Missing Boy Found After World’s Fair Care Episode
James Savage a 17 year old dishwasher admitted taking Timothy Hughes a one year old boy from New York near the World’s Fair. Savage transported the child 25 miles to his Woodbridge room and cared for him Sunday until the police found him unharmed. Timothy’s parents and brother were reunited in Queens. Police consider jurisdiction issues and Savage faces an open charge in Middlesex County Juvenile Court.
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CORE Plans Nonviolent Protests At Conventions
The Congress of Racial Equality announced nonviolent demonstrations in Washington and rallies at both major parties national conventions. CORE aims to send its own delegates to the Democratic in Atlantic City and the Republican in San Francisco, replacing Mississippi Louisiana and Alabama delegates at the Democratic gathering. James Farmer said CORE would press for fair employment with a $2 minimum wage and a large jobs program, and call for ending Dixiecrat ties on civil rights. He also said CORE will form a board of inquiry to probe police brutality in nearby Chester following months of disturbances.
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GM Picket Planned at GM Headquarters in Detroit
Civil rights demonstrators planned a noon to 6 p.m. picket at GM national headquarters in midtown Detroit to protest what NAACP leaders call a lily white personnel policy. GM disputes the claim, noting employees of color in many levels, including supervisory and engineering roles.
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Defeat Predicted For Rights Amendment
Washington AP Sen Thomas H Kuchel California a leader of the Senate civil rights forces staked a victory claim over the Morton jury trial amendment He predicted the Morton backed proposal will be defeated and the Senate will reject more drastic amendments from Southern opponents The Senate vote on the amendment was expected Wednesday as the civil rights bill entered its 47th day with Kuchel and Humphrey guiding the measure
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Fulbright Mission To Greece And Turkey On Cyprus
Senator J W Fulbright heads to London then Athens and Ankara on a White House mission to show US concern over Cyprus. He will report Greece and Turkey views to President Johnson after conveying urgency for restoring order on the island. A UN force is on Cyprus to halt Greek Turkish clashes.
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Coming Up Seven Primary Elections in Key States
AP reports seven primaries on Tuesday across Indiana, Ohio, Oklahoma, Alabama, Florida, New Mexico and DC plus state conventions in Delaware, Michigan, Alaska, Nevada and Wyoming. Goldwater leads the GOP, with major contests for governor, Senate and House seats, and delegates accumulating toward national conventions amid mixed outcomes in Texas, Georgia, Missouri and Tennessee.
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South Weather Relents After Gulf Storm Drenchs South
South faced days of torrential rains from a Gulf of Mexico storm that flooded streams across north Florida, southwest Georgia and southern Alabama. The weekend brought heavy rain, high winds, two Georgia traffic fatalities, 16 in Alabama, and extensive crop damage in south Georgia. About 100 Augusta families evacuated as near five inches fell there in 12 hours, with other towns like Thomasville and Middleburg also reporting floods and rescues. Two drownings occurred in Florida and Georgia while evacuating flooded homes and retrieving a boat.
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Khrushchev Calls for Cyprus Nonintervention in Peace Effort
In Izvestia Khrushchev urged end to foreign meddling in Cyprus and expressed faith Greek and Turkish communities can cohabit in an independent Cypriot republic. He said the Soviet people sympathize with Cyprus independence and sovereignty efforts and oppose outside imposed solutions. he did not mention the U N peacekeeping force or whether it counts as foreign interference.
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Reds Rockets Pulled From Cuba Signal Shift in Cuba Row
Washington reports suggest the Soviet Union might have withdrawn ground to air rockets from Cuba reducing Castro's ability to threaten U.S. reconnaissance flights. The move could explain Castro’s May Day stance and signals a broader easing of tensions in the fallout from the Cuba dispute.
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Soviet missiles removed from Cuban bases but forces stay
Two weeks after authorities reported about 3000 Russians on the island and plans to withdraw, antiaircraft missile bases with Soviet rockets were said to be left. Now missiles and some troops have been removed, but a large portion of the military force remains on Cuba.
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Second Riot Breaks Out In Sofia
In Sofia a second riot broke out as Communist youths blocked Orthodox Easter Mass routes. Police jammed entrances to Aleksander Nevsky Cathedral amid clashes with hundreds of churchgoers. The Bulgarian government gave no statements while Prague disorders also surfaced during May Day events. Patriarch Cyril was to preside at the Resurrection Mass.
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Prague riot arrests amid patriarch illness leadership change
The Patriarch was ill and Bishop Nikolai, rector of the Academy of Theology, had taken his place. Prague CTK reported 31 people under arrest were charged with disturbing the peace. The agency denied outside reports that university students led the rioting against police.
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Dominican Republic Junta Threatened by Transport Strike
In Santo Domingo violence erupted as a transport strike by taxi and bus drivers escalated. Police failed to stop demonstrations while military and civilian leaders met separately. The government deemed the strike illegal and warned that the 1962 national emergency decree remains in effect, authorizing deportation of agitators.
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Weather outlook with mild temperatures and clouds
Cloudiness may increase tomorrow but temperatures will stay in the low 80s. Tonight minimums fall to the 30s. yesterday's high was 78 and today's low near 52.
Young Taft Should Win May Lose in Ohio Primaries
Ohio voters faced intriguing primaries with Sen. Stephen M. Young expected to win renomination. Lt Col Jose H. Glenn Jr, a famous Democratic name, may perform unexpectedly. In the GOP contest Rep Robert Taft Jr leads Ted W. Brown. Glenn’s illness kept him from campaigning after a February bathtub accident.
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Ohio Senate Ballot Watch Plays Out In Fractured Races
Ohio voters face a crowded field as contrasting names shape the Senate contest. Glenn’s perceived name power clashes with Young’s path to retirement, while Taft campaigns against civil rights vote fallout and a Wheat deal stance. Brown derides Taft’s leftward drift, courting Goldwater-tinted backing as Rhodes lays a favorite-son path.
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