Plan To Put Blame On Wallace
Birmingham Negroes vow to march on Montgomery to accuse Gov Wallace of fueling racial tension after the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing. Delegates at a rally back a nonviolent march as federal action and law enforcement remain unsettled.
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Wallace
Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery
George C. Wallace
State House
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Washington
Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
Fischer Quints In Fourth Day Fine Condition
The Fischer quintuplets entered their fourth day at St Luke's Hospital breathing easily with good color. Dr James Berbos reported the babies—four girls and a boy—were progressing after their premature birth, with careful note that danger can arise anytime. Names chosen Mary Ann Mary Catherine Mary Margaret and Mary Magdalene for the girls and James Andrew for the boy, honoring family and hospital staff.
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Aberdeen
S.D
Fischer
James Berbos
St. Luke's Hospital
Mary Ann Fische
White Rule In Africa Big Problem For UN
United Nations delegates open the 18th General Assembly as Africa race issues dominate debate. African delegations demand economic boycotts and expulsions of South Africa and Portugal while Britain faces Asian African charges over Rhodesia. Kennedy to address the assembly with a policy speech amid security talks.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Africa
South Africa
Portugal
World Forum
Britain
Rhodesia
South Viet Nam
Ment
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Kennedy
U.S
Assembly
Lester B. Pearson
U Thant
Ardrei A. Gromyko
New York
Gromyko
U.N
Ervin Announces Support for Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Sen Sam Ervin of North Carolina announces support for the limited nuclear test ban treaty after weighing military concerns. His decision boosts ratification momentum to 78 committed or inclined votes, with 13 opposed and several undecided as leaders push for a vote this week.
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Ervin
Senate
Senators Clash Over Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Sen Stuart Symington warned that without a broader understanding among nations the nuclear threat could trigger a holocaust. He said the treaty banning all but underground tests would not greatly curb the United States ability to retaliate against the Soviet Union. Sen Strom Thurmond countered that the pact risks jeopardizing US deterrence in future nuclear wars.
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Symington
Air Force
Senate
Soviet Union
Thurmond
South Carolina
United States
Budget Cuts Not Speeches Needed for Tax Cut Plan
House Republican leader Charles A Halleck said budget culling action, not a speech, will help Kennedy pass a tax reduction in Congress this year. He supported Kennedy's TV address but urged voluntary spending reductions to back the $11 billion tax cut, while Senate filibuster fears and Sen Byrd oppose unless spending is reduced.
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Washington
House
Charles A. Halleck
Kennedy
Congress
Halleck
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Finance Committee
Malaysia Breaks Off Relations With Indonesia and Philippines
Malaysia announced it would sever diplomatic ties with Indonesia and the Philippines after rioters attacked the Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur and a similar mob action targeted the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta. The government cited the cabinet meeting led by Prime Minister Tunku Rahman and asked Thailand to handle affairs in both nations.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Philippines
Jakarta
Medan
North Sumatra
Tunku Rahman
Thailand
Fire destroys grain at Piqua elevator
A $100000 fire at Yield Mor Feed and Grain Co in downtown Piqua destroyed enough grain to fill 15 railroad cars and wrecked machinery. Firefighters, adjacent to the department HQ, brought the blaze under control within an hour after it started about 830 AM.
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Piqua, Ohio
Algiers President Congratulated by Kennedy
President Kennedy sent a congratulatory message to Ahmed Ben Bella on his election as president of Algiers. The note expressed wishes for success for Ben Bella and his government during a decisive period in Algerian history.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Kennedy
Hoffa to Speak at Cincinnati Dinner
Teamsters Union Chief James R. Hoffa is slated to be the main speaker at a Cincinnati dinner next Saturday marking the 50th anniversary of Teamsters Local 100 in the Queen City.
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Cincinnati
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Local 100
Queen City
Kennedy warns aid cut would jeopardize exports and security
President Kennedy told 400 White House conference executives that House aid cuts threaten export growth and national security. He urged support to restore foreign aid to 4.5 billion, noting most aid funds stay in the U.S. and urging policy that boosts exports and full employment.
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Washington
Kennedy
The
House
White House
Senate
United States
W. Wilard Wirtz
Wirtz
Second Cuba visit offered by student travel committee
A Brooklyn federal grand jury resumes its probe into a 59 student trip to Cuba as the Student Committee for Travel to Cuba announces a second invitation. The group plans to send 200 Americans to Cuba next January funded by the Cuban Federation of University Students, with prior travelers facing passport invalidation and one death in the eight week visit.
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New York
Brooklyn
Cuba
Caribbean
Philip A. Luce
Fidel Castro
Cuban Federation of University Students
Luce
State Department
Weather outlook with warm, humid trend tomorrow
Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy with no rain in sight. Afternoon temperatures will rise into the 80s with higher humidity after a high of 83 yesterday and a low of 53 today.
Galveston Port Arthur Hit By Cindy Hurricane
Cindy slammed ashore with 80 mph winds and heavy rain threatening Texas and Louisiana coasts. About 13,000 people evacuated while Red Cross shelters held 1,078 in Galveston County. Port Arthur Edison Junior High School hosted 530 refugees as Cameron Parish faced rising tides and past flood memories.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Cindy
Texas
Louisiana
Galveston
Cameron Parish
Audrey
Red Cross
Galveston County
Gulf of Mexico
Sabine Pass
Edison Junior High
Cameron
Lake Charles
Nazi Youth Group Detained in Akron
Six teens in Akron were referred to Juvenile Court for alleged Nazi group ties. Five aged 16 and one aged 14 were cited after an unsigned letter urged a girl to become district secretary for the National Socialist Party. One 16 year old, Charles Swearingen, was cited for attaching a Swastika to a Negro church. The letter outlined aims including destruction of Communism and Jews and supremacy of the white race.
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Akron
Ohio
East Akron
National Socialist Party
Immortality longed for robs rainy evening amusement
A lighthearted reflection notes many seek eternal life yet fail to find simple private amusement on a gloomy night. The joke worries about people craving immortality while neglecting everyday humor and personal joy.
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