Rusk says North Vietnam refuses peace talks unless a Communist government rules South Vietnam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the American Foreign Service Association that Hanoi will not enter peace negotiations unless it accepts a Communist dominated South Vietnamese government in advance. He charged that North Vietnam and China are adamant against any path to peace and see domination beyond Southeast Asia.
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Southeast Asia
Shreveport Woman Elected Assistant Treasurer
Mrs. Dwayne Furlow of Shreveport was elected assistant treasurer Tuesday of the National Ladies Auxiliary of the American Baptist Association. The Rev. C. D. Arnold of New Orleans and the Rev. J. W. Kesner Jr. of Sogolusa were named to the advisory council.
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Marshals Seize Chained Pickets At Foley Square
Fourteen demonstrators attempted to block courthouse entrances in Foley Square by chaining to posts. Marshals cut the chains and carried away those who resisted after two hours. The group, linked to SNCC and CORE, protested federal inaction over arrests in Jackson, Mississippi.
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Mayor Lifts Suspension of Policeman in Newark Clash
Newark mayor lifts the five day suspension of Patrolman Henry Martinez who killed Lester Longav after he slashed a colleague with a knife. CORE threatens a massive protest unless a civilian police review board is created by next Wednesday, while a grand jury probes the case.
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Production Chief Named For Pageant
Dr George C Brian Cartesian professor of speech at Northeast Louisiana State College named production chief for the Miss Louisiana Pageant at Neville auditorium July 1 2 and 3 Announcement by James C Ussery general pageant chairman highlights Brians extensive stage production experience He previously directed Baton Rouge Little Theatre from 1948 to 1951 and has taught at Northeast State College since 1953 He helped produce and emcee Miss Northeast Beauty Pageant and played lead in Mary Mary at the Little Theatre He is directing a children s play Mr Poppers Penguins and holds BS MS and PhD from Louisiana State University
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Jake” Ussery
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John Burns Named Head Of Cities Service
John J. Burns, 56, former RCA president and investment manager, was named to head Cities Service Co. succeeding Burl S. Watson. The move places Burns at the helm of a $1.1 billion annual operation, after a career spanning teaching, steel industry work, Booz Allen & Hamilton partnership, and RCA presidency. He expressed enthusiasm for leading the firm and cited its vast assets and business.
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Charles S. Mitchell
Economic Depression Emerges as NYSE Prices Collapse
In 1893 a major economic depression began when prices on the New York Stock Exchange collapsed, triggering widespread financial distress.
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New York Stock Exchange
New York Post Shuts Down Over Automation Row
The New York Post suspended publication after a labor dispute with the Printers Union over automation. Dorothy Schiff told union leader Bertram Powers printers should not report to the composing room after eight were suspended for refusing to process computer punched tape. The shutdown followed negotiations on computer aided typesetting introduced a week earlier.
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New York Post
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Dorothy Schiff
Bertram Powers
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Priners
Old Pennsylvania Law Must Go
Four Pennsylvania legislators moved to repeal a 1751 law that bans firing a gun without a governor’s license. Historians say it aimed to curb chimney shooting by pioneers. Rep Renwick notes the law is obsolete with current gun and hunting statutes.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Venango County
William F. Renwick
New Commander Named for Fort Polk
Brig. Gen. Kelsie L. Reaves, currently with the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Washington, D. C., will assume command of Fort Polk around August 1.
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Public On Warning About Mariner 4 Mars Photos
Public notices urged patience as Mariner 4 heads for Mars on an excellent mission. JPL at Caltech warned photographs next month may not yield firm surface detail due to the great distance of about 134 million miles.
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