Daley heckled at Chicago July Fourth NAACP rally
About 20 000 gathered on the Chicago lakefront as Mayor Richard J. Daley and Rev. J H Jackson were jeered from the platform during a July Fourth NAACP event tied to the national convention. Demonstrators complained of segregation and ghetto conditions while Sen. Paul Douglas urged moderation and non violence.
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Richard Daley
NAACP
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Democratic Party
Illinois
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
National Baptist Convention
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Mohandas Gandhi
India
Arrests at Park Protest Swing Toward Racial Integration
Baltimore area demonstrators including Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake and other clergy were arrested at Gwynn Oak amusement park during a July 4 protest to integrate the park. About 275 demonstrators were detained for trespass. 69 were charged with disorderly conduct as hundreds at the park watched. Hearings set for Woodlawn magistrate with many protesters seeking postponements. participants traveled from New York and Philadelphia.
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Eugene Carson Blake
The
United Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn
Gwynn Oak
New York City
Philadelphia
Baltimore County
Daniel Corrigan
National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Roderick French
World Council of Churches
De Gaulle Adenauer fail to agree on Britain and Common Market
West German and French leaders concluded a three hour meeting with no progress on Britain’s entry to the six nation Common Market. They signaled future talks in Brussels and stressed farm price issues remain unsettled.
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Konrad Adenauer
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Werner Schwarz
Brussels
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Atlantic
United States
France
Soviet Union
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Kennedy
Erhard
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
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Western European Union
McKinley Wins Wimbledon Men’s Singles Title
Chuck McKinley of St. Louis defeated Fred Stolle 9-7 6-1 6-4 to become the first American to win Wimbledon men’s singles in eight years and the first American winner since 1955. McKinley, 22, lost no sets to reach the title. About 18,000 fans watched on center court. Billie Jean Moffitt planned to meet Margaret Smith in the women’s final.
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England
Chuck McKinley
St. Louis
Australia
Fred Stolle
McKinley
Tony Trabert
Stolle
Billie Jean Moffitt
Margaret Smith
Communists Seek Halt to Dispute in Moscow Talks
Soviet Union and China open negotiations in Moscow to resolve a widening ideological rift. Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence policy clashes with Mao's call for violent revolution, stoking fears of a split in world communism. Teng Hsiao-ping leads China. Mikhail Suslov heads the Soviet delegation.
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Mao Tse-tung
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Teng Hsaio-ping
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Teng
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Mikhail A. Suslov
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Communist Party Central Committee
Leningrad
Kiev
Odessa
Dubna
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Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Communist Bloc
Wirtz Opens Fresh Push on Rail Dispute as Deadline Looms
Secretary of Labor Wirtz meets again with railroad and union leaders to outline possible government steps if no deal is reached by next Wednesday midnight. He warned of a deadly serious situation and said settlement depends on concessions from one or both sides. A strike could idle up to 700,000 workers and affect most U.S. railroads.
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W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
White House
Kennedy
U.S
Rail
Congress
Reporter Freed From Jail Defies News Code
Bren dan Mulholland, columnist for the London Daily Mail, walks free after four months in jail for refusing to reveal his news sources. Crowds greet him outside a Sussex prison. he was jailed previously for not naming who informed him that William John Vassall, an admiralty clerk, was a known homosexual and a Russia spy.
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Brendan Mulholland
Freedom Today
London Daily Mail
Sussex
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William John Vassall
Vassall
Admiralty
Russia
Pope Paul IV Confers With Polish Cardinal on Church in Poland
Pope Paul VI met Thursday with Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski primate of Poland. Vatican sources said they reviewed the situation of the Catholic Church in communist Poland. The talks followed efforts to improve Vatican Warsaw relations and possible consular ties after the death of Pope John XXII.
