CubaFace Scrutiny as Trojans in Americas Clash
Western Hemisphere foreign ministers meet in San Jose to debate Communist influence in Latin America. Cuba faces a possible charge of Soviet links and dictatorship while Fidel Castro rejects such claims and may lead a walkout. the Dominican Republic dispute colors tensions as the Inter-American Peace Committee notes intensified strains in the Caribbean.
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Miami Catholic School to Integrate on Sept 6
Archbishop Curley High in Miami will admit three Negro students as part of Florida’s first integration of a Catholic school. Officials announced the plan noting the September 6 start and the historic move toward desegregation in the state.
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Florida
Echo I Balloon Set for Fiery Re-entry Over Earth
Pasadena AP report says the 88 pound Echo I balloon satellite is slowly falling toward Earth as solar pressure nudges it inward. Launched August 12 its orbital low point was 945 miles and has since dropped to about 930 miles, about 2.2 miles per day.
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Deadlock on school aid bill may be broken soon
Washington AP report notes House Rules Committee stalemate on a school aid bill could be broken this week, enabling action on medical aid and minimum wage issues. Democratic leaders seek adjournment. Republicans and Southern Democrats oppose. Key dissenters Trimble and Reece oppose an anti segregation provision.
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House Rules Committee
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Rules Committee
Register to vote before September Primary deadline
Voters have six days left to register for the September Primary. Register at the city clerk's office in City Hall to participate.
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City Hall
Space Ship Landing By Russia Is Historic
Space ship with Belka and Shelka lands in a meadow after circling Earth 18 times in 24 hours. Pravda reports the dogs recovered, observers visit the capsule, and farmers nearby inspect the unusual guests. Authorities say the landing was smooth and the capsule carried a report address note.
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Russia
Pravda
Rival Medical Aid Plans Head For Showdown
In Washington rival plans to fund elderly medical care faced a Senate showdown. A Finance Committee bill would grant about 200 million dollars yearly to states and providers for public assistance recipients. Debate focuses on payroll tax or federal grants as the main funding source.
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Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
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Clinton P. Anderson
Dnmi
Jacob Kk. Javits
FENY
Young Father Drowns After Dive Off Pier
Markesan Green Lake County reports its third drowning in two weeks Sunday evening at Little Green Lake. Richard R. Seyfeldt, 24, of South Brion, drowned after diving from a pier. Richard Allen, 25, Oshkosh, tried to help but could not rescue him. The body was recovered about two hours later. Seyfeldt, a father of two, had recently lost his wife in a car crash near Brownsville on June 25. County coroner Dr. G G Mueller ruled accidental drowning, noting possible injury in the dive but no skull fracture.
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South Brion
Little Green Lake
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Oshkosh
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Serfeldt
Brownsville
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Green Lake County
Joseph Weizel
Princeton
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Fond du ‘Lac
UN Council backs Hammarskjold Congo aid mission
The United Nations Security Council, after long debate, endorsed the secretary general’s neutral Congo policy and backed Hammarskjold’s plan for UN military and civilian aid. Lumumba and Kuznetsov criticized the stance, while Lumumba pressed to control the UN force and topple Hammarskjold.
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Chattanooga Bombings Stir City as Racist Attacks Continue
In Chattanooga Tennessee a pre-dawn explosion damaged the Cupies apartment housing the Reid family amid a wave of racially targeted bombings. David Reid seven months and his parents were injured by shattered glass while siblings survived. Community members, church members, and a local chemical company owner aided the family. Police urged all possible action as the city faced mounting fear with no arrests reported.
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H. P. Dumas
Successive Bolts Of Lightning Kill Husband and Wife
In Bay City Michigan a severe storm killed Marjorie Shock, 22, as she sought shelter and minutes later her husband Robert, 27, was struck while running to her. Neighbors described the fatal sequence as lightning struck the couple near Linwood where their three children were left.
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David Stone
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Chinese Scholar Ma Yin Chu Sent to Labor Battalion
Hong Kong report says Ma Yin Chu, 76, famed American-educated scholar and former Peiping University president, was assigned to a labor battalion as punishment for his outspoken opinions after March removal from the presidency.
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Hong Kong
Ma Yin Chu
Peiping University
Powers Wife Plans Appeal to Khrushchev for Clemency
Barbara Powers, wife of U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, said she will appeal directly to Premier Nikita Khrushchev for clemency after his espionage conviction. Attorney Frank W. Rogers said the Brezhnev petition would take too long to decide, and Powers' family planned to pursue Khrushchev once he is available in Yalta. The flight crew’s relatives, including Powers’ father, reportedly disagreed on petition wording.
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Barbara Powers
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Nikita Ahrushchev
Francis Gary Powers
Ana
Leonid Brezhnev
Frank W. Rogers
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Yalta
Black Sea
Close to Home Prescott Woman Shoots Sleeping Animal
Perkins stepped from her home and found a corere z sleep on the front steps. She returned to the house and used a .22 caliber rifle to kill the animal with a single shot.
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Prescott
Ariz
Clstie Perkins
Corere
Machinery To Run Senegal Being Set Up
DAKAR Senegal Mama dou Dra who proclaimed Senegal independent of the Mali Federation today set up the machinery to run his infant nation His rival Sudanese Premier Modiboe Keita who had been guarded by Senegalese soldiers since Dia split the federation Sunday night was allowed to board a train for Bamako The General Assembly met briefly ratified Dias declaration of independence and constituted itself a National Assembly Dia created ministries a customs service and treasury and sought recognition from foreign governments Keita faced house arrest as Dakar remained calm and Daes government dissolved The French President invited Keita and Dia to Paris to avert a wider split in the French Community of Young African nations but no reply from Keita was noted There were fears Keita might align with Guinea to the Soviet bloc
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France
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National Assembly
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Paris
Guinea
Tax Average per Person Drops From 1959 Census
Washington AP reports Census Bureau data show total taxes in 1959 reached 100 million dollars with an average tax of 567.04 dollars for every man woman and child in the nation.
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