ABA president urges curb on federal agencies power
Sylvester C. Smith Jr. called Congress to curb federal administrative agencies he says are expanding their jurisdiction. He urged stricter enforcement of criminal laws and swifter action on civil rights, warning the bar must uphold a uniform rule of law across all governments.
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American Bar Association
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N.J
America
ABA
Association
Crop Spray Tragedy Kills Cattle Injures Residents
In Toppenish Washington a crop dusting mishap killed two cows and sickened 38 people after planes sprayed hops with tetraethyl pyrophosphate. Thermal inversion trapped the poison cloud near ground level, prompting evacuations and hospital treatment for area residents.
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Yakima Valley
Here
Ray Cerna
Singer Says She's Going To Have Dr Ward's Child
London AP report states Julie Gulliver a 22 year old singer says she will have a baby by the late Dr Stephen Ward. Ward, 50, central figure in the Profumo scandal, died four months earlier as a jury prepared to convict him of living off earnings of prostitutes.
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London
Julie Gulliver
Stephen Ward
the People Reports
Ward
Network TV Eyes Desegregation Crisis in Summer and Fall
Hollywood reports that ABC NBC and CBS plan in depth programs on race relations from August through October. ABC begins with a five part series anchored by Ron Cochran while CBS NBC schedule three hour specials and expanded news. The projects feature figures such as Martin Luther King Rosa Parks and George Wallace and aim to present broader historical context.
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Ron Cochran
Orville Faubus
Arkansas
Martin Luther King
Autherine Lacy
University of Alabama
William Hartsfield
Atlanta
Rosa Parks
Montgomery
Ala
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Dr. King
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Journal
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George Wallace
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Red China Backs U.S. Negro Cause as Tension Grows
The official Chinese press says Beijing is stepping up support for African Americans in the United States amid racial strife. A large meeting in Peking expresses profound sympathy for Negroes in America and signals intensified campaign activity.
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Red China
United States
Peking People’s Daily
China
Tulsa Woman Dies On Smouldering Divan
A 28-year-old Tulsa woman Patricia A. Pryor was found dead Sunday by firemen in her apartment near a smouldering divan. District Chief Riley Mackey said she apparently suffocated.
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Perfect Hands Dealt All Four In Bridge Game
In Evansville Indiana four women at a informal Sunday night game each received a perfect 13 card hand in one suit. Hostess Mrs Robert L Gray and players Mrs Irvin Swain Miss Laverne Melton and Mrs Lester Wharton expressed astonishment at the unlikely deal.
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Ind
The
World Almanac
Robert L. Gray
Irvin Swain
Laverne Melton
Lester Wharton
Violence Flares in Sarawak as Malaysia Formation Looms
Armed clashes along the Sarawak border raise questions about a U N endorsement for Malaysia. Two raiders wounded. British and Sarawak guards report no injuries. Indonesia and the Philippines back the union if U Thant certifies local support. inauguration slated for Aug 31 but may be delayed.
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Destroyer Rescues Chinese Flyer From Formosa Strait
The U S Navy destroyer Halsey Powell rescued a Chinese Nationalist air force pilot after his plane developed engine trouble in the Formosa Strait. The man had spent 30 hours in a rubber raft before being picked up. The incident occurred Sunday near Taiwan.
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Formosa
U.S
Halsey Powell
Formosa Strait
Chiang -Yen Ei
Halleck Drive For Presidency Launched Quietly
Colleagues of Rep. Charles A Halleck Indiana have quietly formed an informal bid to win the 1964 Republican presidential nomination for House minority leader. Backers say Halleck is available for the run and would push hard if feasible, while ruling out Rockefeller and Goldwater as top nominees.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
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Wendell Wilkie
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Republican Congressional Committee
GOP
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Georgia
Kennedy
Russell
NBC
Meet the Press
Creeks To Receive Payment For Lost Land After 150 Years
More than 17 million acres from the Creek Nation may yield a US payment. Attorney C Lenoir Thompson told about 500 Creeks during an Alexander McGillivray Day event that the US Court of Claims has promised a minimum $3.91 million after costs. The Creeks contend land was taken in 1814 under the Treaty of Ghent and have pursued the case for 16 years.
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Atmore
Ala
United States
C. Lenoir Thompson
Alexander McGillivray
U.S. Court of Claims
Mississippi
Ghent
Pope Sees Gains Toward World Peace
Pope Paul VI told about 3,000 worshippers at Castel Gandolfo that indications of easing Cold War tensions offer ample and fruitful increases toward world peace. He spoke during a Sunday blessing at the papal summer palace.
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Italy
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