Violence roils Savannah as mass march blocked by police
In Savannah Georgia heavy police and state troopers patrolled the downtown area after tear gas dispersed a mass march. Two Negro teenagers were treated for gunshot wounds as clashes erupted with rocks and bricks thrown at officers. An alert sought a car with four white men amid ongoing violence and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McKee
Savannah
Walter Williams
Gene Drew
Memorial Hospital
Drew
Negro Section
Negro District
Millard Tines
National Guard
National Guard Restored to Cambridge After Riots
National Guard troops were ordered back into Cambridge Maryland after gunmen wounded six people during hours of racial rioting. Gov Tawes said troops were needed to preserve peace as police struggled to control demonstrations and a dozen were arrested, including both blacks and whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woodfield
Cambridge
National Guard
Mideall
Gentae Ee Cins
Sunut
J. Millare Tawes
Annapolis
Gov Tawes
Tawes
State Adjutant General
Superintendent of State Police
Bnchroom
Three Cities Are Pressed For Action
In Illinois three cities Chicago Peoria and East St Louis see civil rights protests over alleged discriminatory hiring and education policies. NAACP leader John Gwynn discusses Peoria sit in arrests while East St Louis City Hall sees 150 sign carrying protesters. CORE continues a sit in at Chicago School Board office as aldermen block open housing vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Peoria
East St. Louis
John Gwynn
NAACP
Central Illinois Light Co
Clair Roddewig
Chicago School Board
Demonstrators jailed after King call in Danville
In Danville Virginia police jailed more than 60 demonstrators as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr urged a mass action to demand civil rights. 41 were arrested at City Hall and 23 more after a mass meeting for violating an injunction and the city picketing ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Young
Atlanta
Young
Southern Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Danville
King
New York
Washington
City Hall
Virginia
Eugene McCain
McCain
Falal
A. M. Aiken
Danville Corporation Court
Mississippi Governor Warns Against Civil Rights Bill
Mississippi Governor Ross R. Barnett testifies before the Senate Commerce Committee accusing Kennedy officials of sowing hate and predicting a bloody harvest if civil rights measures pass. He frames the bill as stealing private property rights and warns of mob violence and intimidation by Negro groups. He appears with other Southern governors who are urged by Strom Thurmond to speak against the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sippi
Ross R. Barnett
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Barnett
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Farris ‘Bryant
Florida
Strom Thurmond
S.C
Subpoenas Issued in Hoffa Trial for Pretrial Hearing
Federal deputies subpoenaed six people including Nashville Tennessean editor John Seigenthaler and Nashville Banner publisher James G. Stahlman for a July 22 pretrial hearing in the jury tampering case against James Hoffa of the Teamsters. Also summoned was Walter J. Sheridan. The charges accuse conspiring to influence jurors in last year's trial leading to a mistrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
James Hoffa
Teamsters Union
John Seigenthaler
Nashville Tennessean
James G. Stahlman
Nashville Banner
Hoffa
Walter J. Sheridan
U.S
Soviet Defector Prompts Talk of Intelligence Shakeup
A top Soviet intelligence officer defected to the West and is held in Britain after CIA interactions in Washington. Officials compare him to George Blake for his potential impact on Soviet espionage methods and network reforms. The defector reportedly prefers life in Britain and faces life danger from Soviet retaliation.
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Colin Frost
London
West
Britain
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
Penkovsky
George Blake
Blake
Middle East
Europe
Soviet Union
Thieving dog steals again at Syracuse market
An Irish setter named Lady, two years old, repeatedly shops, snatching bread, cold cuts, and candy from a Syracuse supermarket. Owner Mrs. Matthew Lasnicki Jr. says she cannot chase the dog with four children, noting Lady’s antics include a garden-find chocolate bar theft.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Matthew Lasnicki Jr
Sergeant Gives Fund To Widows Of Indian Slain
Sgt. N Steve Bero of Fort Riley Kansas donated 1000 dollars to widows and orphans of Indian soldiers killed in the border war with China last fall. U S Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith delivered the gift to the Indian army. Bero 55 a native of Hungary and bachelor said he gave the money for the love of God and because he was tired of hearing about people being pushed around. He is a member of the 1st Battle Group 28th Infantry Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
N Steve Bero
Fort Riley
Kan
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Bero
Hungary
Kennedy panel to study rail labor dispute for July report
President Kennedy's fact finding committee begins a four year rail labor dispute review with a July 20 report goal. The panel may recommend arbitration or limited mediation as Congress weighs possible action before a threatened nationwide rail strike.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Secretary of
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Greek Royalty Ends Turbulent London Visit
King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece departed London for Athens after a four day state visit marked by violent demonstrations. Security forces blocked all airport entrances as police clashed with protesters outside Claridges Hotel where a farewell banquet was held for Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.
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London
Paul
Frederika
Greece
Athens
Buckingham Palace
Claridges Hotel
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Woman twists man around her finger in playful line
A witty quip wonders which is stronger the sexes and suggests women have the upper hand in romance as men are swayed by a woman's charm.
Goldwater Attacks U S Policy Toward Russia
Sen. Barry Goldwater accuses the Kennedy administration of pursuing a liberal policy that co exists with international communism, echoing criticism from the Human Events Political Action Conference. He questions promises to defend Europe and criticizes the phrase make the world safe for diversity as liberal rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Western Hemisphere
Goldwater
Kennedy
United States
Arizonan
Death Toll Rises In Mississippi From Five Tragic Incidents
In separate Mississippi tragedies five people die. A plane crash near Pascagoula kills Cant. Guy FE Enabric and Edward Wisner. Two children drown in a Jackson sandpile accident. A dawn gunfight near Tupelo leaves Claude Pittman and John Younger dead. Two brothers drown while swimming at a private Carolina lake.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Pascagoula
Guy FE
Enabric
Turner Air Force Base
Edward C. Wisner
Ocean Springs
Johnny Mullins
Wayne Jackson
Claude David Pittman
John Oliver Younger
Memphis
Tenn
Tupelo
Frank Carter
Carl Murphy Jr
Roger Lamb
Randle Earl Lamb
Carolina
President Kennedy to Spend Weekend at Hyannis Port
President Kennedy will spend the weekend with his family at Hyannis Port on Cape Cod in Massachusetts, announced in Washington.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Cape Cod
Hunt Fails To Reveal Wherabouts
Federal mine officials halted a search for three missing Pittsburgh area boys after rescue workers emerged from an abandoned coal mine found no proof the youths were inside. Police and mine officials weighed whether the teens remained underground or ventured above ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Zdinak
Pittsburgh
Abbott
McDonald
Dummy Shell Kills Two Injures Fourteen at Air Base Drill
An Air Force F100 jet fired dummy rockets at Eglin AFB. one rocket pierced a control bunker observation slot and killed two men while injuring fourteen others inside. Civilian observer A H Gautier witnessed the incident and escaped serious harm.
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Fort Walton Beach
Fila
Air Force
Cannon Air Force Base
N.M
Eglin Air Force Base
A.H. Gautier
Civil Service
Ohio Official Driving Car In Fatal Accident
Delaware Ohio AP Lt Gov John W Brown's car struck pedestrian Robert L Moore 28 of Marengo Morrow County after Moore walked into the path of the vehicle on Interstate 71 near the Medina exit. Patrol said Moore wore dark clothing and was visible too late. pedestrians are prohibited on freeways.
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Delaware, Ohio
Highway Patrol
John W Brown
Brown
Ohio Senate
Columbus
Medina
Interstate 71
Here
Robert L. Moore
Rt. 3
Marengo
Morrow County
Moore
U.S. 36
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