Violence Sparks New Tensions After Wallace Speech in Cambridge
In Cambridge Maryland violence and arrests erupt after Alabama Governor George C Wallace speaks to 1500 supporters at a political rally. National Guardsmen deploy tear gas and a 1 a.m. curfew is imposed as 14 are jailed and Gloria Richardson and other integration leaders are detained.
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George Gelson
Cambridge
Stanley Branche
Committee For Freedom Now
Left
Gloria Richardson Toenter
George Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
George C. Wallace
National Guard
Pikesville
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Noth
Baltimore
Richardson
Youth Admits Joyrides in Planes From Local Airport
In Keokuk Iowa Lee County sheriff said 18 year old Jan Knipe admitted taking planes without permission for late night joy rides with friends since January. No charges filed yet against Knipe or the other four youths involved. The issue surfaced after a plane with Knipe and Albert Cooper hit a fence while attempting to take off from an Illinois farm field last Saturday.
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Hamilton
Lee County Sherriff
Harald Delxweyde
Jan Knipe
Knipe
Albert Cooper
Ilinois
Death Toll in Military Plane Mishaps Tops 92
Ninety-two persons are dead or missing after four military plane crashes around the world, mainly American personnel. A fifth U.S. Air Force fighter crashed in the Philippines but its crew parachuted to safety. Crashes occurred Monday near Clark Air Base in the Philippines, off Cadiz Spain, southern England, and Alabama. The Clark crash killed 73 aboard the jetliner and two in a hospital. another victim was a taxi passenger struck during approach. Crews of a U.S. Navy patrol plane remain missing after crashing into the sea near Cadiz. A British Vulcan bomber also went down in southern England with four crew killed.
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Philippines
Spain
England
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Rola
Britain
Two Iowa Women among Victims in Philippines Crash
Two Iowa women were among 83 people aboard a military transport plane that crashed near Clark Air Base in the Philippines, killing 73. The Defense Department listed missing include Airman Dorothy Buck of Davenport and Captain Dorothy Gifford of Charles City, relatives said. The incident also left two crewmen injured after a separate parachute failure during a related jump near Searle, Alaska.
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Clark Air Force’ Base
Philippines
Defense Department
J.C
Dorothy R. L. Buck
Maria K. Gordon
Davenport
To Continue Session If Action Lags Mansfield Will Push Civil Rights Bill
Washington The Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said Congress may be kept in session into the new year to pass the civil rights bill and Johnson program, after breakfast with Johnson and leaders. He reported no progress after days of debate and said the bipartisan Senate leadership will try to bring the bill to a vote, deciding on debate limits if needed.
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Daniel’ B. Brewster
Johnson
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
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Cen
Senate Rules Committee
Clifford PB
Case
R-N-J
Bobby Baker
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Tal Dhe Botom
Rules Committee
Baker
Death of Rep Clarence Cannon 85 Longtime Appropriations Chief
Rep Clarence Cannon D Missouri and dean of the House died at 4 a.m. in Washington. He served in Congress since 1922 and led the Appropriations Committee, shaping billions in funding. Rites set for Elsberry Missouri with services at 2 p.m. at Elsberry Baptist Church.
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Appropriations
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U. S
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Congress
Appropriations Committee
George Mahon
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Cannon
Elsherry
Elsberry Baptist Church
Washington Hospital Center
Jez
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
George H. Mahon
McNamara Visits Saigon Under Tight Security
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara arrived in Saigon for a 30 hour visit to discuss progress in the war. He moved between conferences with top U.S. and Vietnamese officials amid heavy protection after a plot to mine a bridge surfaced. Security crews, police escorts, and Special Forces accompanied him as he pledged U.S. support for the war effort. U.S. and NATO allies debated aid levels while Dean Rusk urged allied backing.
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Viet Nam
Robert $. McNamara
McNamara
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
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Dean Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West Germany
America
NATO
Housewife finishes globe flight at Oakland amid escort
Joan Merriam, 27, Long Beach housewife, landed safely at Oakland Airport after Coast Guard escorts. She battled bad weather and engine trouble during the Hawaii to mainland leg of her 27 500 mile globe journey. Merriam had earlier turned back to Hawaii with engine trouble, radioed for help, and completed the Honolulu Oakland stretch aided by a weather ship and guards. Meanwhile Dr Virgil M Hancher, retiring president of the University of Iowa, received the Army Outstanding Civilian Service Medal at Iowa City during Governor Harold Hughes ceremonies.
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Long Beach
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Hawaii
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Army
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Iowa Qity
University of Iowa
Harold’ Hughes
SUI School of Religion Plans Larger Program
Trustees of the University of Town School of Religion launch a fund drive honoring M Willard Lampe director emeritus to expand the religious program. Re elected board president is Philip D Adler Davenport publisher, with officers Sen George O Malley Howard Roach Rep Bruce El Mahan and Elmer Miller among others and new board member Dr Walter J Balzer Davenport.
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School of Religion
University of Town
M. Willard Lampe
Harold Tuerksen
Robert Michaelson
Tsure
School of ‘Religion
Philip D. Adler
Davenport
George O'Malley
Des Moines
Howard Roach
Plainsfield
State
Bruce el. Mahan
Town’ City
And
Elmer
Miller
Walter J. Balzer
Rusk urges complete isolation of Cuba in NATO talks
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged the complete isolation of Communist Cuba at the opening NATO Council session. He called for Western allied support in South Vietnam, if not manpower, then industrial aid and medical teams, to boost the local resolve amid Cold War tensions.
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Netherlands
Dean Rusk
Cuba
NATO Council
Rusk
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Ao Rusk
United States
Fidel Castro
NATO
Britain
France
NATO Council of Foreign Ministers
Iowa Firm To Clean Washington Monument Restoration
Cedar Rapids firm D C Taylor Co wins a 195001 contract to restore the George Washington monument in Washington D C. Dudley Taylor, company president, said work will begin next Monday and last five months.
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Famagusta seals off in UN shift after Cyprus clash
UN peacekeepers sealed the old Turkish quarter of Famagusta after deadly crossfire left two Greek Cypriot officers and a youth leader dead and a Turkish Cypriot killed. Ten Turkish Cypriots were reported missing, likely held by Greek forces, as Greek port workers avoided the waterfront and Turkish dock crews stayed home.
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Cyprus
I — Trish
U.N
Famagusta
Exiled groups discuss action against Castro in Cuba
Anti Castro exiles in Miami and Florida speak of guerrilla war sabotage and infiltration while keeping plans secret prior to the Bay of Pigs era. JURE leader Ray and ally Cisneros hint at inside action by May 1 with Revolutionary Unity and MMR distributing Artime speeches predicting a hard war and defections.
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Cisneros
Mamiel Ray
Cuba
Castro
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JURE
Ray
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
Bay of Pigs
Manuel Artime
Goliath
David
Revolutionary “Unity Movement
Brazil
Joao Goulart
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