Goldwater Attacks Pentagon Segregation Directive
Senator Barry Goldwater denounces a Defense Department directive that could bar servicemen from visiting segregated areas near bases. He raises a police state charge against the attorney general and calls for an investigation into the directive and those who promoted it. Senate leaders defend or critique the move amid civil rights tensions.
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Secretary of Defense For Civil Rights
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D-Ga
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Congress
John Stennis
D-Miss
Eisenhower Signals Caution on Test Ban Pact
Former President Eisenhower urges careful Senate consideration of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. He backs a cautious, nonpartisan approach as military and scientific testimony is gathered, while Republican leaders seek full accounting before endorsing the pact.
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Dwight D Eisenhower
Senate
Eisenhower
New York
United States
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Britain
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen
Rourke B. Hicksenlooper
Arown
Mansfield
Kennedy
New Quakes Hit Skopje
Fresh earth tremors rocked quake shambled Skopje before dawn sending survivors into panic. Thousands slept outdoors or in tents as aftershocks prompted people to roam the streets until morning. No serious new damage was reported though some walls collapsed.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
House Winds Up Racial Debate
In Washington the House Civil Rights hearings wind toward a closing phase as Daniel R. McLeod testifies and a fair employment practices bill gains attention. Senate actions center on Kennedy and Ervin with possible further appearances. Civil rights clashes persist over public accommodations and federal funding power amid bipartisan negotiation.
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House
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
South Carolina
Daniel R. McLeod
Celler
Kennedy
Judiciary Committee
Capitol Hill
Ervin
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Picketing Resumes at Brooklyn Hospital Site
Pickets returned to the Downstate Medical Center construction site in Brooklyn with sobered resolve after a near riot. They chanted police brutality must go while demanding more jobs for Negroes and Puerto Ricans. Some sat in the driveway blocking trucks until police advised arrest risk. leaders planned delaying tactics and voluntary arrests as a matter of conscience.
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N AP
Brooklyn
Medical Center
Milton Galamison
Ward near death after Bri tain sex scandal surgery
London AP report says Dr. Stephen Ward, 50, remains critically ill after throat surgery to ease breathing. Ward, convicted on two vice charges from the Profumo scandal, lies in coma from a drug overdose while awaiting sentencing.
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London
Stephen Ward
Britain
Ward
Turncoat Released By Chinese
American turncoat Lowell D. Skinner of Akron Ohio left Red China and said several U S from the Korean war still in China want to go home He was handed to British and American Red Cross officials in Hong Kong He is the 7th to return of 21 American POWs who refused repatriation after the 1953 armistice One other died in China Skinner said his Chinese wife was under treatment and they have no children His mother Mrs Brady D Skinner said I want him home
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Federation of American Scientists
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Christine Keeler
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Henry Brooke
Profumo
Old Bailey
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Mervyn
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Hong Kong
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Akron
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Two Dayton Youths Die In Auto Crash
In Dayton Ohio two youths died in a crash when a motorcycle they rode collided with a semi trailer. Russell Wong 19 died on arrival at a hospital and Leon Morgan 18 died several hours later.
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Dayton
Dayton, Ohio
Russell Wong
Leon Morgan
I Today's Chuckle The wedding went off with out a hitch.
The groom did not appear at the wedding, leaving a humorous yet unresolved domestic scene. Guests exchanged surprised glances as the ceremony proceeded without the groom and the bride carried on with the nuptial plan.
Trainman risks life to save baby girl in Ohio
Ralph LaRue a Pennsylvania Railroad fireman crawled onto the engine to save 14 year old Shirley Ward who wandered onto the tracks ahead of a moving freight train near Greenville Ohio. Engineer W E Hanning applied brakes but the train could not stop before the private crossing. Shirley escaped unhurt and was returned to her mother Mrs George Ward.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Shirley Ward
W. E. Hanning
Shirley
Hanning
Columbus
Indianapolis
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Greenville
New Rome
Westerville
North Korea accuses US of war provocation amid deadly ambush
North Korea denounces US claims of aggression while ignoring a Korean border ambush that killed three American soldiers and a separate later skirmish near the DMZ. U.S. patrols search the Imjin River banks for infiltrators as Seoul and Washington condemn the attacks.
Patrols widen search along 18 mile front in Korea
Brig Gen Charles Pershing Brown of McAlester Oklahoma ordered searchlights and heavier patrols to scan the 18 mile front. A power boat with soldiers was sent to search river coves while single jeeps were banned. Brown said two vehicles must detail patrols and riding shotgun is under way. South Korea’s defense minister Kim Sung eun called Monday’s ambush a futile bid to push out American troops and a sinister plan to heighten tension to curb Soviet moves toward the West.
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Charles Pershing Brown
McAlester
Okla
1St Cavalry Division
Brown
Kim Sung-eun
Treaty Will Not Give Recognition To East Germany
London officials stated the partial nuclear test ban treaty will not serve as a back door to Western recognition of Communist East Germany. The Foreign Office said East Germany’s signing would not involve recognition, and no accession issue is expected to create problems.
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London
Foreign Office
United States
Walter Uhbricht
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