Leaders Call for Interim Government in Greece Crisis
Athens reports King Paul invited opposition leaders to discuss a path out of the government crisis. Caramanlis demands dissolution of parliament and new elections while Papandreou and Markezinis urge an interim government and honest elections amid claims of past rigging. The king faces whether to name a new government or call elections within 45 days.
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Philip Dopoulos
Athens
Greece
Paul
Constantine Caramanlis
Britain
Frederika
Caramanlis
National Radical Union
George Papandreou
Center Union Party
Spyros Markezinis
Progressives
Papandreou
Markezinis
King Paul
London
Cambridge Civil Rights Demonstrations Turn Violent
In Cambridge Maryland a 120 strong Negro march with four whites went to the courthouse and jail after Tuesday violence left three men shot and stores burned. Police and state troops kept order as crowds watched while Gloria Richardson of the Cambridge Non Violent Action Committee urged federal protection and warned violence may recur. The demonstrators press for immediate school restaurant and recreational integration.
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Cambridge, Md
Gloria Richardson
Cambridge Non-Violent Action Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Richardson
Cambridge
State
Rockefeller blames Kennedy campaigned on fiscal policy
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller accused the Kennedy administration of orchestrating a Democratic attack on his pay as you go fiscal integrity program. He suggested President Kennedy or Attorney General Robert Kennedy may be behind the campaign to derail New York’s fiscally conservative plan. Rockefeller defended his budget stance and pledged to finance next year without new taxes. He accused Comptroller Arthur Levitt of leading a partisan effort against his policies. Mayor Calvin Mowbray voiced uncertainty as talks faltered amid disintegration.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Rockefeller
Arthur Levitt
Levitt
Public Treasury
White House
Justice Department
Alabama
Russia
Adzhubei
Berlin
Laos
Cuba
Soviet Union
Tshombe
Nikita
Runaway Grain Truck Kills Child in Duluth
A grain truck ran out of brakes on Piedmont Street in downtown Duluth killing 6 year old Ann Vomastek and injuring about 15 others. The driver Max Hites 18 was seriously hurt. Seven cars were damaged and a wooden house demolished before the truck stopped against a brick store. Residents from Wisconsin Michigan and Canada were among the injured.
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Duluth
Minn
UPI
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Ann Vomastek
Aurora
Mina
Joyce Vomastek
John Edward
James Paul
Wisconsin
Michigan
Canada
Max Hites
Guthrie
Hites
Piedmont Street
Superior Street
U.S. 61
Duluth, Minn
Guthrie, Minn
Adzhubei Visits Egypt Steals Spotlight With Media Prowess
Khrushchev’s son in law and Izvestia editor Alexei Adzhubei capped a 10 day Egypt visit with a media show at the Soviet embassy. He mixed with interpreters and officials, defended peace, and praised Kennedy while denying racial tension in the United States.
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Khrushchev
Egypt
George McArthur
CAIRO
Alexei Adzhubei
Adzhubei
Izvestia
Ike Warns Budget, Moon Race Overdone
Former President Eisenhower criticizes Kennedy space and civil rights plans as too costly. He backs balanced defense spending and warns against tax cuts amid rising national budget. He is honored as an honorary Republican Congressman at Large and urges industry leaders to stay active in politics.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
House
IGOP
American xchange Grains Strong on Board of Trade
Corn and soybeans rose with soybeans gaining over three cents and corn up to a cent as contracts hit their season highs. Soybean demand from merchants supported a broad advance while speculators led buying. Wheat firmed on short covering with July wheat at 1.867 to 1/8 and July corn at 1.265.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Grain Futures In Chicago Butter and Eggs Stable to Higher
Butter wholesale prices unchanged to higher with AA 93 score at 57.966 and 92 at 57.966. Eggs paid delivered to Chicago remain steady to up with whites around 27.94 to 28.14 per unit and large and medium grades showing slight increases.
