Rail Strike Off Until Mid July Negotiations Continue
The White House announced a postponement of a nationwide rail strike at least until July 10 as Edists for railroads and five operating unions agreed to renew talks to settle the work rules dispute. President Kennedy urged both sides to bargain hard with labor officials and warned Congress if no deal by July 20. The unions represent about 200,000 on‑train workers while railroads push to implement new rules that could affect 40,000 jobs.
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Cleveland Whites Clash in Racial Unrest at Rockefeller Park
White crowds clashed with Black youths after an incident near Rockefeller Park. Police dispersed about 30 white protesters causing injuries to a officer and property damage. at least 10 arrests for disorderly conduct.
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Khrushchev Presses West on Nuclear Test Ban Concessions
Moscow dispatch reports Khrushchev stating no concessions will come from the Soviet side in nuclear test ban talks. He praises Kennedy's call for better East West ties but rejects inspections, insisting the West must sign first to ban all nuclear tests today.
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Race Protest Racks Washington as Demonstration Ends
Washington's largest racial protest concluded quietly with marchers on Pennsylvania Avenue, about 3000 strong at peak. Leaders spoke of a victory in fighting housing bias and ending racial discrimination, while predicting a larger sit-in as civil rights debates loom this summer.
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Middletown Highs First Graduates Receive Pointers From Gov Chafee
Governor Chafee addressed Middletown High School's first graduating class urging perseverance, health, and community service. He encouraged political involvement and praised the school’s setting and staff while noting graduates are masters of their fate.
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Thousands attend funeral as Mississippi endures racial strife
Jackson mourns Medgar Evers with thousands in procession and a national church call for silent 15 minute memorials at noon. The scene at the Negro Masonic Temple drew prominent Black leaders and white clergy while tensions rose after a white youth was shot nearby. Police reported mixed reactions as NAACP leaders warned of mass demonstrations to desegregate public spaces.
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Red China Warns Khrushchev Over Yugoslavia Split
Peking’s People’s Daily accuses Khrushchev of hard line on Yugoslavia and signals no compromise on ideological differences. The broadcast notes China’s stance amid Iran talks and Western pressure for a Kashmir settlement.
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Racial strife in U S cited by Korea republic press
An English language Korea Republic editorial warned that racial strife in the United States threatens U S prestige abroad. It claimed international communism could exploit southern unrest to discredit American values.
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Red Spaceman Starts His Second Day Aloft
MOSCA AP reports cosmonaut Valery Bykovsky completed 24 hours in orbit aboard Vostok 3. He slept six hours and reported normal health, appetite, and equipment. The mission aims for a five day stay with potential female cosmonaut Ludmilla later. US NASA hesitates comment as Mercury and Gemini show competing plans.
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Detroit Negro youths stab white man near school
Police seek group of about ten Negro youths after a white man was stabbed and back injuries reported outside a west Detroit school in a racially mixed neighborhood. He said attackers shouted slurs and threats. victim described as in temporarily serious condition.
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Macmillan Secluded as Ouster Clamor Mounts in Britain
London AP reports Prime Minister Macmillan staying at his country home amid rising demands for his ouster as Parliament prepares for Monday debates on the Profumo affair. The scandal links Christine Keeler to former War Minister John Profumo and a Soviet naval attaché, with security concerns cited by aides and ministers weighing leadership.
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Beakley Named Commandant Of First Naval District
Vice Adm Beakley with a long career at sea and in staff roles is tapped as commandant of the First Naval District. He will relieve Rear Adm Arthur Waylon at Newport, after taking duties as district head in September.
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Negroes Endorse Maryland Demonstration Pause
In Cambridge Maryland National Guard troops were ordered into the town after curfew was imposed to curb four nights of violence. Civilian orders limited street activity and a police presence, while NAACP officials urged residents to stay indoors as guardsmen moved into the Negro district to enforce the curfew.
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Navy chief petty officer and wife injured in North Kingstown blast
A Navy chief petty officer and his wife were seriously hurt yesterday when an explosion ripped their two story house on Old Baptist Road in North Kingstown. The man, Paul Eferheimer, and his wife Louise, 50, sustained extensive injuries and were transported to Naval Air Station Quonset Point by Navy ambulance and later flown to the Naval Hospital. One wall of the house collapsed and the kitchen stove ignition caused gas engine blasts. Their 12 year old daughter Elaine and 16 year old son David were unharmed as the blast occurred while the family was away at a Little League game.
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Nike Zeus Interception marks sixth success in test
Washington reports the Army announced the sixth successful interception of a ballistic missile by Nike Zeus. The latest test hit a target about 5,000 miles over the Pacific, fired from Kwajalein in the southwest Pacific, with guidance from Vandenberg AFB California. No nuclear impact occurred. Jobs data show payrolls up 35,000 in May to 36.2 million, with wages at a new high. Industrial production also rose to a record 124 percent of the 1957 59 average, and Kennedy names Dorfman to lead the Tariff Commission for another year.
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