Disabled Fishing Vessel Towed In Gulfport
A six person crew on the 55 foot two masted vessel San Francisco G. out of Pensacola Fla. was towed to safety by the Coast Guard after clutch trouble left the ship disabled about 55 miles south of Mobile Ala. The master was Matthew Pennise of Pensacola.
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Nike
Tom Miles
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Pensacola
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Mobile
Ala
Miles
Matthew Pennise
No Rush Seen In Cold War Negotiating
Washington reports indicate Khrushchev and Kennedy prefer cautious pace in East West talks amid German and Berlin disputes. Rusk’s Bonn visit reassured Adenauer that no advance talks will occur without Allied consent. West Germany expected to sign the test ban treaty within 10 days, while France pursues its independent nuclear program.
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Dean Rusk
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Black Sea
Red China
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Germany
Berlin
Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations Assembly
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
East Germany
West Germany
France
Ward Buddy Also Takes Pill Route
Professional gambler Joe Wade, linked to the late Dr. Ward, was rushed to Oxford infirmary with an apparent sleeping pill overdose. Wade, 39, husband of actress Corinne Grey, claimed to have evidence that could have cleared Ward and said he would testify on television. He named several personalities who could have saved Ward, but specifics were not published. Ward, a central figure in a sex and security scandal, allegedly felt abandoned by powerful friends before his death. Wade was brought to the hospital from Brimpton Grange Hotel with his wife and child, the hospital noting the overdose and that he was improving.
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Oxford
England
UPI
Joe Wade
Stephen Ward
Wade
Corinne Grey
Ward
Society Osteopath
London
Rarcliffe Infirmary
Brimpton Grange
Vidalia Donkey Baseball Game Held Today
Special second annual Donkey Baseball game at 4 p.m. today at Vidalia Dixie Youth Baseball Field. Sponsored by Vidalia Junior Chamber of Commerce. Teams from the Kiwanis Club and the Players will compete. A trained donkey performance is also featured.
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Kiwanis Club
Racial Picketing Violence Erupts Ends at Bronx Diner
Five weeks of racial picketing near a Bronx White Castle diner ended when managers agreed to an immediate campaign to recruit Negro and Puerto Rican employees. The accord followed protests by the Congress of Racial Equality demanding broader non white hiring. Violent outbursts and teen age heckling led to several arrests and injuries.
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New York
Bronx
White Castle
Congress of Racial Equality
Alabama group denies full integration aims in Mobile
ABLE, a roughly 250 member white group in Mobile, says it seeks peaceful public education amid desegregation and denies backing racial integration. Gov. Wallace and Mobile officials challenge ABLE, urging citizens to research the group before involvement. ABLE insists it takes no stand on racial issues and wants to protect education.
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UPI
George Wallace
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ABLE
Holis Wiseman
University of Alabama
Mobile County
John Tyson
Mylan Engel
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