Demonstrations in Jackson Follow Mass Arrests
Renewed protests erupted in Jackson as more than 400 marchers including teenagers were arrested after failing to obtain permits. NAACP officials condemned police methods and urged nonviolent civil disobedience while a white former officer was convicted of assault.
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Farish Street Baptist Chapel
Willig Ludden
Atlanta
NAACP
Janiden
Offacer
Brinkley High School
Ning
Dravet
Ludden
James Spencer
Beonie Oliver
Memphis Norman
Norman
Tallahassee Negroes Win Picketing Protection Ruling
In a sweeping court decision, Tallahassee Negroes gain protection to picket the city’s white movie theaters. Demonstrations halted on Friday, plans for peaceful campus pickets expanded, and suits against theaters prepared for alleged indignities. The ruling permits regulated picketing with modified terms, while attorneys call it a tremendous milestone in Southern civil rights.
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Florida A&m University
Negra
Viovida
Slate
Les Pendleton
Florida
Le 10
Tole
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Tobias Simon
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Wegners
Advent of June Mild With Rain Forecast Across Regions
A misspelled weather note describes mild early June with showers across a broad area. Mentions fair conditions in the Mississippi Valley, Maine, the Southwest, and California with scattered 40s and 50s temperatures, brief cool spells in Montana and Needles California, and a cool front moving southeastward into the Plains. Predicts rising humidity and moisture increases ahead.
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Wis
Thresher Is In One Piece but Badly Split Photos
Navy experts study undersea wreckage after the Thresher disaster that claimed 125 lives. Photos from Robert D. Conrad’s research vessel show the submarine largely intact but badly split, one mile south of an oil slick. Capt. Frank A. Andrews notes the craft appears whole though torn, as a full hull survey awaits Trieste dives and court of inquiry hearings in Portsmouth and Washington.
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Portsmrouth Navy
Veysel
Robert D. Conrad
Boston
Denning
Syardint Thresner
Washington
C. Bishop
Navy scraps admiral post idea in favor of reorganized supply bureaus
Navy Secretary Fred Korth announced a management reorganization moving four bureaus that administer direct support activities into a chief of naval material. The plan abandons a created admiral post, keeping bureau chiefs in place while shifting responsibilities for ships yards docks and supplies to a single logistics office.
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Fred Korth
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Pope Near Death as Pope Regains Momentary Consciousness
Pope John XXIII rallied briefly after lapsing into a coma from stomach tumor hemorrhages and peritonitis. Vatican officials reported conscious episodes, breathing steadier yet the pontiff remained gravely ill as doctors warned that only a miracle could prolong life.
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Vatican Congregations For
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Conta
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Holy Father
Pope Priestly Dying Prayers Move World Hearts
Vatican reports Pope John Paul II faced death with serenity and constancy. He whispered, Jesus, Iesus and the lines from Christ before Lazarus, I am the resurrection and the life. As he weakened, he blessed those working for peace and asked forgiveness for any hurt caused.
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Chafee Pushes Tax Boost For Rhode Island Industry
Governor Chafee urged a 1 percentage point sales tax increase to fund vocational schools parks and elderly care arguing Rhode Island needs more and better industry. He cited revenue from a 3 percent sales tax already in place and warned opponents framed by political motives. Local business leaders noted cross-border shopping and tax avoidance as factors in support and resistance.
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Newport Jazz Festival Announces Evening Programs 63
George Wel, producer, lists schedules for the Newport Jazz Festival 63 openers and upcoming Folk Festival dates July 26 27 28. July 4 night features Zoot Sims Howard McGhee Ray Bryant Monk and more. July 3 highlights Mayor Ferguson Orchestra and several notable groups. Saturday showcases Newport Jazz Festival All Stars with Duke Ellington and Nancy Wilson among others. Final night features Herbie Mann and Johnny Coltane Quartets plus others.
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Wein
Newport Casino
Zoot Sins
Howard McGhee
Ray Jhiynes
Clark Novy
PeeWee Russell Quavies
Thelonious Monk
Grames
Canneyball Adderley
Nita Simone
Stan Kenton
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Ferguson
Bony Stitt
Lambert
Headicks
Havan
Gorey Mulligin
Divey Cillesple
Mut Dackson
Joe Willian
Bad Freeman
Ruby Butt
Gorge Wein
Nancy Wilson
Rantiey Lewis
Sonny Rotting
Colemay Hawkins
Duka Ellington
Bunny Briggs
Baby Lawrence
Tallers
Martial Sola
Herbie Mann
Dalaln Staton
Dave Hrubeck
Jimmy Smith
John Colt’ane
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