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Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poland
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John XXII
Warsaw
Firework display injures ten in Buffalo crowd
Ten persons were burned when a skyrocket plunged into a 15 000 strong crowd at a city park fireworks display in Buffalo New York. The rocket rose to 500 feet then fell to the ground before exploding harmlessly with no serious injuries.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Goldwater Rally Draws Big Washington Crowd
Barry Goldwater led a robust rally in Washington at the National Guard Armory drawing an estimated 7 000 to 9 000 supporters for a Republican bid. Spokesmen for the National Draft Goldwater Committee anticipated about 5 000, while Goldwater campaigned from Prescott Arizona during Frontier Days.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
National Guard
National Draft Goldwater Committee
Goldwater
Prescott
Ariz
Tower backs Goldwater with grass roots support crowd roars
Sen John G Tower of Texas praised Goldwaters grass roots backing and urged the public to push him toward a presidential bid. He noted Goldwater had not yet committed to any run beyond another Senate term. Also speaking were Sen Carl Curtis Rep John Ashbrook Enrique Linca and Kraft Goldwater committee leaders Peter O Donnell Jr and F Clinton White.
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R-Tex
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R-Neb
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Enrique Linca
Peter O'Donnell Jr
F. Clinton White
Kraft Goldwater Committee
Wise words on lessons from youngsters and grandchildren
A humorous insight notes that as young children master tidiness, the oldest grandchildren return home to disrupt the order, keeping family life in playful chaos. The humor hinges on the cycle of control and mess within multigenerational households.
Holiday Death Toll Mounting Over U.S.
The four day Independence Day weekend traffic toll rose toward 182 by mid day with several crashes killing multiple people. The National Safety Council predicts 550 to 650 deaths may occur, not matching 1961’s 509 and higher historic records.
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National Safety Council
Chute Fails, Man Killed in Fourth of July Jump
Evan Hall, 28, Union City electrician and hobby parachutist, died when his chute failed to open during an exhibition before about 5,000 people at Harter Park. He jumped early and fell into a pasture about a half mile away.
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Ind
Harter Park
Evan Hall
Guerrilla Attack Near Cambodian Border Fails in Vietnam
The South Vietnamese government said a Communist guerrilla strike on an isolated hamlet near the Cambodian border backfired this week, costing 20 guerrilla lives.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Four Die in Lorain Fire After Deliberate Arson
At least four people were killed in a Lorain house fire ruled deliberately set. A mother and her three children aged 12, 10, and 7 died in their bedrooms. The father, 44, a painting contractor, was taken for questioning. Additionally four others were fatally shot in Ohio during the Fourth of July violence.
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Iowa
West Union
Butler
Ohio
Lorain
Joseph Ksenich
Jan
Jane
Larry
Ksenich
Rioters Detained After Indian Lake Fourth of July Disturbance
State county and local peace officers moved quickly after mid night as Fourth of July revelers caused trouble at Indian Lake near Russell's Point. About five rioters were hauled to Logan County Jail at Bellefontaine for arraignment scheduled today.
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Logan County
Bellefontaine
Violent Crime Report From Several Cities
Multiple shootings and arson fiery incidents reported in Columbus Lima Cincinnati Barberton and Akron. Incidents include a fatal shooting of Mrs Iona Siefke by a former boyfriend Michael White who then wounded himself and faced possible homicide charges. Others involved include Mrs Anna Lee Jones slain in Lima and Curtis Jones arrest, a fatal shooting of manager Herbert Jones in Cincinnati, and an exchange of gunfire at a cafe injuring Patrolman Randall Van Scoy.
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Iona Siefke
Michael White
Lima
Anna Lee Jones
Cincinnati
General Hospital
Barberton
Alice Sammons
Oliver
Akron
Randall van Scoy
James Hargroves
Akiron
William Wilcox
van Scoy
Hargroves
Wilcox
Weekend Middletown Weather Offers Scattered Showers
The Middletown area sees generally fair weather with a chance of scattered showers Saturday or Sunday. A slight warming trend is expected, with yesterday’s high 88 and low 59, and the current 5:45 am low at 38.
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