Cambridge Negroes Plan New March Amid Tense Racial Tensions
In Cambridge Maryland protesters vow nightly marches for desegregation as federal mediation looms after a Tuesday clash when a white integrationist was assaulted near the courthouse. James T. Thomas was charged, released on bond, while FBI and National Guard involvement fluctuates with continuing demonstrations and a civil rights complaint.
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Cambridge
James T. Thomas
National Guard
FBI
Aic
Mobile Desegregation Order Pressures Alabama Schools
A federal appeals court ordered Mobile to begin desegregation in September, prompting the Mobile City-County School Board to review its next steps. Alabama joins South Carolina and Mississippi with no below college level integration. Governor Wallace pledged action if desegregation hits state schools. The court's 2-1 ruling requires first grade desegregation this fall.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile City - County
Alabama
South Carolina
Mississippi
University of Alabama
Charles E. McNeil
Sth US
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
York
Deep South
George C. Wallace
Wallace
U.S. Dist
Daniel H. Thomas
Thomas
U Thant Arrives in Rome for Talks with Italian Leaders
U N Secretary General U Thant landed in Rome from Geneva for discussions with Italian government leaders and a papal audience with Pope Paul VI.
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Rome
U.N
U Thant
Geneva
Paul
Meredith Expulsion Study by Mississippi Board
A four member committee of the Mississippi State College Board meets to consider seeking federal court permission to expel James H Meredith from the University of Mississippi for his public statements. Gov Barnett disclosed the action amid pressure from segregationists and Ole Miss alumni.
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Oxford, Miss
Mississippi State College Board
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Ole Miss
Jackson
Ross Barnett
Barnett
Ole Miss Law School
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Weather: cool nights under high pressure over Great Lakes
A stationary high pressure system over the Great Lakes keeps temperatures below normal with clear skies at night. Dry conditions continue through tomorrow with a low around 49 degrees reported at 3:30 am after a 62 degree low overnight and 82 the previous night.
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Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Khrushchev greets Kadar as Sino-Soviet talks resume
Premier Khrushchev welcomes Hungarian leader Janos Kadar in Moscow while Chinese and Soviet delegations resume peace talks after an interruption. Peking attacks the Soviets over hard line policy as Khrushchev seeks peaceful coexistence and disarmament, while Chinese negotiators push for a world conference and new voting rules.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Janos Kadar
Peking
Kiev
Kievsky
Kadar
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Hungary
Moscow University
New China
Fremont Elevator Fire Destroys Century-Old Structure
A blaze gutted a century-old Fremont elevator, causing about $100,000 in damage. Flames roared from the structure late Tuesday night, drawing a large crowd as firefighters battled for over two hours. the cause remains undetermined.
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Fremont, Ohio
Fremont
Peoples
Greek King And Queen Stir Fight In London
Police dispersed a crowd as Greek King Paul and Queen Frederika arrived for a four day state visit. A woman, Betty Ambateilos, tried to reach the royals and was dragged away after a violent struggle. Police faced a large protest with 91 arrests amid clashes in Trafalgar Square and Whitehall.
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London
Paul
Frederika
Greece
Betty Ambateilos
Westminster Pier
House of Parliament
Thames
Thhem
Guildhall
Ralph Perring
Queen Elizabeth II
Victoria Railway Station
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Trafalgar Square
Whitehall
Fall Mall
Palace
X-15 Pilot Eyes World Altitude Record Flight
X-15 pilot Joseph A. Walker says he is ready for a high altitude flight next week from Edwards AFB California. He notes the plane has flown six times on the same engine and expects a target around 310000 feet possibly surpassing the 314750 foot record set by Robert White.
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Walker
Space Agency
al Force
Robert White
Harriman Heads For Moscow On Test Ban Mission
Washington officials report Undersecretary of State W Averell Harriman travels to the Soviet Union to discuss Khrushchev's offer of a partial nuclear test ban and a European nonaggression pact. A White House strategy group reviewed the assignment amid mixed expectations of a breakthrough or a propaganda maneuver.
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Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
FCO Ncu Y Covincuncu
National Security Council
Harriman
Moscow
Expand
White House
Paul-Henri Spaak
Kiev
Spaak
Jon
East Berlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Warsaw
Prove
Red China
Khrushelev
Kremlin
Secrecy on Moscow mission irks Dirksen
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen says the Kennedy administration blindsided GOP members about Harriman’s Moscow mission. He notes Republicans wait on test ban talks, claiming no White House briefing or invitation to accompany Harriman, as he travels to London and Moscow for high level negotiations.
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Everett M.dirksen
GOP
Congress
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Dirksen
Harriman
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
White House
London
Lord Hailsham
White Houses
House Republicer
Charles A Halleck
Indiana
Khrushchev
Walkout Still May Be Avoided
Washington AP reports union rejection blocked Kennedy plan for arbitration by Justice Goldberg to avert a nationwide railroad strike. Talks on work rules continue as 12:01 a.m. walkout looms with 40 900 firemen positions at risk and 25 000 other workers. Union leaders praise Goldberg but refuse the proposed method as a matter of principle.
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Washington
White House
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
W. Willard Wirtz
James Reynolds
Theodore Sorensen
Labor Day To Clarify Steel Scene
A trade journal states no clear picture of steel industry conditions will emerge until after Labor Day. Iron Age notes downward demand and mill output for six weeks with uneven product impact and varying estimates on leveling. Seasonal manufacturing letdown will hinder inventory assessments for large steel users and slow excess stock liquidation.
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New York
Metalworking Weekly
Iron Age
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