Reuther urges strong rights plan with expanded civil rights package
Walter P. Reuther told a House Judiciary subcommittee that Kennedy civil rights proposals should include direct damages payments to victims of discrimination in public facilities. He backed a federal fair employment practices commission, federal voting registrars, broader attorney general powers, and immediate school desegregation, urging a stronger bill with damages remedies.
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Washington
Walter P. Reuther
Congress
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Federal
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Judiciary
Senate Commerce and Judiciary
Cambridge March May Be Resumed
Tense Cambridge race relations talks surfaced as a state mediating committee delayed action. Maryland Attorney General Thomas B. Finan said the Maryland Bar Association racial relations committee would seek common ground and meet by Saturday, though committee chairman William McWilliams said he had not yet been contacted.
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Cambridge
William McWilliams
Governor's Office
McWilliams
Anne Arundell County
Integrated School Plan Delayed by Court Action
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals postponed desegregation of Mobile public schools to 1964. The modified ruling extends the first grade start to Aug. 19 and sets a district court hearing for Nov. 14, delaying any plan’s operation until next year.
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I AP
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile City- County
Earthquakes Shake Northwest Italy From Riviera To Alps
Three strong earthquakes stirred panic across northwest Italy from the Riviera to Aosta with dozens fainting but no deaths or serious injuries reported. Windows shattered in places and cornices fell while foreigners and locals sought open spaces. tremors felt as far as Nice, France across about 200 miles of the Italian Riviera.
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France
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la Spezia
Bond total set against demonstrators in Charleston riots
Bonds totaling nearly 14 million dollars were placed against Negro demonstrators arrested during six weeks of antisegregation activity in Charleston. Magistrate George T. Raney added to the total by setting bonds totaling 690 thousand dollars for 68 Negroes arrested on riot charges, as leaders called the move an effort to break the demonstrations that began June 9.
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Charleston, SC
George T. Raney
Wednesday in Baltimore to decide Cambridge entry
A decision set for Wednesday in Baltimore to determine whether Cambridge will enter the pictured situation. The outcome hinges on local discussions and official review.
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Baltimore
Cambridge
Maryland Racial Tension Tests State Pol icy
Finan said a bar association president offered to help in racial matters through a committee. Stanley Branche of the NAACP declined comment until speaking with Mc Williams. Integrationists remain disappointed over the committee's uncertain role. Governor Tawes planned a radio and TV address on Maryland's racial problems, with talk of National Guard involvement in Cambridge as guards have kept a fragile truce since July 12 after six people were wounded in a night of racial violence.
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Stanley Branche
NAACP
Chester
Cambridge
McWilliams
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
National Guard
Rain Clouds Hover Over The Midwest
Stormy weather struck parts of the Midwest and South Dakota with tornadoes and funnel clouds in Minnesota and nearby towns. No injuries were reported as strong winds and heavy rain affected southern Wisconsin northern Illinois and areas around Austin Albert Lea and Owatonna.
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Austin
Albert Lea
Owatonna
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Beck
Weather Outlook Brings Relief After Heat Wave
Forecasters predict thundershowers and cooler air moving in from the northwest for tomorrow. Tonight remains hot and humid with highs yesterday reaching 92 and lows around 73 to 75 in the area.
Severe storms hit multiple states with heavy rain and hail
Thunderstorms covered the Midwest and Southeast with funnel clouds sighted near New Orleans. Conrad Iowa received nearly three inches of rain. Conrad and Lake Crystal faced hail the size of golf balls. Huntsville Alabama saw over four inches in thirty minutes. Scattered thundershowers extended to New England.
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Iowa
Lake Crystal
South Central States
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Huntsville
Ala
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Car Grabs Found In Gem City Robbery Probe
Police report an abandoned stolen car found in a suburban Dayton shopping center linked to the Gem City Savings and Loan heist. The gunman escaped with an estimated $2,000.
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Dayton, Ohio
Gem City Savings and Loan Co
Kettering
Rail Report Presented To Kennedy
A six member fact finding committee handed President Kennedy its report on the railway work rules dispute. The document goes to Congress Monday with Kennedy’s legislative proposals to block a nationwide rail strike.
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Washington
Congress
Hyannis Port
Mass
Wirtz
Miss Universe finalists poised for crown in Miami Beach
Norma Nolan leads 15 finalists from five continents as rehearsals and hair styling fill the day. Final competition will crown Nolan’s successor Thursday night with candidates from Argentina Brazil Germany Ireland Italy Korea Philippines Finland and Japan striving for the Miss Universe title.
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Monique Lemaire
France
Noriko Ando
Japan
Helga Karle Ziesemer
Germany
Gertrude Bergner
Austria
Marlene McKeown
Ireland
Ellen Lie
Miami Beach
Fla
Norma Nolan
Ten Syrians Executed After Uprising in Syria
Beir ut AP report says Maj Gen Amin Hafez announced the execution of ten individuals linked to a Thursday uprising against the Baathist government. A colonel, five noncommissioned officers, and four civilians from the signal corps were tried by a court martial and executed as curfews remained in force nationwide.
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Lebanon
Amin Hafez
Syrian Army
Syria
Radioa Damascus
Hafez
Hisham Shabib
National Revolutionary Council
Army Signal Corps
Yriar
Governors Parley Opens With Civil Rights Showdown Fight
Albert D. Rosellini predicts Nelson Rockefeller will lead a strong civil rights floor fight at the National Governors Conference in Miami Beach. Rosellini says Rockefeller is favored but faces solid opposition as the conference begins Sunday and runs through Wednesday.
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Miami Beach
Fla
National Governors’ Conference
Nelson A Rockefeller
New York
Albert D. Rosellini
Washington
Rockefeller
Rosellini
Miami racial equality leader targets governors at conference
Albert Moore head of the Miami Congress of Racial Equality urged a strong civil rights stand and said the issue will stay in the spotlight with small, focused demonstrations during the governors conference. He named Govs. Ross Barnett of Mississippi and George C. Wallace of Alabama as main targets.
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Republican Party
Albert Moore
Miami
Today's Chuckle An oldtimer joke
A humor note defines an oldtimer as a man who rests on Sunday rather than Monday, framing a light quip about weekend habit.
Polaris decision sought for multilateral Atlantic fleet talks
The United States plans talks with allies in Washington next month or September to address technical and legal issues of a Polaris equipped surface fleet for NATO. Officials aim to finalize participation before the Paris ministerial council in December. France is not expected to join.
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United States
Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
Kennedy
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
France
Khrushchev optimistic on limited test ban agreement
Premier Khrushchev voiced optimism about a Big Three pact on a limited nuclear test ban and supported outlawing all tests including underground ones. He proposed nonaggression declarations, offered inspection of Soviet military sites, and suggested that a full ban may be possible if U S and British positions move toward atmospheric, space, and underwater tests only.
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Preston Grover
Moscow
Presimier
Khrushchev
United States
England
Ilia Seen Likely to Win Argentina Presidency
Dr Arturo Ilia leads in the July 7 election with about 25 percent of the popular vote and 169 electoral college votes but trails the 87 vote margin required for a majority. The 476 seat college meets July 31 to choose the president as Ilia coordinates with other parties for the remaining votes. Frondizi's Intransigent Radicals have split after winning 109 electoral college votes.
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Argentina
Arturo Ilia
Illia
Peoples Radical Party
Cordoba
Arturo Frondizi
Radical Party
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