Clergymen Arrested In Race Protests At Gwyn Oak Park
Police arrested 283 participants in a marquee Independence Day protest at Gwyn Oak Amusement Park led by clergy and priests from multiple faiths. Notable figures included Dr Eugene Carson Blake and Bishop Daniel Corrigan among the first 11 detained.
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Baltimore
Gwynen Oak Amusement Park
Suvurdan Woodlawn
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
Daniel Corrigan
National Council of Protestant Episcopal Churches
Woodlawn
Baltimore County Police
Furman L. Templeton
National Presbyterian Interracial Council
Maryland Commission On Interracial Problems and Relations
Maryland
Gavan Oak
New York
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Methodist Church
Dimeress
Janrs Price
Tae Tao
Price
Machines Have Secret Nightlife
AP report from Manchester England describes Ferranti and Manchester University computers producing poetry music and letters at night while idle. It notes uses from wing stresses and wage calculations to economic modeling and even generating new surnames for name changes.
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Raymond E. Palmer
Manchester
England
Ferranti
Manchester University
Alan M. Turing
Atlas
Christopher Strachey
M.U.C. M.U.C
Manchester University Conputer
Stockholm Central Bureau of Statistics
New Superintendent Named For Springfield State Hospital
Dr. Jess Victor Cohn was named superintendent at Springfield State Hospital in Sykesville on July 4, succeeding acting superintendent Dr. James E. Carson. Cohn, from Fort Lauderdale, formerly led Embreeville and Indianapolis state hospitals, and served as army captain in World War II. He trained at Cincinnati and Bellevue and has publications in medical journals.
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Jess Victor Cohn
Springfield State Hospital
Sykes‘ville
James E. Carson
Department of Mental Hygiene
Cohn
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
University of Miami
State Hospital
Embreeville
Indianapolis
Ind
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati General Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
University of Minnesota
Iuel Sds
American Psychiatric Association
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
Pemberton descendant honored at Vicksburg ceremony
John Pemberton III of New York, grandson of the Confederate general who surrendered Vicksburg, received an honorary degree or ceremonial recognition Thursday in Mississippi during the 80th anniversary of the city’s surrender. Tokyo named Ko Chiba as UN ambassador. Obesity cited as a major health hazard in a study of 1,006 male workers showing over half overweight and 20 percent markedly obese.
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Vicksburg
John ¢ Pemberton
New York
Vicksnurs
Ross Barres
Pessberton
Winsburg
Baltimore: lofty image, stark urban contrasts and future ties
A portrait of Baltimore as a major city with a grand surface yet chronic urban ills. The piece notes its large port, busy centers, renewal efforts, cultural institutions, and its role as a branch office town near Washington and New York. It also ties Baltimore to national trade debates and international diplomacy shaping its prospects.
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Baltimore
Virginia
Brooklyn
Texas
Civic Center
Grand Ole Opry
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Mpsis
Maz Tnt
Jess
Johns Hopkins
Fanobae Tharringe
Marble Steps
Megalopolis
Atlantic Seaboard
Boston
Washington
Philadelpha
New York
Defenses urged as dollar reserves face foreign pressure
The article notes mounting foreign-held dollar assets threaten the dollar and U.S. gold reserves. It highlights a pact among European central banks, the U.S. Treasury, and the Federal Reserve to limit gold losses despite rising trade deficits, warning deficits could exhaust reserves if not curbed.
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United States
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Mending Trade Flows With Europe Moves to Aid U S Economy
President Kennedy’s trip focused on boosting exports to curb dollar and gold outflows as Europe moves toward a more uniform common market. The United States seeks lower European trade barriers to expand American shipments and restore balance.
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Kennedy
Antonio Segni
Italy
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
France
Germany
de Gaulle
Europe
Sam Dawson
NEW York (Ap
United States
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