Rustin Denies Communist Ties Amid March Controversy
Bayard Rustin, deputy director of the planned August 28 Washington march, reports he joined the Young Communist League over 20 years ago but is not a Communist. Senator Thurmond claims a Rustin file cites a 1953 sex perversion conviction and vagrancy arrest. Rustin calls the charges false and notes his Quaker conscientious objection to war. A. Philip Randolph defends Rustin's character and integrity.
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Bayard Rustin
Washington
Young Communist League
Strom Thurmond
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Robert F. Kennedy
Thurmond
Austin
Rustin
Sen. Thurmond
Communist Party
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City College of New York
A. Philip Randolph
March
Negro-American Labor Council
Bayard Austin
Cuban Sugar Mill Bombed and Strafed in Cuba
A Cuban sugar mill was bombed and strafed by an unidentified airplane, with a second craft over Havana’s Nico Lopez refinery in Havana Bay. Cuban radio said antiaircraft batteries opened fire, forcing the plane to veer away. nationality not reported.
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Miami
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Havana
Nico Lopez
Havana Bay
Esso
Cuba
London gangsters tied to predawn banknote heist
Investigators pursue a London gang after a predawn robbery tied to 1199 pounds in stolen notes. Boal and Cowdrey face charges and a reward of up to 260000 pounds awaits those aiding arrests or recovery. Emily Clark and others claim rewards amid ongoing inquiries.
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Boal
Rene
Alfred
Mary Pilgrim
London
Emily Clark
Bournemouth
Cowdrey
Picketed Chicago School Chief Targeted Amid Mobile Classrooms
About 25 pickets gathered outside Benjamin C. Willis residence in Chicago while a board member Frank M. Whiston faced protests. Earlier, 30 clergy members sang hymns at the mobile classroom site on the South Side amid fire damage to one unit and arson probes.
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South Side
Benjamin C. Willis
North Side
Willis
Frank M. Whiston
Phillip M. Cripps
Ogden Park Methodist Church
Geronimo School Announces Fall Term Enrollment
Geronimo school will begin fall term enrollment on Friday August 23 announced by Superintendent Clifford Sarah. New faculty member is Don Duggins. Returning staff include Whatley Phillips Ethel Phillips Teer Hawthorne Hawthorne McAlister. Cooks Teresa Cox Zelma Gallaway. Bus drivers Harold Newby Chester Phillips. Custodian and driver Robert Mason. School Board members L H Werger Herman Payne E M se John Lewis Clyde Cham.
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Geronimo School
Clifford Sarah
Don Duggins
Cecil Whatley
Chester Phillips
Ethel Phillips
Reita Teer
Joe Hawthorne
Mable Hawthorne
Joyce McAlister
Teresa Cox
Zelma Gallaway
Harold Newby
Robert Mason
L. H. Werger
Herman Payne
E. M. Se John Lewis
Clyde Cham
Scholars Select 1778 Books for White House Library
Yale librarian James T. Babb oversees 1 780 titles in nearly 2 600 volumes chosen by scholars and librarians for the White House. Jacqueline Kennedy appointed Babb with help from historians Lyman Butterfield and Julian Boyd. The collection spans American voices from all periods and viewpoints.
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Washington
White House
James T. Babb
Yale University
Babb
Jacqueline Kennedy
Lyman Butterfield
Boston
Julian Boyd
Princeton University
Report On Discrimination At Lodges and Prison
Oklahoma City AP Bill Rose director of the Oklahoma Human Rights Commission said he will issue a report August 28 on his investigation of alleged racial discrimination in state lodges and the state penitentiary. The commission will allow time for testimony from anyone wishing to appear at the August 28 meeting.
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Bill Rose
Oklahoma Human Rights Commission
Rose
States Cities May Grab Your Income Tax Cut
The AP notes a federal income tax cut could be offset by higher state and local taxes. If $10 billion is freed, states may raise rates or devise new taxes to fund growing communities. Walter Heller argues overall demand may rise regardless. Local tax revenue is expected to grow about $3 billion next year.
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Congress
U.S. Treasury
Walter W. Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Weather Bureau Studies Tulsa Deluge Rainfall
The U S Weather Bureau began a study of the Minch rain that flooded Tulsa on July 27. The River Forecast Center asked residents to submit rainfall data from various city areas, noting downtown totals near nine inches but variations elsewhere. The effort aims to improve forecasts and guide storm sewer planning.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
River Forecast Center
Senate backs limited nuclear test ban with reservations
Lemay and other military leaders testify as Senate watchdog groups debate ratification. Goldwater questions the military’s commitment while Russell Fulbright Pastore praise the case for ratification. Taylor cites safeguards including continued weapons development, lab facilities, atmospheric test readiness, and collision detection before a closed Foreign Relations session.
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Air Force
Army
Navy
Taylor
Senate
Defense Group
Sen. Goldwater
Richard B. Russell
Armed Services Committee
Georgia
Foreign Relations Committee
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Senate Armed Services Committee
Police Court dispositions by Municipal Judge Oaks
A list of police court cases disposed today with names ages addresses charges and fines. Wording includes multiple drivers cited for running red lights speeding improper exhaust systems and other traffic infractions with fines up to 27 dollars and bonds forfeited or suspended as recorded.
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Munici S
J. Merle Oaks
Rosa Lie England
Cheyenne
W. Rhedesy
Elgin
Melvin P. Abbott
Verna Cook
Ivania
G. Warren
S.ith
Ir. Hacking
W. Shans
Dearborn
Carliel Shaust
Mary M. Redman
S10 Summit
Ruby L. Pittman
Glynna B. Overstreet
Sil Mission
Marie J. Olsen
Robert N. Olsen
N. 46Th
Charles (. Johnson
Joe Jennings
Baldwin
Gregory G. Chicoine
Albert M Bragg
Fort Sill
Neal W. Braxton
Ernest W Kimmel
Fern Hart
Dale Ingie
Jack Lee Want
Columbia
Charlie F Leste
Robert C. Perry
Ida Mae
Wwe
Jack VV
Abilene
Tex
Cording
F. Gordon
Gordie Lee Logan
Armier
Intnx
Kenneth Mulligen
Walters
John William Bone
Toro
Tucson Police Hunt Potato Chip Gang After Weekend Thefts
Officers pursue a group suspected in six straight weekend burglaries at a potato chip company. The thieves reportedly took only bags of potato chips and cookies. The case centers on repeat break ins and the suspects remain at large in Tucson, Arizona.
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Tucson, Ariz
Tucson
Chimp Sheba Fights Locks To Free Fellow Apes
At Slater Park Zoo in Pawtucket Rhode Island Sheba the chimp escaped twice in July by unraveling fence chains. After bars were welded and cages reinforced she returned to solitary confinement and was placed lock washers on bolts to prevent further escapes. Zoo foreman Norman Coyle said she is safe for good now.
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Pawtucket, R.I
Sheba
Slater Park Zoo
Zoo
Norman Coyle
Two Negro Women Held In Stabbing Case In City
Two women were arrested for investigation in a grand larceny and stabbing case concurring with victims from Fort Sill. Victims Alvin Arrington and James L. Gerretson lost money and were stabbed. they did not wish to prosecute. A 14 year old runaway was placed in county jail awaiting return to Hobbs New Mexico.
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Fort Sill
Alvin Arrington
James L. Gerretson
Apache
Hobbs
N.M
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