Savannah confronts mass march as police clash with protesters
In Savannah Georgia heavy police and state troopers used tear gas to disperse a crowd of about 2000 Negro demonstrators marching downtown. Two teenage protesters were shot. one man wounded earlier. Police reported 28 arrests at night and 48 during daytime protests as rioting erupted with stones, bottles, and window damage.
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Walter Willims
Gene Drew
Memorial Hospital
Drew
Bath
Andrew Young
Atlanta
Young
Southern Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Ficial
National
Negra
Mht
Tavaliova
Busta
Taya
Easton
Aca
Cambridge
Russ Parley Delayed For Another Day
Russian and Chinese Communist delegates failed to meet again for truce talks amid Western uncertainty. Talks recessed Thursday and Tuesday with no progress on terms and place, as Teng Hsiao-ping led Chinese delegation and Russian officials avoided the conference hall. Western observers noted no common ground on reconciliation or basis for talks.
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Moscow
Teng Hsiao-ping
Lenin Hills
Teng
Ransian Sogo Tiatora
Gifts and Wishes Pile Up for Mrs Kennedy Baby News
Washington AP report shows Mrs John F Kennedy receiving about 300 letters daily as she awaits a third child due in late August. Gifts from around the world include booties bibs and sweaters with many offering to help care for the baby.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Daily Mail
White House
Dems Settle Caterer Bill From Baltimore Fundraiser
A Baltimore caterer withdrew a $15,000 damages suit after settling for payment of a $12,712.50 bill from a $129,000 Democratic fundraiser dinner. Defendants included Rep. George Fallon Rep. Edward Garthait Samuel Friedel City Council President Thomas D Alesandro and comptroller candidate Henry Hergenroeder. It remained unclear who paid the tab.
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Baltimore
Bluefield Caterer Inc
Pikesville
Superior Court
Philip H. Gowiman
George H. Fallon
Edward A. Garthaiz
Samuel N. Friedel
Goodman
Thomas D'Alesandro Jit
Henry R. Hergenroeder
Halt Called In Search For Youths
Federal mine officials halted a search for three missing boys after rescue workers left an abandoned coal mine reporting no proof they were inside. Police and mine officials weighed above ground possibilities as families clung to hope. search teams would resume if the boys did not surface by afternoon.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew Orr
Castle Shannon
T.J. McDonald
US Bureau of Mines
McDonald
Abbott
Toom Abanae Ink
Sediment Carriers in Monocacy and Potomac Rivers
A report by the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin finds the Monocacy and Potomac rivers are major sediment carriers in the eastern U S. about 2.5 million tons flow into the Potomac Basin annually with much origin upstream and during brief high-flow periods.
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Potomac
United States
Frederick County
Interstate Commission
Potomac River
Potomac Basin
Point of Rocks
McTewacy River
Monocacy River
Jug Bridge
Inequan
U. S
Mississippi
Colorado
Catoctin Creek
Middletown
Bridgeport
Hunting Creek
Jimtown
Linganore Creek
Frederick
Mountain feud erupts in gun battle two killed in West Virginia
In a West Virginia feud between mountain families, Ernest Moore and his son Andrew were killed when police tried to serve a warrant at the Moore cabin near Charleston. Mrs Moore was wounded and charged with resisting officers as deputies and troopers stormed the home.
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Charleston
Wva
West Virginia
Ernest Moore
Here
Moore
Andrew
Garnet
J. 0. Blevins
Gibbs
Moore Cabin
Mrs. Moore
Cooke
Blevins
Miles
Continue Search For Passengers Of Boat
In Buenos Aires a flotilla searched the Plate River estuary through fog for 20 missing after a river steamer sank with more than 400 aboard. Forty bodies were recovered and 355 survivors were rescued from crowded lifeboats in the wintry waters near the river mouth 30 miles from the Atlantic.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Tap
Plate River
Maryland Officials Plan to Continue Assateague Park Project
Maryland officials affirmed plans to develop Assateague Island into a park despite a lawsuit by landowners Harry Libshutz Robert Rodenberg and Dise Inc who sought an injunction to halt further land condemnation pending a clear development plan. Attorney General Thomas Finan and James Norris responded to the injunction suit on Thursday.
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Baltimore
Maryland
U.S
Disinet
Assateague Island
Harry Libshutz
Robert R. Rodenberg
Dise Inc
Thomas B. Finan
James H. Norris
Planned further study and work among Frederick County graduates
More than 40 percent of Frederick County high school graduates plan to pursue further education while 56 percent intend to enter the workforce. About 10.9 percent will enroll in colleges or trade schools with aid totaling $23,870 next year, rising to $67,905 over the period through 1967. From the class, 183 will enter degree-granting colleges, 67 into art, trade, or commercial schools, and 21 into nursing training.
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Frederick County
Herman A. Hauver
Board of Education
Art, Trade, and Commercial
Fact Finders Start Work On National Rail Problem
President Kennedy's fact finding committee begins a July 20 report on the four year rail labor dispute over work rules. The panel, led by Labor Secretary Wirtz, may lean toward arbitration with possible mediation unlikely in the short time. Railroads pause changes until July 29. unions withhold work. Congress urged to act while leaders warn against rush action.
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Kennedy
Congress
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirt
HOM
Stuie Agian
House
Charles A. Halleck O
Indiana
Halleck
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Luther H Hodges
Stuart Saunders
Norfolk & Western Railway
Night of race clashes leaves Cambridge in turmoil
Roving bands of gunmen wounded white residents Thursday night and early today as hours of racial rioting engulf Cambridge Maryland. A National Guard battalion of about 400 men was ordered into the racially torn city to restore order.
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Cambridge. Md
National Guard
State Adjutant General
Baltimore
Integrationists Seek State Action Over Maryland Race Tensions
Maryland faces a rising racial crisis as leaders of three integrationist groups urge federal help to compel Governor Tawes to call a special session and pass a law guaranteeing services to all. Police dispersed a sit-in as violence erupted near a segregated lunchroom with gunfire injuring off duty guards.
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Baltimore
Justice Department
Maryland
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