May Renew Demonstrations In Jackson Mississippi Protests
In Jackson Mississippi civil rights leaders renew protests over voter registration after a pause following Medgar Evers assassination. Registrars say staff limits hinder registrations ahead of the August 1 party primaries and the November general election.
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New Orleans
Fimes-Picayuna
Is Sackson Bureau
Ashford
Civeuet Trudges
M. M. McGowan
Sean Hendrie
Medgar
Thel Vampigh
Chinese Reds Skip Moscow Parley After New Soviet Charges
Soviet officials warned of grave consequences as Chinese representatives failed to appear at the Moscow-Peking talks amid a new Soviet attack on Red China. Spaak met Khrushchev in Kiev. observers question whether the talks will continue.
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Peking
Soviet Union
Red China
Pawl - Henri Spaak
Promitt Khrushchev
Central
Lenin Hills
Ing
Chinese Communist Party
Khrushchev
China
Civil Rights Hearings Move On Three Fronts
The Senate Commerce Committee and two House subcommittees advance civil rights hearings on the President's program. Welfare Secretary Celebrezze to urge expanded manpower retraining for more Negro job skills. Rep Powell testifies on agency authority to deny federal aid due to discrimination as Rusk readiness looms next week. About 300 women expected at White House session with Kennedy in late afternoon.
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Kenney
Senate Commerce Committee
Justice
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Adam Clayton Porwell
Dany
Senate Committee
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Congress of Racial Equality Urges End to Federal School Aid
The head of CORE urged the federal government to stop subsidizing segregated schools. Former Justice Department civil rights chief Burke Marshall faced further questioning on a bill to ban racial discrimination in public education.
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Washington
Congress ‘of Racial Equality
Contestany
National
Dieostar Dames
Fursmer
MMAR
Warment
Burke Marshall
Marshall
Congress of Racial Equality
TPF
National League Tops American League in All Star Clash 5-3
National outhit 116 but defeated American 5 to 3 as Tommy Davis and Nellie Fox contributed infield double plays enabling the win. Willie Mays walked and scored on Dick Groat's single, while Leon Wagner started the AL rally with a single and Verga les was hit by a pitch to spark the tying effort.
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Laiiy
Dacksong
Wilie ‘Mays
Dick Groat
Leon Wagner
Zero
Gales
Hurler
McBride Ational
Tommy Davis
Mays
Pearson
Fragk
Earl’ Battey
Bronx Clash Blamed On White Youths In Diner Violence
White youths described as drag racers sparked a Bronx clash at a diner picketed by civil rights demonstrators. Police, with the Tactical Patrol Force, guarded protesters as over 1,000 jeering crowds gathered near a White Castle. A Negro detective, Wilbert Johnson, was charged after firing a pistol over white youths. Demonstrations continued at City Hall and a Lower East Side housing project demanding equal job opportunities.
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New York
Bronx
Wilbert Johnson
Johnson
Baby’s New Heart Valve Makes Music to Mother
Mrs Albert Mazziar leaves Montefiore Hospital in New York with 1 month old Theresa after surgery on June 18 to insert a small artificial heart valve. The device clicks as the tiny ball opens and closes, producing a beating rhythm the mother likens to music. The family lives in suburban New York.
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Albert, Mazzari
New York
Montefiore Hospital
Theresa
House votes to fund Atomic Energy Commission doghouse project
The House approved about 216 million dollars for Atomic Energy Commission programs amid a clash over a 500 thousand dollar line item for dog kennels. Rep. Westland argued the kennels fund experiments on dogs exposed to radioactive material, while others questioned the cost and necessity. The bill, totaling 172.5 million in new construction and 5.5 million for a joint West Germany project, includes a plan requiring congressional authorization for all spending after this year. A separate Iowa Democratic plan to reorganize women’s clubs faced opposition from Polk County Democratic women leaders.
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AEC
Kennedy
Jack Westland
R-Wash
Lovelace ‘Foundation
Albuquerque
Westland
H.R. Gross
Elena
European “Atomic Energy Community
West ‘Germany
Jan Bunge
Commission
Iowa, Democratic State Central Committee
Polk County
Lex Hawkins
Pearl Carlson
Des Moines
Spressteat
Polk
Lad Killed by Falling Chute in Elmore Auction
A rural Elmore Minnesota youth, Lonney Buseh Allen Busch age six, died Monday when part of a cattle auction chute toppled and fell on him. His father Allen Busch attended the auction nearby. Local authorities reported the accident occurred just north of the Iowa border in south central Minnesota.
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Lonney Buseh
Allen’ Busch
Avere
Iowa
South
Central
Goldberg to Decide Plea on Rail Strike Mediation
President Kennedy proposed empowering Justice Arthur J. Goldberg to decide all work rule disputes between railroads and operating unions. I E Wolfe said the binding report would precede the Supreme Court term, with a likely date before Sept 30. Union spokesmen pledged careful consideration while seeking a peaceful settlement to avert a national catastrophe.
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Kennedy
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
I. E. Wolfe
White House
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Wolfe
Wold
Supreme Cort
Reynolis
Wirtz
Reynods
Pierre Salinger
Secretary of Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Futurelu
Post Office
Record U S production heads to new high this year
Washington reports production in the United States expected to reach about 583 billion dollars for the year. Experts anticipate April to June output near 581 billion, with a possible rise to 593 billion by year end.
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Washington
Liquor By The Drink Drives Local Option Votes Across State
Licenses issued by the Liquor Control Commission total 204 today as drives gain momentum for local option elections under the new law. Clergymen in Ringgold and Mount Ayr towns lead petition drives while county officials, congregations, and volunteers target signatures to trigger elections in several counties including Washington, Van Buren, Gay, and Keosauqua.
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Associated Press
Liquor Control Commission
Washington County
van Buren
Congregational Church
Keosauqua
Gay
Worthern Town
Joe McCall
Spencer
Clay Counties
Women’s “Christian, 'Temperance Union
Britain Finalizes Malaysia Federation Plan Across South China Sea
Britain signs a treaty with four commonwealth territories to form the Federation of Malaysia. The plan includes Malaya, Singapore, Sarawak and British North Borneo, with Brunei delaying joiners. The federation aims as a regional buffer against Communist expansion, spanning 130 eight hundred square miles and about ten million people. Singapore hosts a major port and large British military complex, while Brunei backs out at the last moment.
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London
Federation of
Thailand
Philippines
Singapore
Asia
Tass
Britain
Southeast Asia
Brunei
Borneo
Convict Youth For Murder Of Ex Olympic Ace
Reno Nevada Thomas Lee Bean an 18 year old high school youth faced death in the Nevada gas chamber after being convicted of first degree murder Monday in the April 3 dismemberment slaying of Sonja McKaske 24 former Olympic skier The 18 year old youth described at his trial as a rejected unloved boy stared at the jury foreman Joseph Dettling as the death penalty recommendation was read Dist Judge Grant L Bowen set July 15 for sentencing Dist Atty William Baggio said the judge must follow the jury s recommendation Defense attorney Harry Anderson said he probably will appeal
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Thomas Lee Bean
Nevada
Gis Chamber
Sonja McCaskie
Joseph Dett>ling
Grant L. Bowen
William Baggio
Harry Andereson
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