Supreme Court to hear Georgia county unit voting case
The Supreme Court agreed to review a federal three judge ruling that Georgia's county unit vote system for Democratic primaries is unconstitutional. The high court will not hear an immediate appeal, with the September 12 primary set to proceed under existing orders.
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Georgia
Washington
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Georgia State Democratic Party
Eugene Cook
Georgia Democratic Priimary
U. S
State House
Cook
Sale Democratic Party
Atrompt
James O'Hear Sanders
Talks Averting Strikes At TWA Opened In Washington
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg opened peace talks to avert a threatened TWA flight engineers strike. Labor officials and AFL CIO Flight Engineers International Association joined, while a TWA engineering leader was absent. Talks follow prior delays and a Kennedy administration warning to settle without a walkout.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Trans World Airlines
Goldberg
Air Line Pilots Association
Fight Engineers
HS. Dietrich
TWA
Asher Schwartz
New York
W. Willard Wirte
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Wisconsin University
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Air Lines
International Association
Aflcio
Actor Robinson Stricken With Serious Illness in Kenya
Nairobi reports Howard G. Robinson, 68, in hospital in northern Canganyilka after a heart attack. He is filming a movie with a company camped at 6,000 feet on a 5,000-foot mountain near Mt Kilimanjaro. A heart specialist was flown from Nairobi to assist. Earlier he fractured his right thumb in a car door incident.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Howard G. Robinson
Canganyilka
Robinson
Mt Kilimanjaro
Six Killed Sunday on Iowa Roads
Six persons died and ten were injured in auto accidents across Iowa on Sunday. Notable crashes included a three death wreck east of Marshalltown in a rainstorm on Highway 30 involving two cars, killing Ray Hartwell 68 his wife and Mark Levin 79.
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Towa
Marshalltown
Ray Hartwell
Mark Levin
Niles
Alfred Howth
Emmetsburg
Albert City
Merle Kron
Turin
Raymond Dahl
Estherville
Superior
Dickinson
Floyd Slover
Hartwells
Davenport
Stover
Deaconess Evangelical Hospital
Marshailtown
Allen Lewis
Chicago
Levin
Dahl
Higgins
Elvin Eckman
East Chain
Mary
Eckman
Prison Riot Roils St Vincent de Paul Penitentiary
A riot at St Vincent de Paul Penitentiary near Montreal left 1,100 inmates in upheaval, with 30 injured and six buildings gutted. A prisoner wounded by rifle fire died in hospital amid a six hour siege as troops and guards recaptured the compound and began a board inquiry.
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Montreal
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary
Michael ‘le, Corre
Vincent de Paul
Canada
LeCorve
St. Vincent de Paul
Severe Thunderstorms Cause Major Injuries Across NE Iowa
At least 30 people were injured as severe thunderstorms and gale force winds struck northeast Iowa. Waterlo o and Cedar Rapids area damage included toppled trees, wrecked roofs, a horse drawn buggy blown off a road, and cars crushed by a fallen tree. Dozens lost power as lines and stores were damaged and Cedar River Park shelter areas saw many seek cover.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
Cigy
Pat Shannon
Jean Marden
Sherry Legierman
Eldora
Waterloo Atorntctims
Vernon Gigi
St. France
Ed Borntrager
Pear Maeleton
Robert Reinhart
Decorah
Borntrager
Oelwein
Reinharts
Maine Citizens Vote in Primary
Maine voters face three nominating contests and a $1.3 million bond referendum on an educational television plan. Officials expect a light turnout under 100,000 as two Republican congressmen, Staley B. Tupper and Peter A. Garland, vie for the expanded 1st District amid reapportionment.
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Portland
Maine
Staley B. Tupper
Guards Flee From Montreal Prison After Riot Breaks Out
Guards flee a penitentiary north of Montreal after prisoners riot endangering staff. Windows were removed from outside by officials during the disturbance, with AP Photofax coverage.
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St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary
Montreal
Second Set of Twins in Year Reported in St Louis
A 20 year old St Louis woman has given birth to her second set of twins in less than a year. The twins are two boys born Sunday to parents Richard and Eugenia Voight. Voight is 22. The twins join a pair of twin sisters Susan and Sandra born July 3 last year.
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St. Louis
Susan
Sandra
Richard
Eugenia Voight
Voight
Secret Army Halts Destruction in Algiers and Oran
A pact between the Secret Army Organization and Moslem Nationalists halted the scorched earth campaign in Algiers and Oran. Arson and bomb attacks slowed with a cease amid a quiet morning. European settlers welcomed potential peace as FLN and extremists claimed progress toward a new Algeria to be decided by a July referendum.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Oran
Ie Moslam
National Liberation Front
FLN
Algeria
Drownings in Murky Pond Near Midland
A parked car, picnic items, and an empty inflatable raft marked a pond tragedy Sunday. Fuller M Lovett 56 his wife Lotlie 47 and two boys Ronald 9 Donald Curtis 10 drowned while attempting rescue beside a pond along a freeway under construction. Lovett and Lotlie were recovered fully clothed. the boys wore bathing suits.
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Midland
Mich
Fuller M. ‘Lovett
Lotlie
Ronald
Donald Curtis
Lovell
Stock Losses Trim Gains As Market Falters
New York stocks opened with gains continuing Friday's rally but soon slipped into a fairly sharp loss this afternoon. There was no specific news to spark the turn, and profit taking wiped out earlier advances as trading continued.
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New York
Man charged in murder near Barnegat Light
Leroy A. Harrison, 41, of Hamilton Inp near Trenton New Jersey, charged with murder of Phyllis Jones 24 near Toms River. Harrison, photographed in custody by state police in Princeton, had a 1949 rape conviction and allegedly confessed after she spoke to him while fishing on a Barnegat Light beach.
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Leroy A. Harrison
Hamilton Inp
Trenton
N. J
Phyllis Jones
Toms River
Princeton
Harrison
Barnegat Light
Objections derail Laos coalition plan in Vientiane
In Vientiane Laos neu tralist Prince Souvanna Phouma objected to a coalition regime and delayed installation in Taos. He met King Savane Wathana and warned the assembly decree must drop pro Western references. Souphanouvong and Souvanna Vientiane delayed as U S military aid and imperialism claims framed the dispute.
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Vientiane
Laos
Taos
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Savane Wathana
National Assembly
Sembly
Souvarna
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Souvannao
U.S
United States
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