Eight Neo-Nazis Held For Inciting Riot in Bronx Diner
In New York eight men tied to a neo Nazi group were arrested on charges from incitement to riot and conspiracy. Police seized a truck loaded with weapons parked outside a police station and found rifles powder explosives and knives in a Queens home. The incident followed a week of racial tensions at a White Castle diner as civil rights pickets sought work at the chain.
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Bronx
New York
James H. Maddle
National Renaissance Party
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Peter Krauss
Middle Village
Queens
Edward Cassidy
Manhattan
George Lincoln Rockwell
American Nazi Party
International Fascist Party
Cassidy
John Corrigan
Paul Joachim
Krauss
Anthony Wells
Ian Lehr
Brooklyn
Lehr
Madole
Daniel Burros
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Wallace Blames Kennedy Handling of Race Crisis
Washington governor George Wallace denounces federal civil rights efforts as inept and predicts a 1964 electoral backlash. He argues public accommodations legislation would provoke massive troop withdrawals to police America and accuses leaders of hypocrisy and Communism links in the integration movement.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Kennedy
Wil
Wallace
University of Alabama
Congress
Berlin
Viet Nam
America
Senate Commerce Committee
Mississippi
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Birmingham
Ross Barnett
Southern Conference Educational Fund
F. L. Shuttlesworth
South
United States
Cambridge Officials Seek Meeting With Governor
Cambridge Maryland residents and officials facing racial strife invite Governor Tawes to Annapolis to discuss militia laws curfews and shutdowns. National Guard imposed 9 p m curfew and 7 p m closing hours with a ban on alcohol sales as violence last week wounded six people.
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J. Millard Tawes
Annapolis
Tawes
National Guard
Arthur Parker
Cambridge
All Sides Optimistic Over Test Ban Talks
Moscow and Beijing negotiators near a conclusion to their deadlocked ideological talks while a 35 000 word Soviet party statement accuses China of hypocrisy and warmongering. The Pravda open letter and a People s Daily article mark a deep split with no ground given by either side.
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the Communist Giants
Soviet Communist Party
Communist Parties of the World
Khrushchev
Pravda
Peking
Peking People’s Daily Today
Harriman
Hailsham
Germany
Red China
Costly bull Lindertis Evulse faces uncertain future
Lindertis Evulse, an 18 month old Aberdeen Angus bought by an American syndicate in Scotland for a record 176000 dollars, remains at a Northern Ireland quarantine station awaiting transport to New York. Despite introductions to six heifers, no calves have appeared. officials express mixed confidence while insurers cover the risk if the bull fails to sire progeny.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Lindertis Evulse
Scotland
Black Watch Farm
Fishkill
N.Y
Weather outlook with showers after dry spell
A high pressure system broke and showers are expected by midweek. The most rain since April 22 fell Saturday afternoon and night, with high yesterday at 86 and low 68. Today's low around 66 at 6 a.m.
East German Escapes Through Berlin Barricades
A 25 year old East German and two girls aged 20 and 18 escaped via barricades into West Berlin today, police reported in West Berlin.
Compulsory Rail Action Foreseen In Labor Dispute
Secretary of Labor Wirtz says the four year rail work rules dispute edges toward compulsory settlement as both carriers and unions share responsibility. A presidential panel will draft a report for Kennedy to Congress aiming to resolve the stalemate ahead of possible compulsory arbitration. Railroads push July 29 for new rules affecting about 60,000 jobs while unions vow to delay strike.
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Washington
Willard Wirtz
Wirtzi
Congress
Wirte
Wirtz
Kennedy
Carrier
Ecuador Ends Conquest By Communists
Quito reports the military takeover ousting President Carlos Aresemena and outlawing the Communist party. Authorities rounded up suspected leftists, hiddo Fidel Castro ally Manuel Araujo Hidalgo, and detained Jose Maria Roura who arrived with funds and weapons.
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Ecuador
Carlos Julio Aresemena
Communist Party
Manuel Araujo Hidalgo
Cetan
Fidel Castro
Havana
China
Russia
Jose Maria Roura
Red
Motive Sought In Two Slayings In New York Suburb
Police sought a motive for the killings of Shari Smover an Ithaca College student and Jack King in Pittsford near Rochester. Both were found shot beside King’s car with five empty cartridges and a 45 caliber bullet recovered. Smover aged 18 and King 17 were described as young locals, with Smover the daughter of a Rochester real estate man and King employed by an asphalt paving firm.
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Rochester
N. Y
Shari K. Smover
Ithaca College
Jack King
Pittsford
King
Shari
William Smover
Perington
George King
Geneseo
Brighton
Purl
Racket Elements In Northern Ohio Are Still Probed
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy says the probe into rackets elements in the Youngstown area continues with indictments issued last month by a special Cleveland grand jury. He noted eight local figures face charges from an 18 month Justice Department IRS FBI inquiry.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Robert F. Kennedy
Yar
Congress to debate peanuts and civil rights this week
Congress faces a slow week with peanuts for boiling and automation gear on the House agenda while the Senate handles lead stabilization and wildlife work. A Labor Day vacation looms as major measures pile up, risking a logjam into Thanksgiving.
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Congress
Senate
House
Man Admits Killing 3 Runaways Near Route 66
In Santa Rosa California a man confessed to shooting three foster children who had run away after losing 150 dollars. The victims Carol Ann McCain 14 Teddy 13 and Jacqueline Walker 11 were picked up in Stockton California and killed in an Arizona pine forest near Route 66 while en route to Welkoma Oklahoma.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Arizona
Stockon
Wekoka
Okla
Carol Ann McCain
Teddy
Jacqueline Walker
Alford
Chuckle Dignity Reflects Self Control
The saying praises restraint in speech and thought keeping unnecessary impulses in check. It frames dignity as the capacity to refrain from sharing harmful or unkind ideas. The aphorism emphasizes inner discipline over public snapping or casual cruelty.
Khrushchev Opens Talks on Partial Nuclear Test Ban
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev opens limited three power talks with U S and British envoys on a partial test ban covering air space, outer space, and underwater explosions. Harriman and Hailsham indicate no non aggression pact talks.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Harriman
Andrei Gromyko
East Berlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact Alliance
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