Wallace Warns Nation Near Civil War Brink
Alabama Governor George Wallace testifies before the Senate Commerce Committee accusing President Kennedy and civil rights leaders of inciting mob violence. He argues public accommodations legislation pushes the nation toward unrest and warns troops may be needed to police demonstrations.
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Maryland Governor to Meet Cambridge Group
Governor Tawes agrees to meet Cambridge officials in Annapolis to discuss racial strife and wartime restrictions. Mayor Mowbray expects about 20 to attend as National Guardsmen patrol trouble spots and curfews remain in effect amid tense race relations.
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Clergy Lead Brooklyn Protesters Detained by Police
About 500 demonstrators including 20 ministers were held at a Brooklyn construction site as police questioned many for possible disorderly conduct over alleged discrimination against Black workers. The group demanded Mayor Wagner and Governor Rockefeller halt work until hiring practices change.
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Registrar Is Held Guilty of Civil Contempt
The New Orleans federal appeals court found Theron C. Lynd of Hattiesburg Mississippi guilty of civil contempt for disobeying an injunction to cease discrimination against Negro voter applicants. The more serious criminal contempt charge was deferred pending a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on jury trial rights. Lynd, 43, faced the judgment at the federal appellate level.
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Rockefeller Sets Challenge in 1964 GOP Race Debates
New York Governor Rockefeller warned that a Goldwater conservative strategy would split the Republican party in 1964. He said such a move could defeat the GOP or destroy it, arguing the party needed a broader appeal beyond the South and West. Goldwater offered no direct comment, though allies saw the attack as a declaration of war.
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Wirtz Backs Compulsory Arbitration in Rail Labor Rift
Washington secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz urges compulsory arbitration as rail labor talks stall. He warns failure to settle could erode collective bargaining and cites the White House panel and Kennedy administration plans to seek Congress action. Rail carriers push new work rules to trim about 60,000 jobs, while unions contest their necessity. Senators Davis and Morse oppose mandatory arbitration.
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Harvard Climbers Safe on Seven Mountain Expedition
Pilot Don Sheldon reported seven climbers from Harvard University were in good shape on Mt McKinley near Takeima Alaska. The party, last seen six days ago, was spotted Sunday morning after a three day search. They indicated all was well and continued the ascent.
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Confusion Over Identity of London Spy Defector Emerges
Confusion surrounds the British disclosure of a Russian defectors identity once linked to Anatoli Dolnytsin. Sources note Americans fear exposure while UK officials refuse comment on his diplomatic list status and security implications. The case ties to the Profumo affair and Yevgeny Ivanov noting alleged protection and embassy ties.
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Safe Robbery At Moose Club. Two Men Nabbed
Davenport police captured two suspects, Kenneth Humphrey and Bobby Angell, after a custodian reported noises at 1:30 a.m. The Moose Club safe had about 1209 missing, with half recovered from a cloth bag hidden in an nearby alley. A third man remains at large.
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U S Defense Weapons Changes Reported by Pentagon
Washington reports top Pentagon officials weighing defense weaponry shifts including a more capable intercontinental ballistic missile system with enhanced warheads and accuracy, a faster interceptor, expanded anti missile work, and greater emphasis on military space programs.
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Moscow Parley Opens With Optimistic Outlook
Soviet leader Khrushchev opened talks in a Kremlin room with Hariman and Hailsham, joined by Gromyko, Kell, and U.S. and British envoys. The conference aims for a 10 day session on a partial ban banning tests in air, space, and underwater. Western observers expect a package deal linking a test ban with a non aggression treaty as U.S. officials weigh the terms.
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Man Admits Killing of 3 Children in Arizona Forest
Santa Rosa California reports that Robert Alford admitted Sunday to killing three foster children aged 11 to 14 who traveled with him from Oklahoma toward Stockton. Investigators say the children were lured with money and shot near Route 66 in a 7000 foot high pine forest. Alford, 27, faces three murder counts and is being returned to Wil Hans for prosecution.
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Weekend Iowa Traffic Toll Halloween Weekend
The weekend toll reported by the Associated Press lists 10 deaths across Iowa from Friday night through Sunday. Rex Scarbrough, 47, of Carpentersville Tennessee, died in a two car crash near Manly, with eight others hospitalized. Other victims include Shirley Kunzman, 29, Rockwell, killed in a different crash with her husband Don and two passengers. Keokuk road crash claimed Sam Whitaker, 31. Dennis Miller, 21, of rural Tonia, electrocuted after car left Highway 18. Paul Anderson, 37, of rural Fort Dodge, died from injuries earlier in a cay-truck collision. Additional fatalities include Mrs. W. Burt, 62 Des Moines. Harold Berry, 54 Des Moines. Mrs. Clarence Spinler, 41 Marshalltown. and H. D. Lamb, 28 Bloomfield, in separate Friday night wrecks.
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Ecuador Military Seizes Power Against Communists
In Quito the military junta moved to crush Communist influence. They rounded up leftist troublemakers and outlawed the movement while accusing leaders of failing to act. A Cuban ally reportedly supplied funds and orders for a campaign, as Jose Maria Roure faced bars for Red propaganda.
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