Uneasy Peace In Cambridge After National Guard Patrols
National Guardsmen patrolled Race Street in Cambridge Maryland as a tentative biracial truce surfaced amid terror conditions. State troopers were on duty in Savannah Georgia and Georgia National Guard units were alerted. The city faced racially charged unrest with about 4000 residents affected.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Race Street
Maryland
Savannah
Georgia National Guard
Georgia
Carl E. Sanders
National Guard
Birmingham Ordered to Desegregate Schools This Fall
A three judge panel of the 5th U S Circuit Court ordered Birmingham to submit an integration plan by Aug 19 for a September desegregation start using the Alabama Pupil Placement Law with no discrimination. The ruling applied to all grades and prompted possible rehearing requests from the school board and dissenting judge Gewin.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Reid B. Barnes
School Board
New Orleans
Walter P. Gewin
Tuscaloosa
Gewin
Danville
Martin Luther King Jr
Charleston
S.C
Windsor
Smiths Wed in Jefferson City in Quirk of Family Ties
In Jefferson City Missouri an AP wedding report notes groom Tom Smith and bride Jeanette Smith tied the knot. Best man Charlie Smith bridesmaid Shirley Smith and ringbearer Ross Smith were all siblings with the couple noting only the best man is related to the bridegroom, who are brothers.
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Tom Smith
Bride
Jeanette Smith
Charlie Smith
Shirley Smith
Ross Smith
Carrie Smith
China Soviet talks near collapse as unity hopes fade
Soviet and Chinese Communist experts meet in Moscow for talks that analysts deem doomed to fail. Beijing said differences cannot be settled immediately and called for further bilateral discussions while signaling unity remains the aim despite the "grave" situation. Moscow prepares to open nuclear test ban talks with US and UK.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Peking
Kremlin
Red China
Peking People’s Daily
New China News Agency
Tokyo
Khrushchev
Central Committee of
Soviet Union
Communist Party of China
Three Killed In Crash On Expressway
On the Detroit To Toledo Expressway near Curtis Road in Wood County Ohio three people died in a two vehicle collision. Lloyd Douglas Taylor 18 of Toledo drove one car and Charles Sumner Holton 26 of Marion and his 5 month old daughter Anna Marie were in the other. Taylor’s car crossed the median and hit Holton’s head on. The cause of the departure from the roadway was not determined.
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Bowlng Green
Ohio
Curtis Road
Wood County
Lloyd Douglas Taylor
Toledo
Charles Sumner Holton
Marion
Anna Marie
Taylor
Holton
Kennedy civil rights plan tested by Barnett communist link claim
Senator Monroney urged FBI review of Barnett’s assertion that Negro demonstrations are largely Communist led. Barnett offered a photo he said shows ML King at a Communist training school, Highland Folk School in Tennessee. King dismissed the claim as ridiculous and salacious while lawmakers weighed civil rights legislation’s necessity.
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Washington
Kennedy
A.S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Ate Commerce Committee
Sen
E.L. Bartlett
Alaska
Barnett
FBI
Martin Luther ‘King
New York
King
Highland Folk School
Mont Eagle
Tenn
Abner W. Berry
Central Committee
Communist Party
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Martin Luther King
Campers Rally Nebulous Controversy Forces Camp Closure
In Rosman North Carolina a summer camp named Summerlane faced violence and arson amid local outrage over reported free love, nudity and integration. Police escorted 70 campers mostly minors from the Blue Ridge site after the gym burned and bus windows were shot. Sheriff McCall said the camp planned relocation to New Jersey while residents denounced alleged liberal practices.
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New Jer
North Carolina
Summerlane
Summerhill
England
Chuckle about living in a trailer
A brief quip notes the difficulty of trailer life as space is limited to only where it belongs. The joke hinges on a simple, relatable image of restricted storage inside a mobile home.
Final search to be made in old mine for three missing boys
Pittsburgh residents await one last mine check after a six man rescue team found no clues about teens Robert Abbott 15 Danny O Kain 13 and Billy Burke 13 believed to be in the Castle Shannon mine closed since 1938 Officials will use a pressure fan to clear gas and plan the final sweep after gas delays and a reopened search.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Abbott
Danny O’kain
Billy Burke
Helicopter Attack Halts ICC Mission Near Vientiane
An ICC spokesman said a helicopter carrying British Ambassador Donald Hopson and two Communist ICC members was fired upon while en route to Pathet Lao headquarters. Four shots missed the craft. one hit a second ICC helicopter, six inches from the fuel tank. No injuries. both aircraft landed safely in Vientiane.
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Donald Hopson
The
Inter
Pathet Lao
ICC
Vientiane
Turkey Rejects Soviet Nuclear Free Zone Proposal
Ankara rejects the Soviet note of May 20 proposing the Mediterranean be declared a nuclear free zone. The foreign office says the proposal cannot contribute to world peace and implies a one sided arms reduction.
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Ankara
Turkey
Mediterranean
Foreign Office
Giuseppe Cappi, Ex-Italy High Court President, Dies
Giuseppe Cappi, 79, former president of Italy's highest court, died Friday. He led the Christian Democratic party in the Chamber of Deputies from 1948 to 1955, then was elected by parliament as a judge of the Constitutional Court. In 1961 he was elected president by justices.
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Rome
Giuseppe Cappi
Italy
Cappi
Christian Democratic Party
Chamber of Deputies
Rails Dispute On Congress Track
President Kennedy's blue ribbon rails panel plans a busy week to push legislation to avert a nationwide rail strike. The six member committee will gather evidence and help draft a bill by July 22 while mediation is not its function. The strike truce delays new work rules to July 29 and keeps carriers and unions apart until then.
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Washington
Kennedy
Willard Wirtz
Congress
Wirtz
Labor and Commerce Department
Outlawed Communist Party Shocks Ecuador Junta Tightens Rule
Ecuador’s ruling military junta banned the Communist party, ousted leaders, and imposed martial law and a night curfew. About 150 leftists were rounded up as Vice President Reynaldo Varea Donoso was exiled. Col. Marcos Gandara said constitutional guarantees would return after suppressing pro-Castro elements.
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Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Julio Arosemena
Communist Party
Arosemena
Reynaldo Varea Donoso
Exle
Col
Marcos Gandara
Junta
Six workers scalded to death at Yugoslav steel mill
Six workers died and one remained in serious condition after molten steel spilled over a cauldron during transport at a MESIC Yugoslavian steel mill. The incident occurred Friday as molten metal moved from the furnace.
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Mesic
Yugoslavia
Master spy defector Ana toli Dolnytsin hunted by Soviet agents
Soviet agents seek Dolnytsin in Britain with orders to kill or kidnap the defector who exposed Soviet networks. He provided British counter intelligence with agent lists and secrets, aided by prior CIA questioning, and may use plastic surgery to conceal identity.
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London
Britain
Anatoli Dolnytsin
West
The
Daily Express
Dolnytsin
Soviet Union
Dolyatsin
Defense Ministry
William John Vassar
Harold Philby
Guy Burgess
Donald Maclean
Burgess
Maclean
Soviet Russia
Philby
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Tony Randall
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Warren G. Magnuson
Robert F. Kennedy
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John Birch Society
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Sey
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Everett Turner
U.S. Bureau of Mines
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U.S
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