Tear Gas Used on Peru Rioters During Stevenson Visit
Police deployed tear gas grenades in downtown Lima to disperse leftist demonstrations opposing Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson. Stevenson remained safe at the U S Embassy residence after a friendly airport welcome by Prime Minister Beltran and Peruvian officials.
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Lima
Peru
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
U. S
Kennedy
la Paz
Federation of
Limatambo
U.S
Pedro Beltran
Beltran
Manuel Prado
Presidential
Federal Judge Denies Plea In Marcello Case
U S District Judge Alexander Holtzoff refused to reverse a ruling upholding Carlos Marcello's deportation. Marcello's attorney Jack Wasserman said the ruling permits an appeal to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals. Marcello seeks release on bond while under new deportation considerations and faces entering the country illegally in Texas.
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Washington
U. S
Alexander Holtzoff
Carlos Marcello
New Orleans
Jack Wasserman
Marcello
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Tunis
Guatemala
U.S
United States
Mellen
Tex
U. S. Board of Immigration and Naturalization
Crossing Crash Fatal For Four
A crack passenger train hit a car with nine women and children at a Nashville crossing. Four people died and five were injured, including a mother and her son who died instantly. Three others later died at General Hospital. Names include Frances Hyder 31 and Mike Hyder 11 among the deceased. Tony Hyder 7 and Buddy Withers infant among the injured. Tony Hyder described the collision saying he shut his eyes as they hit.
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Nashville
Tenn
UPI
Ater
Frances Hyder
Mike Hyder
Juanita Pierce
Raymond Jacob Withers
Tony Hyder
David Hyder
Buddy Withers
Peggy Withers
Ann Withers
General Hospital
Tidemlands Dispute Sparks Governor and Atty General Clash
Gov Jimmie H Davis seeks a settlement favorable to Louisiana while a multi party dispute grows over his two chosen representatives for federal talks on the Tidelands. Atty Gen Gremillion accuses rivals of seeking a quick settlement and suggests Reily aims to run for governor in 1964.
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Baton Rouge
Jimmie H. Davis
Tidelands
Louisiana
Jack Gremillion
Gremillion
Davis
James S. Reily
Owen W. Ware
Stewart Udall
Reily
Jim Reily
Dist
Atty
Leander Perez
Plaquemines
St. Bernard Parish
Perez
Discoverer Goes Into Polar Orbit From California Base
The 25th Discoverer satellite lifted Friday night from Vanderburg Air Force Base California and reached a polar orbit an hour and 45 minutes after launch. The Air Force reported a 2100 pound payload, with the second stage ignition deemed satisfactory about half an hour later.
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Vanderburg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Alaska
Hawaii
Lions from West Monroe head to Atlantic City convention
Mayor J Allan Norris and his family travel to Atlantic City New Jersey for the Lions Clubs International annual national convention. Local Lion Bob Wilson and Bill Keighney join him with Wilson set to become Louisiana governor and attend a three day district governors school starting Saturday before the meeting.
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West Monroe
J. Allan Norris
Atlantic City
N.J
Boardwalk City
Bobby Wilson
Bill Keighney
Wilson
Lions
Louisiana
New French Electric Car Promises Low Travel Cost
A new French electric car claims travel from New York to Los Angeles costs under eight cents per mile. The drawback is the extension cord priced at $15 000.
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New York
Los Angeles
Ouachita Farmers Protest Omnibus Farm Bill
Farmers and business leaders in Ouachita Parish denounced the omnibus farm bill at an agri business meeting in West Monroe. They opposed ASC appointment of W Barry Mitchell and argued the bill gives the secretary of agriculture overreaching control, backing parallel moves by parishes to oppose the measure. President Joe Dixon announced a State Farm Bureau convention in Shreveport on July 26 and urged letters to delegates.
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Ouachita Parish
Kenney Administration
Louisiana Agriculture Stabilization Committee
Louisiana Agriculture
Assembly
Secretary of Agriculture
Agriculture
West Monroe
W. Barry Mitchell
Providence Insurance
ASC
East Carroll Parish
Morehouse Parish
Ascension Parish
Morehouse Bureau
Mitchell
Farmers Land
Joe Dixon
State Farm Bureau
Shreveport
Riders Plan Court Test On Arrests
Mississippi legal tactics against Freedom Riders move to federal court after authorities thwart an desegregation effort. Elizabeth Wyckoff petitions to challenge breach of peace arrests while City Judge James Spencer convicts six more riders, bringing total convictions to 116 since May 24.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Freedom Riders
Elizabeth Wyckoff
New York
U. S. District Court
William Kunstler
American Civil Liberties Union
Wyckoffs
U. S. Dist
Sidney Mize
Biloxi
Kunstler
James Spencer
Kennedy’s Help Sought by Freedom Riders Leaders
Nine leaders of the Freedom Riders met with Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy in Washington to seek help in stopping arrests of demonstrators against segregation. The meeting followed Kennedy’s remarks that desegregated travel issues are before the courts and the ICC. The coordinating committee of the student nonviolence movement, led by Rev. James Lawson, organized the visit.
