Synagogue in New Port celebrates 200th anniversary after centuries of freedom
Rhode Island marked the 200th anniversary of Touro Synagogue with a luncheon at the Hotel Viking and a program featuring Governor Crannel and dignitaries. Jacob Blaustein of Baltimore recalled Rhode Island's early religious liberty dating to 1658, and he spoke on universal human rights. Speakers included Senators Pastore and Fogarty, Justice Alfred H. Johnson, and Rev. Edgar Stone.
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Trieste lowers to ocean floor to seek Thresher
The Trieste descended one and a half miles into the North Atlantic in search of the sunken Thresher submarine. Lt. Cmdr Donald Keach and civilian technician Reno McKenzie led the dive, about 220 miles off Boston, near the Thresher wreck site, amid debris and magnetic contacts as scientists and Navy officials watched for clues.
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Two Bandits Shot in Restaurant Robbery Shootout
In Lynn, Massachusetts, two Holship men attempted a restaurant robbery at Towne Lyne Restaurant near Routes 1 and 124. One suspect, Atwoxt Cocky White of Somerville, was killed. the other, James A. Johnson of Lynn, was wounded in critical condition. State Police and Boston detectives foiled the plan after a stakeout, with Capt. Robert D. Murgia grazed. The armed men exchanged fire during the raid and were shot as they fled.
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White Man Held In Murder Of Negro Integration Leader
Byron de La Beckwith, 42, a white former tobacco salesman, was held in Jackson jail charged with murdering Medgar Evers, the Negro integration leader. FBI agents arrested Beckwith under the Civil Rights Act as police said a latent fingerprint tied to the crime helped locate him in Greenwood Mississippi. Evers, field secretary for the NAACP, was killed in his driveway sparking a federal probe into the case.
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Pope Vows To Promote World Peace
Vatican AP reports Pope Paul VI pledged to promote international peace based on justice, love, and freedom. He appealed for cordial Vatican relations with all nations and said the Church respects each nation’s dignity while avoiding temporal interference.
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Kennedy Adenauer discuss NATO bolster and talks with Moscow
President Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer met in Bonn amid a broader push to strengthen NATO and Nuclear sharing with West Germany. They planned joint talks in Moscow on a possible test ban, trade relations, and a multinational force concept while pressing allied unity and readiness for upcoming negotiations.
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Annapolis Yacht Race Highlights Light Winds and Close Finish
NORFOLK Va AP Twenty eight yachts sailed from Annapolis in light west winds toward Newport with Challenge leading early. Bolero gained on handicap but trailed by long odds, while Dyana and Jubilee chased as Reluleer lagged with a large handicap. Near-term arrivals expected tomorrow as New York Yacht Club hosts receptions and events in Annapolis and Castle Hill, honoring racers and participants in the Transatlantic race.
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Captain Joslin Hurt In Third Street Car Crash
Captain Royal K. Joslin commander of the Destroyer School at the Naval Base sustained head injuries when his car struck a utility pole on Outer Tide Street at 10 06 am He was rushed to Naval Hospital in critical condition later described as stabilized though serious The accident remains under police investigation Joslin a Newport native born March 29 1913 led the Destroyer School since July 1961 and was a former Boy Scout leader and Naval Academy Class of 1946 graduate He is survived by his wife Anne Dow DuBose and four daughters and a son
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British Oust Czech Envoy Amid Espionage Probe
London reports say Britain ordered the expulsion of a Czechoslovak official accused of attempting to obtain state secrets. Premysl Helan, Czech embassy second secretary, reportedly sought to persuade a member of the public to reveal secret information. Ambassador Tyhlik was recalled after a 15 minute meeting with Peter Thomas. The spokesman cited an attempt to obtain confidential data as the reason for the expulsion and criticized Nolan's diplomatic position.
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Area Beaches Bustling as Crowds Fill Ideal Summer Day
On a bright Saturday, thousands flocked to Ocean Drive and City Walk areas for picnics, fishing, and sunbathing. traffic surged with heavy bridge crossings, parking lots filled to capacity with about 600 cars. crowds estimated in the thousands at Second Beach Middletown and nearby beaches.
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Navy Civilians Get Pay Boost Card
Washington announces an average five cent an hour wage increase for about five thousand Navy civilian employees in Newport Quonset and Davisville. The raise, approved by the Navy Wage Board and influenced by Senators Pastore and Pell, takes effect in the first pay period after July 2. Electricians, machinists, and shop workers gain six cents. laborers and helpers receive five cents with other classifications around that amount.
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