De Gaulle Visits Bonn in Bid to Align Erhard on Europe
President de Gaulle meets West German Chancellor Erhard in Bonn with talks on independence from the United States Britain and the European Common Market. Officials say no major breakthroughs expected though aims include strengthening the Common Market and advancing Kennedy round negotiations.
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New York Sizzling as Heat Grips City and Beachgoers Flee
The city endured days of 90 plus degree heat with pavements buckling and car radiators boiling. Thousands escaped to beaches as aerial tower brakes stalled in the World’s Fair, trapping sightseers for hours. Law firm tenants in the Empire State Building warned they may withhold July rent until losses are assessed.
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Federal Workers To Get Pay Hikes
The Senate passed a pay hike bill boosting about 1.7 million government workers plus judges and Congress members. It raises Supreme Court pay to 35,500 for justices but limits the court increase, while granting 7,500 for many federal judges and substantial increases for Cabinet officers and civil servants.
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Fourth of July Weather Brings Fair Cool Skies
A small high pressure area moves over tonight and Saturday bringing fair and cooler conditions for the Fourth of July. Temperatures expect to reach the 80s tomorrow with yesterday’s high in the 90s and a low around 67 today.
Holiday Millions On Roads
The Associated Press reports a light traffic death toll so far during the Fourth of July weekend with an estimated 83 million vehicles and 8.4 billion miles traveled. The National Safety Council projects 450 to 550 fatalities may occur by Sunday midnight, comparing to 420 deaths in a recent nonholiday period.
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Mississippi Rain Ends Hunt For 3 Civil Rights Workers
In Kemper County Mississippi ground teams pushed into rural east central Mississippi as the search for missing civil rights workers Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney continued. The trio vanished after a June 21 speeding incident and a statewide alert was issued for three fugitives in Kosciusko.
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Conservatives Preparing For British Vote
Prime Minister Douglas-Home outlined a four point Conservative platform to counter Labour in the fall election. He urged a focus on full employment, British industry competitiveness, opposition to Labour nationalization, preservation of Britain's independent nuclear deterrent, and clear distinctions between Conservative and Labour philosophies.
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Goldwater fears campaign could trigger civil rights unrest
President hopeful Barry Goldwater warned the campaign could ignite civil rights violence led by fringe groups among his supporters. He urged clergy and advisers to seek peaceful means and enforcement of the civil rights law if necessary, while cautioning against white backlash rhetoric.
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UAW Pushes Earnings Share in Auto Contract Talks
In Detroit AP report, the United Auto Workers demand a share of profits for about 550,000 workers as negotiations with GM Ford and Chrysler resume after a long weekend. Reuther urged fair equity with wage growth and richer pensions, vacations, and early retirement programs.
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Todawus Chuckle A Woman Judged by Company She Left
A witty aphorism reflects on social judgment of a woman's associations after leaving a relationship. The quip suggests public opinion weighs the company she keeps more than her past actions.
Democrats Delay Treaty Talks in Senate
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield and Foreign Relations chair J. W. Fulbright said hearings on the Soviet consular treaty will be postponed until next year due to a tight Senate schedule. The delay avoids election year hearings while letting time to weigh merits in a fuller session.
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Border clashes flare as Israel Syria trade fire north of Sea of Galilee
Gunfire lasts hours along the Syrian Israeli frontier near Hul eh reclamation area. Israeli soldiers and a worker injured. Syrian claims five Israelis killed or wounded. Both sides blame each other as tensions rise over Jordan River water diversion and regional opposition.
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Civil rights bill signed as nations awaits tests of its reach
President Johnson signed the civil rights bill hours after House passage, urging voluntary compliance while civil rights groups plan tests in public accommodations. CORE and SNCC say integrated sites will be examined from Kansas City to Albany, Georgia, as Mississippi warns of trouble. The Justice Department seeks more lawyers to enforce the law.
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Governor Johnson Continues Speech Across Page 17
As the President spoke, Gov. Johnson kept outlining policy directions during a continuing address. The article notes the event extended beyond the main page with further remarks anticipated on Page 17.
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Emerson Captures Wimbledon Crown on Tenth Try
Australian Roy Emerson, 28, won the Wimbledon men's singles title defeating compatriot Fred Stelle in straight sets, 6 4 12 10 4 6 3, on his 10th attempt as the championship concluded in England.
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