Racial activities slow says leaders in civil rights movement
Atlanta leaders including Rev. Andrew Young said demonstrations have slackened due to a mix of coincidence, biracial talks, and desegregation progress. They noted ongoing actions in Charleston and planned activity in Danville, Clarksdale, and Savannah while coordinating with national groups and preparing for a Washington march plan.
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Andrew Young
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Young
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
King
New York City
Washington
Kennedy
Parren Mitchell
Baltimore
The
Maryland Commission On Interracial Problems and Relations
Mitchell
Brown
Police film scene in Cincinnati ends with armed beat officer
In Cincinnati a TV film of a cafe burglary escalates when a beat patrolman not in on the script draws his gun during a take. Police Capt. Paul Flaugher says the officer’s gun was the only one real as filming continued amid routine city patrols.
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Cincinnati
Paul Flaugher
Today in History highlights July 3 events
Notable events on this date include the 1844 US China treaty opening trade and residence in ports, the 1863 Gettysburg battle ending in defeat for Lee, Idaho’s 1890 statehood, and Sevastopol’s 1942 fall after a siege. Also mentions 1945 Sioux pony repayment act, 1954 prison sentences for Hawaiian Communists, and de Gaulle’s 1962 Algeria declaration.
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United States
China
Wymming
England
Gettysburg
Robert E. Lee
Idaho
Sevastopol
Truman
George Custer
Deficit Could Be Lower By The Associated Press
The deficit for the just completed fiscal year may be about 1.5 billion dollars lower than six months ago. Administration officials say the budget would have been out of balance by 8.8 billion but credit the economy’s pickup in 1963 for rev enue gains. a Treasury spokesman cautions no firm estimate. A separate China policy note says private talks on Red China are not being encouraged by the State Department. West Coast businessmen report mixed signals from a presidential adviser. The six month congressional tally shows the House vastly busier than the Senate, with 55 public laws enacted, 402 House bills and resolutions passed to the Senate’s 341, and total hours spent in session and pages of records noted.
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Treasury
Hong Kong
State Department
Ernest T. Nash
Woodland
Calif
Cochairman
Committee For
San Francisco World Trade Association
House
Senate
Knights To Sponsor Shows Here
A dance band, singers and dancers will perform at the remodeled Ross Fronti er Ninth Avenue and Yankee Road Sunday night starting a series of events backed by the Knights Social Club Inc. Joe Morgan will host. The Morocco Music Makers of Dayton with Little Woo Woo will perform, along with the Dynamic Persians of Cincinnati and other local acts.
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Ross
Frontier
Ninth Avenue
Yankee Road
Knights Social Club Inc
Joe Morgan
The
Knights
Morocco Music Makers
Dayton
Little Woo Woo
Cincinnati
Penny: English coin worth slightly more than the cent
The penny is described as an English unit valued just above the U S one cent piece, noting its modest apparent worth in comparison.
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United States
Trio Sought In Dayton Nabbed Here
City police released three juvenile boys accused of nearly 25 burglaries in the Dayton area to Dayton authorities yesterday. The trio had been charged with 21 burglaries and allegedly committed four more before leaving Dayton. Ages: two 14 year olds and one 16 year old.
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Dayton
Middletown
Hubcaps Stolen From Car at LeSourdsville Lot
Dale Elliott reported four hubcaps stolen from his car while parked at LeSourdsville Lake. value $33. Deputies investigated the theft. Gary Cooper reported vandals threw a rock through his picture window causing $10 in damages. deputies were notified.
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Dale Elliott
Brewer Road
LeSourdsville Lake
Eliott
Gary Cooper
Dickey Road
Sheriff's
VETO Plea Too Late On Unemployment Bills In Ohio
Elmer F. Cope of the Ohio AFL-CIO urged Gov. James Rhodes to veto both unemployment and workmen's compensation measures after they passed the General Assembly. Rhodes had already signed the Workmen's Compensation Act. Cope asked a special session to address financing, warning the bills hurt injured and unemployed workers and would fall short in rebuilding the fund.
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Columbus
Ohio
Afl-Cio
James Rhodes
General Assembly
Elmer F. Cope
Rhodes
AFL Cio
Cope
Senate
Car Hood Flips Back Injuring Two in Middletown
Two Middletown men aged 16 and 20 were injured when the hood blew back and struck the windshield of their open convertible. The 7 20 p m crash occurred two miles north of Manchester Road on Interstate 75. A second one car crash near Rt 2 left Ernest Poore 18 of Cold Springs Lake Waynesville uninjured after skidding on a muddy bridge and hitting a guardrail.
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John Campbell
Centenial Ave
Charles Campbell
Lind St
Manchester Road
Waynesville Morrow Road
Ernest Poore
Cold Springs Lake
Waynesville
Rt. 2
Ohio defends red ink with $58 million deficit claim
Ohio Finance Director Richard L. Krabach released a year end statement showing the state to be 58,760,414 dollars in the red as of June 30. He asserted a potential slight surplus next year if the economy stays favorable and without tax increases despite Democratic leaders' earlier forecast of a 27 million dollar surplus.
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Columbus, Ohio
Richard L. Krabach
Krabach
Ohio
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