maurice Couve de Murville
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Mark Sanbo
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