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Tennessee Ford
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Art Linkletter
Weath
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Farm & Home
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Pioneers
KLSE
Germany
Agri & Forestry
Air Force Story Kalb-Tv
Alexandria
Emma Odums
Amos & Andy
Popeye
Wyatt Earp
M'Graw
Ben Casey
Matone
KSLA
Shreveport
Pete & Gladys
Stump the Stars
Amos N Andy
Capt Kangaroo
Password Vacation Playhouse
Morgan
Captain Kangaroo
Carol Gartin
Po Ward
Eelyn Gandy
Love Lucy
Paw John N
McCoy
Charle Suitan
J P. Coleman
O—Love of Life
Ktbs-Tv
Ann Ernie Ford
Jane Amar
Texarkana
Loretta Young
Evers blasts Uncle Toms after Detroit march
Charles Evers, brother of Medgar Evers, led a two mile peaceful march in Detroit suburbs with about 10 000 attending a rally. He condemned complacency among Northern Negroes and urged unity behind a capable Black leader while urging self reliance in voting rights activism. He warned against internecine politics and advised against trusting white officials.
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Detroit
Charles Evers
Medgar W. Evers
Uncle Toms
Evers
Goldwater Eyes Decision on Ban Treaty and 64 Run
Senator Barry Goldwater weighs a vote against the limited nuclear test ban treaty that could shape his 1964 GOP presidential bid. A negative vote would rival his Senate GOP colleagues and highlight foreign policy differences with President Kennedy while leaving room for a later shift if a favorable subcommittee report surfaces. If he supports the treaty he aligns with Kennedy, regardless of Soviet actions.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
Goldwater
John Birch
Madison, Wis
Europe
Senate
Quotes From World Leaders and James Meredith Remarks
United Press International reports Pope Paul VI urging common ground with Orthodox sects and Baldwin urging Americans abroad to sign a civil rights petition for Washington. In Mississippi Oxford, a classmate notes James Meredith deserved his diploma. In Alabama Deputy Sheriff Ray Murray recalls the moonshiner who killed Sheriff Cook and Police Chief Pace after they surfaced from tall grass.
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Castelgandolfo
Italy
Paul VI
Paris
James Baldwin
Washington
United States
Oxford
Miss
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Littleville
Ala
Ray Murray
Herman Cook
Neil Pace
Cook
Pace
Notable March: Baruch Sees Future Faithful to Nation
Bernard Baruch, 93, affirmed faith in America and confidence in solving problems with reason, planning to observe his birthday on his usual schedule. Cardinal Spellman dedicated an elementary school at Offutt AFB built with private funds, praising military members. Governor Sanford says he will return to law practice in Fayetteville after his 1965 term, not seeking Cabinet or Supreme Court roles. David O. McKay will dedicate a Mormon chapel in northern Ty dfil, South Wales, birthplace of his mother, at age 89.
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Associated Press
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
United States
New York City
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Offutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Neb
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Fayetteville
N.C
Sanford
U.S. Supreme Court
David O. McKay
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Tydfil
South Wales
McKay
Britain
Salt Lake City
Stripper Lili St Cyr Robbed Of Jewelry In Hollywood
Hollywood police report burglars broke into the home of stripper Lili St Cyr over the weekend and stole costumes wigs furs and jewelry valued at about $10 000 She plans to open a Las Vegas engagement despite the loss and joked about catching cold.
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Hollywood (Ap
Lili St. Cyr
Las Vegas
Miss St. Cyr
Hollywood Hills
York Off Serious List At Veterans Hospital
World War I hero Sgt. Alvin C. York was taken off the serious list at the Veterans Hospital in Nashville Sunday night after a fever developed earlier. Hospital officials could not determine the fever's cause. York had been brought in from Pall Mall, Tennessee the prior week.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Alvin C. York
Veterans Hospital
York
Pall Mall
Tenn
Miners wife recalls long vigil after trap men found alive
Anna Fellin of Sheppton Pa. recounts disbelief and pain as three miners were trapped since last Tuesday and later found alive. She describes praying daily, the moment her son shouted Pop is alive, neighbor jubilation, and her plan to visit the mine at dawn.
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Anna Fellin
Sheppton
David
Associated Press
Hazleton, Pa
Joseph
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