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New York
American Block Exchange
Sibuney
Aerojet
Aeronca Mt
BoPennOil
Alaska Airl
Sperry R
Alley Air
Allen
Thomaly Allied Art
Allied
Alsco
Ambassou
AmSea
ArkLaGas
Tampakl
Tn Armour
iAssdOl & G
Atco Chem
Ind
AtlasCp
Ms Tevstar
Bailey Seley
Bayview Oil
US Airc
Belltca
Ucontrol
Belock
Birdsbor
Utah
BrazTra
Ary
Valspar
Nea Ny BritPet
Vietorien
I Viewlen
Walr Cc
BSF Co Wa
Bs Ver Inc
Bank Hi
Cwalth
Webb Knapp
Melwright
Zcape Bolcast Catalin
pAlty
Goa
Aly
Zaledwly
Cen Hadley
Zanate Pet OM
Cherry Burr
Apei
Peru
Clary Cp
Colonsd
ADPOX
SunRay
ContAvia
Crown al
Cubic Corp
Dome Pet
Draper
Duval Cp
Eelcomm
ElecMis
Electronics
Equity
Erte Forne A
Esq Rad&El
Wavex Chem
Falcon Sbd
Faraday Og
Einan
FirthSte
Ford
GenGas
Glendisb
Goldfield
Gorham
Guerdon
H&b Am
Harnisch
Pete T
Coil
Ao Noe & Coo
Hollingr
Lin
Mar
Horn&h
Jimo Chlig
Kaiser 'Kaltman
Kingsford
Chicago (Ap
Lodge
LaLand
Soybeans Oil SA Lynch Cobh
Bia
Fort Worth
Chicago
Massey F
Od McCall
U.S
Meadon
California
Alabama
Muntz TV
Muskp
MuterCo
Mnatibeill
NatPres
Mnatune
NatVideo
Idria
Domnick
CG Ltd
Locciden
Ty “iBank NY
Ogden Sof
Sig
OhBrass
Ches Cp Va
Nat Bk
Ookiep
Com Tr NJ
Dubois Chemif
TAO Pac Indus
Firestone T&r
Ste Harsco
Parvin Dohr
Hubbell
Harw A&b
Crk Coal
Peru Oilsm
Meadow Brk
Philips Ei
Merch Bk NY
Phoenix
Murray Ohio
I Preston
Pac Gas Trans
Progress
M'si — Wi
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Pep Boysteen
RapidAm
Repnbk Hallas i M
Realein
Kile Group
Reeves Brd
Reeves Ind
Remarroy
Republic
Westa Tab&Stat
Rosas Prod
Royaliie
Rusco
Seeburg Cp
Seeman Bro
API
USDA
Killebrew Breaks In With Twins Slugging Debut
Slugging outfielder Harmon Killebrew of the Minnesota Twins broke into the major leagues, delivering a strong debut against the Washington Senators and highlighting his transition from minor league play to the big league level.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
UPI
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Washington Senators
Slab dances yield to new North Texas Union
Denton special report notes North Texas State University replaces the slab patio behind the union with the first wing of a new $1 million student union building to be completed by spring 1964. The present structure, a World Wars memorial, will be razed for a second wing.
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Denton
North Texas State University
North Texas
Campaigns Open At Boy's State In New Mexico
Campaigning for fictitious state offices was underway at New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell where 408 delegates participate in Boy's State. Inauguration of the Boy's State governor and officials was slated for late today. Governor Campbell urged upholding rights of free men regardless of race, calling the system of government tested.
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Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico
Jack M. Campbell
University of Alabama
Campbell
Kennedy Names Six Texas Postmasters
President Kennedy sent to the Senate nominations for six Texas postmasters. Named are James Mills of Canton, Maxine Fuson of Hankomer, Elva Davis of Hedley, Willie Eubank of Nevada, Sidney Lockwood of Santo, and James Terrell of Van Horn.
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Washington
Kennedy
Texas
Senate
James Mills
Canton
Maxine Fuson
Hankomer
Elva Davis
Hedley
Willie Eubank
Nevada
Sidney Lockwood
Santo
James Terrell
van Horn
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Waco
Lubbock,Texas
Rocky
Calvin W. Mowbray
Hound Dog
Scotchgard
Syste
Skyliners
Fires Methodist
Deta
Strescers
Bank
Ike
Congress
Andrew T. Hatcher
Hatcher
87Th Club
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Boy’s State
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