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Washington
Freedom Riders
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Justice Department
ICC
Student Nonviolence Movement
James Lawson
Shelbyville, Tenn
Young Slayers Waive Hearing in Ziegler Slaying
James Latham 19 and George York 18 waived preliminary hearing in the death of Otto Ziegler 62 of Oakley Kan. They were bound over to district court for the next term in mid-September and were arrested after fleeing from Utah with Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents.
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Sharon Springs
Kan
James Latham
George York
Latham
F. H. Dobbs
York
Otto Ziegler
Oakley
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Aurora
Colo
Utah
Kelly Woman Killed in Two Car Crash Near Columbia
A Friday collision near Columbia killed Mittie Helton, 67, a Kelly resident. Ray A. Phillips, 76, and Bertie Phillips, 62, were critically hurt, Amada Jo Meredith, 19, of Grayson, was seriously injured. All injured were taken to Caldwell Hospital then St. Francis in Monroe. Funeral services for Helton will be at Kelly Baptist Church, with interment in Little Star Cemetery.
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Columbia
Kelly
Mittie Helton
Ray A. Phillips
Bertie Phillips
Phillips
Helton
Amada Jo Meredith
Grayson
Caldwell Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Monroe
Polce
Mittie Strebeck
Kelly Baptist Church
Goss
Little Star
Riser and Son Funeral Home
Mertie Braddock
A. A. Braddock
Estelle Thorn
Ollie Strebeck
Frank Strebeck
Lee Strebeck
San Angelo
Tex
Lula Nelson
Clarks
K. R. Russsell
Jack Mayes
Sandy Caraway
Hardy Claunch
Wilbert Nelson
Travis Hargrove
Maurice Hargrove
Melvis Childress
Rain and warmth shift after cool June spell
The region saw a cool mid June with 0.61 inch of rain by 6 p.m. Yesterday’s high reached 66 and the low 61. Today's forecast calls for warmer temperatures with light rain, highs in the 60s to 70s across the state, and similar conditions expected Sunday.
Maritime Strike Enters Third Day Threatens Shipping
A major maritime strike disrupts 30 ports and nearly 1,000 ships amid White House and Labor Department efforts for weekend talks. Union action threatens to cripple the U.S. merchant fleet while the government seeks a quick settlement. Fidel Castro also discussed Latin American security needs and military aid with Congress.
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New York
White House
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fidel Castro
W. A. Enemark
Latin America
Soviet Ballet Star Nureyev Defects to France
In Paris on Friday Rudolf Nureyev the 23 year old leading male dancer of the Kirov Opera ballet group refused to return to the Soviet Union and sought asylum in France. He fled from the troupe at Le Bourget Airport when about to board a plane for London and was escorted to Paris.
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Nureyev
France
Paris
Ministry of Interior
Kirov Ballet
Paris Opera
Palace of Sports
Olivier Merlin
le Monde
Vaslav Nijinsky
France-Soir
Moscow
Czech diplomat accused of espionage with U N
State Department says Miroslav Nacvalac, number two at the Czech U N mission, took intelligence data from an American government employee for about a year. The contact used a Ukrainian hostage to compel cooperation. the couple has since married in the United States. The Czech mission disputes the U N withdrawal claim and notes U S actions.
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Washington
State Department
United Nations
Department
Lincoln White
Miroslav Nacvalac
U. N
U. S
White
Nacvalac
Czechoslovakia
U. N. Secretariat
U.N
Funchess Sues to Block Ouster Over School Chief Post
Ousted East Baton Rouge School Superintendent Lloyd V. Funchess seeks a court injunction to stop Lloyd Lindsey from assuming the job and to bar the school board from making any replacement move. The board in an emergency meeting voted 6 5 to name Lindsey, a plan tied to a February reshuffle that overturned a January four year term for Funchess. Lindsey had pledged to stay as principal until legal matters clear, while Funchess argues his January election and oath were valid and the rescission was illegal.
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Jimmie H. Davis
Lindsey
Baton Rouge
Funchess
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