New Violence Grips Harlem and Brooklyn After Riots
Racial clashes flare across New York as Harlem sees renewed disorder after two days of violence. In Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant about 300 rioters clash with police, while a City Hall picket protests police tactics. Police fire into the air, injuries tally rises, and demonstrations continue as officers, CORE leaders, and officials respond.
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East River
Bedford - Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
City Hall
Michael J. Murphy
No sooner than the fully automated factory is built
A personnel manager grouses that after the factory is automated six machines will unionize to demand two off breaks daily, signaling early workerlike behavior from inanimate equipment.
King aids new Mississippi Freedom Democrats drive
In Mississippi King arrives to support the newly formed Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party in its bid to unseat the all white regular Democratic delegation at next month's national convention.
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Martin Luther King
Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party
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Congress of Racial Equality
Freedom Democrats
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New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Oregon
California
Colorado
Atlantic Cty NJ
Victoria Gray
Hattiesburg
Grav Am
John Stennis
Edwin King
Tougaroo College
Jackson
Goldwater May Call On Johnson For A Civil Rights Pact
Senator Barry Goldwater signals openness to meeting President Johnson to discuss a pact aimed at keeping civil rights tensions out of the 1964 campaign. He says he would welcome talks and wants to let the new civil rights law work, while criticising rising violence at campaign events and planning to keep the issue from inflaming voters.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
White House
Chicago
Goldwater
Senate
Vietnamese Rioting Hit By French in Saigon Embassy Raid
In Saigon, about 50 Vietnamese students raided the French embassy, burning a seal and smashing teleprinter gear and windows. Police stood by as the protest escalated, three fire engines arrived, and France protested to the South Vietnamese government amid rising tensions over de Gaulle’s neutralization proposals and deteriorating ties dating from last fall.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
France
de Gaulle
Georges Perruche
Pahn Huy Quat
Viet Nam
Charles de Gaulle
South
Neutral Laos troops retake Phou Koutt Hill in Laos clash
Neutralist forces backed by Lao air power recaptured Phou Koutt Hill from the Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese units, advancing toward Muong Soui and the Plaine des Jarres. Reported 30 neutralists wounded. Communist casualties unknown. Capture would control Route 7 toward Luang Prabang.
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Plaine Des Jarres
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Amkha Soukhavong
Souvanna Phouma
Muong Soul
Luang Prabang
Khrushchev Arrives in Warsaw for Poland Anniversary
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev touched down in Warsaw to join Poland in marking its Communist state anniversary and confer with East European leaders. He greeted Polish leader Władysław Gomulka and met Antonin Novotny and Walter Ulbricht upon arrival. He will spend two days in the capital attending events tied to the birth of Poland's Communist government in Lublin on July 22, 1944.
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Poland
Europe
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Antonin Novotny
Walter Ulbricht
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Honeymoon In New York For Dr Samuel Sheppard
Dr Samuel Sheppard and his bride arrive in New York City to a crowd of reporters. They discuss the 1954 Marilyn Sheppard murder, his parole bid, and possible return to Ohio prison as a federal court weighs canceling his bond. He says he would rather face trial again than accept parole.
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Samuel Sheppard
New York City
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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Dr. Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Carl A. Weinman
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Sam
Corrigan
Cuyahoga County
Rights Law Test Set By 3 Judges
Atlanta firm courts challenge to the Civil Rights Act of 1964 faces a three judge federal panel. Judge Elbert P. Tuttle said rulings could come Wednesday at the earliest, with delays possible if judges remain tied. The cases involve a restaurant owner arguing public accommodations provisions do not apply and a motel owner facing enforcement actions by the government.
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Atlanta, Ga
Elbert P. Tuttle
Mh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
Judges Hooper and Morgan Share Bench in Law Tests
Tuttle district judges Frank A. Hooper and Lewis R. Morgan share the bench in ongoing legal tests with direct appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, signaling high-stakes judicial proceedings and potential ultimate review by the nation’s top court.
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Frank A. Hooper
Lewis R. Morgan
U.S. Supreme Court
Beatle Fans Picket Cincinnati Union Feud Over Show
Teenage girls chant for the Beatles in downtown Cincinnati as the Musicians Union threatens to block the August 27 Cincinnati Gardens appearance over a contract dispute on hiring numbers. Sponsors warn the group may relocate to Dayton or Columbus if unsatisfied. Fans decry the potential move.
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Musicians’ Union
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Gardens
Dayton
Columbus
Cincinnati Area
Pedestrian Dies After Car Strikes Man in Parma
A small foreign car struck 69 year old Joseph Horvath of Parma Monday night at the Thornton Drive Ridge Road intersection as he stepped from a bus. He died shortly after at Parma Community Hospital. The driver was not held.
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Cleveland
Joseph Horvath
Parma
Thornton Drive
Ridge Road
Horvath
Prosecutor seeks role in Sheppard bail appeal in Akron
Cuya hoga County prosecutor John T Corrigan attacks Judge Weinman over releasing Dr Samuel Sheppard and says the office will seek participation in the Sixth Circuit hearing in Akron. Corrigan argues the case implicates broader legal procedure and vows further appeals if bond is upheld.
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Cuyahoga County
John T Corrigan
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
Akron
U. S Sixth District Court of Appeals
Wile Slayer
Weinman
Corrigan
Hoffa
Billie Sol Estes
Murder
Common Pleas Court
Venezuela Pushes for Broad OAS Cuba Sanctions
Venezuela urged the Organization of American States to move toward a full diplomatic and trade embargo on Cuba over suspected support for Venezuelan rebels. Delegates considered a plan to suspend all trade except food and medical supplies and halt maritime and air links, with a two-thirds vote sought to extend measures under the Rio treaty.
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Venezuela
Castro
Cuba
Organization of American States
Mexico
Chile
Uruguay
Bolivia
Caribbean
Rio de Janeiro
Boy Beaten and Burned in Jackson County Case
A year-old Jackson County boy, Bernard Blanchard, lies in critical condition at a Gallpolis hospital after being beaten and burned with cigarettes. Sheriff John Evans notes minor Davey Leach, a friend of the boy’s mother, is held in the Jackson County Jail as the investigation continues.
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Jackson, Ohio
API
Jackson County
Gallpolis
Bernard Blanchard
John Evans
Davey Leach
Weather relief delays heat and humidity for area
Little relief is in sight as heat and humidity persist with 90s highs and overnight lows around 70. Scattered thunder showers are forecast, after a 94 degree high yesterday and a 68 degree low today.
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