Malta Independence Debate Spurs London Talks
In London five Maltese parties debate independence as Commonwealth and Colonial Secretary Duncan Sandys warns Britain will not rush Malta. Dr Borg Olivier seeks early independence but Mintoff urges non alignment. Malta relies on British aid and trade, with Gozo and the dockyard economy at stake.
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United Press International
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Commonwealth
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Dom Mintoff
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Gozo
Mintoff
First Cavalry Division Pioneer in Civil War to Korea Conflicts
A Washington AP overview traces the 1st Cavalry Division from Civil War regiments and early Indian wars through World War II modernizations to its 1950 Korean War actions defending Seoul and pushing back across the 38th Parallel, including Lingayen Gulf and Manila campaigns.
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1St Cavalry
Admiralty Islands
Japan
Republic of Korea
Illinois Youth Committed To State Commission
An 11 year old boy Kenneth Warner was committed to the Illinois Youth Commission after saying he strangled 4 year old Lynn Ann Kozlowski. The body was found in a field southeast of Joliet on June 28 after she vanished from a playmate's yard. The boy claimed he killed her “for practicing by choking cats and kittens.”
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Til
Illinois Youth Commission
Kenneth Warner
Lynn Ann Kozlowski
Joseph Trizna
Lynn Ano
Bastrop Group Presents Plans for Revised Regulations
The Bastrop Planning Commission will present revised subdivision regulations to the public in the Bastrop city courtroom Thursday at 8 p.m. Changes from a previous meeting have been incorporated and citizens are urged to attend.
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City of
Planning Commission
Rockefeller Campaign Promises Civil Rights Enforcement
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller pledges tougher enforcement of antidiscrimination laws after meetings with six Negro clergymen and civil rights leaders. More than 800 arrests occurred during nearly a month of protests at state and city financed construction sites demanding 25 percent minority labor participation. The first case of alleged discrimination will be heard August 15 by the State Commission for Human Rights.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Downstate Medical Center
Brooklyn
Rockefeller
State Commission For Human Rights
Herbert Crispell
Building Trades Council
George Fowler
Manhattan
Fowler
The
Urban League of Greater New York
Governor
Night Watch Maintained In Hallandale Florida
Hallandale Florida police maintain dusk to dawn patrols between Black and White sections after a surge of reported incidents. Mayor John D Steele says a panic exists and a 40 officer cordon blocks the northwest White area and the White section, while the accused offender is pursued. Hallandale, population about 10,000, lies 15 miles north of Miami.
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Hallandale
Fla
Florida
John D. Steele
Steele
Miami
Pickets Claim Racial Staffing Policy at Hospital
Pickets from Local 69 of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees accuse the hospital of employing no Black workers in clerical positions. The protest centers on alleged racial job restrictions and fair hiring practices.
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Local 69
American Federation of State
Step Up Search For Missing Army Aircraft
SEOUL Korea More than 30 American and South Korean planes began a stepped up search at dawn today for a small U S Army aircraft missing with six men aboard since Sunday. Poor weather hampered two days of efforts with ground parties unable to locate the plane. The aerial hunt stretched along Korea s eastern coast from Daepo Ri 25 miles south of the trace line where the plane took off Sunday at about 3 pm. A UNC spokesman said there was no evidence the craft was downed by Communist guns though he did not rule out the possibility.
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Korea
UPS
South Korea
Daepo-Ri
United Nations Command
UNC
Summer School Ends This Week At Northeast College
The North East State College summer semester wraps this week with final exams starting today and ending Thursday. Graduating seniors and master's candidates will rehearse Thursday at the President's home, 2:30 to 3:00 p.m., followed by a 3:00 p.m. rehearsal. Commencement occurs Saturday at 6:30 p.m. on the President's lawn with Dr. Cecil G. Taylor delivering the address. The Arizona Wildcats trail or lead in series with Arizona State College, 57-24, with first meeting in 1918.
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Cecil G. Taylor
College of Arts and Sciences
Louisiana State University
University of Arizona
Arizona State College
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