Too Early For This Cold Snap
Temperatures dipped toward record lows in the Northeast while steady rains drenched the Gulf Coast. A cool front that broke records in the upper Midwest sent the mercury plummeting over the northern Appalachians and New England. Reports noted record or near record lows with normal midsummer heat elsewhere.
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United Press International
Gulf Coast States
Kansas
Upper Midwest
Appalachians
New England
Weather Bureau
Plains
Sterling
Kan
Columbia
S.C
Glynco Naval Station
Savannah
Alexandria
Barksdale Air Base
Shreveport
Midwest
Kerhonkson
N.Y
Johnson warns steel price rise would harm national interest
President Johnson, enjoying a political honeymoon with big business, warned at a Texas ranch news conference that a steel price increase would conflict with national interest in price stability. He urged steel leaders to act responsibly and said there was no indication of further action.
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Washington
UPD
Johnson
Texas
Widespread race violence erupts across nation
United Press International reports racially charged violence from Dallas to Alabama and Ohio. A Dallas youth, Billy Wayne Wallace, 18, is shot dead after a confrontation near White Rock Lake. three others wounded and four Negroes detained. Additional shootings occur near Dallas and in Bessemer, Alabama, with fatalities and multiple injuries as authorities deploy deputies. In Cleveland, two theater fights result in injuries. Mississippi civil rights efforts advance with Bishop Gerow urging school desegregation. Separately, memorial services for Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner draw 5,500 mourners in New York, while CORE rejects a halt to demonstrations. Chicago notes a drop in church giving tied to integration sermons.
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United Press International
Dallas
Alabama
Cleveland
Ohio
Billy Wayne Wallace
Will Fritz
White Rock Lake
Fritz
Bessemer
Ala
Raimond
Jackson
Miss
R. C. Gerow
Mississippi
New York
Andrew Goodman
Michael Schwerner
Chicago
The
Christian Century Magazine
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Autopsy Results Expected In Civil Rights Slayings
Mississippi officials said official autopsies on three murdered civil rights workers may be released today. James Chaney of Meridian was reportedly beaten with a blunt instrument in addition to being shot. FBI investigators pursued a murder weapon as they continued the Philadelphia search for clues.
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Miss
UPI
Mississippi
James Chaney
Meridian
FBI
Philadelphia
East
Johnson
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Gang Fights Break Out At Two Cleveland Theaters
In Cleveland on Sunday, two separate racial gang brawls erupted at local theaters. At Shaw Hayden Theater in East Cleveland nine youths, mostly teens, fought in and outside the venue leaving three with minor injuries. At Ezella Theater on the east side fights spilled outdoors after a pushing incident. Police reported white and Black youths forming clumps of about 20 as officers broke one disturbance and another flared.
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Cleveland
UPI
Shaw-Hayden
Ezella
Sam Sheppard hospitalized for examination at Brentwood
Sam Sheppard, released from the Ohio Penitentiary last month after serving nearly a decade for the 1954 slaying of his wife, is at Brentwood Osteopathic Hospital in Warrensville Heights for tests to decide if back surgery is needed for a slipped disc. Doctors expect evaluation today with possible major operation and about ten days’ hospitalization.
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Cleveland
UPI
Sam Sheppard
Brentwood Hospital
Warrensville Heights
Shepard
Ohio Penitentiary
Sheppard
Theodore F. Classen
Brentwood
Classen
Arthur Miller
Glendale
Calif
Miller
U.S
Carl A. Weinman
Weinman
Sam
Bayview Hospital
Ohio Insurer Urges Homegrown Business First
Universal Guaranty Life Insurance Co says Ohioans spend about 500.5 million yearly on life premiums but only 12 percent is handled by Ohio firms. Since its October founding the firm wrote over 9 million in policies with 336 thousand in annual premiums and profits. a 200 thousand share stock issue at 2 dollars per share sold out.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Universal Guaranty Life Insurance Co
Universal
Paulk
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Baseball Hall of Fame
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Fireside Bakery
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