South Chicago Faces Violence Over Integra tion Move
White teens clashed with police after rumors a Negro family would move into a South Side block. Police arrested 35 youths for disorderly conduct as demonstrations spread from last week. Other notes cover civil rights actions in Indianapolis Nashville Gadsden Farmville Clarksdale and Montgomery with arrests hires and polling developments.
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South Side
Indianapolis
Ind
Kennedy
Gadsden
Ala
Clarksdale
Miss
Aaron Henry
Montgomery
Police
Lester B. Sullivan
Voyage Poole Harbour Set for World Trip Aboard Ipara
Five men and a 17 year old girl embark on a three year around the world voyage aboard the 16 ton steel-hulled ketch Ipara from Poole Harbour England. Skipper Donald Dalby, 49, owns the craft and piloted the voyage with Paula Dalby, a pop singer, aboard. The crew includes four young bachelors led by 21 year old Jock West of Mountain Lake New Jersey.
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Jock West
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Halleck Predicts House Passes Tax Cuts and Civil Rights
House Republican leader Charles A. Halleck expects the House to approve a tax reduction revision and some civil rights measure but foresees opposition in the Senate. The forecast comes as committees may begin decisive tax and civil rights actions this week with Kennedy pasts aid to education and debt ceiling votes on the horizon. The Senate considers Labor and Welfare appropriations and NASA authorizations as well.
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Charles A. Halleck
Senate
Indianan
NBC
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Kennedy
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
New York
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Senate calls for big defense and foreign aid boosts
A Senate Armed Services subcommittee under Sen Howard W Cannon pushes for more than 1.2 billion dollars annually for nearly 2 million people. The measure differs from a House version voted in May. The Foreign Relations Committee may finish action on a 45 billion dollar foreign aid bill later this week. The Senate tee meets Thursday to begin executive sessions on emergency railroad legislation.
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Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Commerce Committee
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