Kennedy Defends Civil Rights Bill Against Private Property Attack
Atty. Gen. Robert F Kennedy rejected charges the civil rights bill would curb business or expand federal power. He argued the measure uses interstate commerce to desegregate public accommodations and would remove obstacles to the estimated 20 billion dollars in Black purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cary Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
Ohio
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
John O. Pastore
D K.1
Warren G. Magnuson
Wash
Hart
John Sherman Cooper
Rey
Picket clash halts Newark school site protest
In Newark a labor demo against alleged job discrimination at a high school project sparked a 10 minute brawl when about 50 workers clashed with 50 Negro pickets. Police restored order. two pickets were arrested. Mayor Addonizio urged halting the $6.5 million job pending probe. Assemblyman Richardson said more protests would follow until action is taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh J. Addonizio
Board of Education
New Jersey
George C. Richardson
State Assembly
Spectacular Blaze Engulfs Edwardsville Bulk Plant
A spectacular fire at Cities Service Oil Co bulk plant in Edwardsville prompted evacuation of a five square block area as flames rose hundreds of feet and black smoke was visible from nearby St Louis. The blaze raged about 90 minutes threatening storage tanks rail cars coal yard and nearby homes. Three firefighters suffered smoke inhalation or burns. Damage estimates were not immediately available.
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Edwardsville Ill
Cities Service Oil Co
St. Louis
Henry Weinacht
Judge Leach Hears Drunken Driver Case In Ohio Court
In Columbus Municipal Court Judge Russell Leach smiles during witness questioning in a drunken driving case. An officer testified the driver showed signs of intoxication and that a flashlight was shined into the driver’s eyes. The officer admitted uncertainty about the light’s effects but said it does not cause bloodshot eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Russell Leach
Ashland County Man Is Killed In Auto Collision
An Ashland County man died and four others were injured in a two vehicle crash at a rural intersection northeast of Mansfield. The victim was James H. Wells, 69, of Nankin. Injured were Linda Wells, 13, and Peggy Grant, 13, of Nankin, plus William Hubler, 26, of Ashland, and Ronald Hunt, 30, of Mansfield. None of the four hurt seriously.
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Mansfield, Ohio
Ashland
Here
James H. Wells
Nankin
Linda Wells
Peggy Grant
William Hubler
Ronald Hunt
Mansfield
Khrushchev Offer Not Acceptable
US officials say Khrushchev’s proposal linking a limited test ban with a NATO Warsaw nonaggression pact is probably unacceptable if offered as an inseparable package. Kennedys aides press for a comprehensive ban while awaiting Harri man’s Moscow mission and Western ally consultations.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Khrushchev
Kennedy
State Department
Britain
France
West Germany
East Berlin
NATO
White House
William C. Foster
Robert S. McNamara
W. Averell Harriman
George W. Ball
den Rusk
Pierre Salinger
Harriman
Moscow
Warsaw
Kremlin
Khrushichev
East Germany
De Gaulle Aims to Shape Europe With German Talks
In Dayton Ohio AP report, Montgomery County authorities arrest two more in a prostitution and lewd conduct ring, including Dayton attorney Kenneth J. Arkenberg and Audry Collier. In Paris, De Gaulle departs for Bonn to push a French German treaty approach guiding European unification and defense policy amid Kennedy’s visit and Adenauer’s leadership.
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Dayton, Ohio
Montgomery County
Kenneth J. Arkenberg
Kettering
Dayton
Audry Collier
Audry Love
Miamisburg
Joseph E. Dynan
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Bonn
West Germany
Europe
de Gaulle
Kennedy
West Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Adenauer
Georges Pompidou
Ludwig Erhard
Gerhard Schroeder
NATO
Common Market
Erhard
Schroeder
DeGaulle
France
Stay Alive Plea From Ohio Safety Officials
Ohio safety directors warn of 27 expected highway deaths and about 1000 injuries during the long Fourth of July weekend. War ren C Nelson urges motorists to exercise caution and basic courtesy as Col Scott B Radcliffe of the Ohio Highway Patrol likens officers to umpires enforcing rules to save lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Warren C. Nelson
Scott B. Radcliffe
Ohio Highway Patrol
Radcliffe
Nigeria To Receive Vehicles From Reds
The Soviet Union will export automobiles and tracers to Nigeria in return for cocoa beans cotton and rubber under a trade agreement signed this week per Tass.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Nigeria
Tass
Wirtz Presses Congress to Halt Rail Strike
Secretary of Labor Wirtz signaled the administration would seek congressional support to block a nationwide rail strike as work rule talks near a deadline. He warned collective bargaining may fail but vowed to exhaust settlement options, while unions and railroad officials blame stalled talks.
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Washington
Secreary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Congressional
Wirtz
Railroads
Kennedy
J. E Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Wolfe
Russians Seized on Spy Charges Denied Immunity
The United States rejected a Soviet demand for immediate release of Ivan Egorov and his wife Aleksandra, detained on espionage charges in New York. The Soviet charge d affaires and ambassador to the UN argued immunity, while the FBI revealed two other alleged Russian spies using false names.
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Washington
United States
Ivan Dmitrievich Egorov
Aleksandra
Egorov
United Nations Secretariat
New York
Flushing
L.S
Georgetown
Robert Keistutis Naltch
Joy Akm Garber Baltch
FBI
John and
Jane Doe
Robert K. Baltch
Upstate
Norwalk, Conn
Robert Seskin
Father Baltch
Seskin
Russia
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Egorovs
Discrimination Charged Against NCR Dayton Plant
The Dayton CORE chapter telegraphed Presidents Kennedy and Robert Kennedy seeking a federal probe into alleged discriminatory hiring at National Cash Register Co. The group says about 15,000 employees work there with fewer than 300 Black workers, most in the foundry, and claims NCR backs its action with national CORE support.
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Dayton
Ohio
Congress of Racial Equality
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
National Cash Register Co
W. S. MclIntosh
NCR
National
Morning Chuckle On The Time Of Day For Generations
A witty observation notes the time when the rising generation retires and the retiring generation rises, flipping typical routines with playful irony. The quip frames daily life as a cycle where schedules and sleep patterns reflect aging and youth.
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Bank OF Flags
Newton D. Hacker
Chicago
Newark, N.J
Ann Landers
Crane
Judge
Ashland County
By Lewis Gulick
Suntain
John Wink
Davenport
Iowa
Design For
Maurice Couve de Murville
Valery Giscard D'Estaing
Defense
Pierre Messmer
Christian Fouchet
Reds
Congress
Jrailroads
By Gardner L. Bridge
Platon D. Morozov
United Nations
U.N
C. V. Narasimhan
Narasimhan
U Thant
Hungary
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