Negroes Vote to March on Montgomery Over Bomb Deaths
In Birmingham Alabama about 1200 Negroes voted to march on the state capitol to urge Gov George Wallace to accept responsibility for the church bombing deaths of four girls Denise McNair 11 Addie Mae Collins 14 Cynthia Wesley 14 and Carol Robertson 14 The rally called for federal intervention though officials said no legal basis for troops exists Two white youths were arrested and another Negro youth was killed in a gunfire incident nearby as tension runs high
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Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery
George C. Wallace
State House
Wallace
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Carol Robertson
St. John’s African Methodist
Epscopal Church
Fred Shuttlesworth
Sixth Avenue South Baptist Church
Denise McNair
Addie Mae Collins
Cynthia Wesley
Ask Federal Help
Washington
Melvin Bailey
Nomination Hearing Set For Gronouski
Wiscon sin tax commissioner John Gronouski nominated as postmaster general met with Sen. Olin Johnson chairman of the Civil Service and Post Office Committee. Johnson said a hearing on the nomination would likely be scheduled late this week or early next week.
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Washington
Wisconsin
John Gronouski
Olin Johnson
D-S.c
Civil Service and Post Office Committee
Johnson
Gronouski
White House
Confetti Deposit Requested for Sacred Heart Wedding
Father Oliver Wilson of the Sacred Heart church in Loughborough urges engaged couples to post a cash deposit as a guarantee that friends won’t shower confetti at the wedding day. The gesture aims to maintain decorum and prevent mess at the ceremony and reception.
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Loughborough, Eng
UPL
Oliver Wilson
Church of the Sacred Heart
Hebert urges House to back fallout shelter plan
Rep. F. Edward Hebert of Louisiana warns House foes against blocking a multi billion dollar national fallout shelter program. Hebert says radioactive fallout would threaten the nation more than the blast and that without shelters tens of millions could die. He notes 108 witnesses backed the administration proposal as debate opens.
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Washington
UPS
Edward Hebert
D-La
Hebert
House Armed Services
House
Split Senate on limited test ban treaty debate flares
Washington AP Symington supports the limited nuclear test ban arguing it won’t greatly curb U S ability to retaliate. Thurmond opposes, calling it risky for deterring future nuclear war. Debate continues as lawmakers weigh reservations and timing for a final vote.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
Strom Thurmond
Symington
Missouri
Air Force
Senate
Soviet Union
Thurmond
South Carolina
United States
Postman Fined for Missed Deliveries in Britain
In Tunbridge Wells England postal worker Anthony Mark 22 said he never had time to deliver about 170 letters and packets over four years. Magistrate Rupert Gurms fined him 565 dollars for failing to deliver and for skipping whole streets.
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Tunbridge Wells
England
UPI
Anthony Mark
Rupert Gurms
Mark
Race Strife in Africa Looms at U.N. Assembly Opening
UN in New York opens the 18th General Assembly as 32 African delegations press for boycotts and ouster of South Africa and Portugal over racial policies. Asian-African nations urge debate on Buddhist rights in South Vietnam and U S policy speech by President Kennedy expected Friday. Gromyko's keynote on West Berlin and troop withdrawals dominates talks alongside plans to expand Security Council seats and General Committee.
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United Nations
General Assembly
Africa
South Africa
Portugal
World Forum
Britain
Rhodesia
South Viet Nam
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Social Committee
Kennedy
U.S
Lester B. Pearson
U Thant Kennedy
Andrew A. Gromyko
New York
Gromyko
U.N
Vinson Drives Bill to Block Base Integration Order
Chairman Carl Vinson moved to block a Defense Department directive urging bases to oppose off base segregation of Negro servicemen. He drafted a bill to make it a court martial offense for officers or servicemen to act under the directive, calling the order social reform that could lead to national political involvement. Vinson warned the armed forces must avoid political affairs and said the bill may not pass, but he intends to push it.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Carl Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Georgia
Vinson
Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Malaysia Cuts Ties With Two Nations After Embassy Riots
Malaysia broke diplomatic relations with Indonesia and the Philippines after protests at the Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur and demonstrations at the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman cited Indonesia’s actions and recalled Malaysia’s ambassador while Thailand agreed to handle affairs. The Philippines sought consular status change, which Malaysia deemed unacceptable.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Philippines
Jakarta
Medan
North Sumatra
Tunku Rahman
Thailand
Rahman
Phiippines
Bodies found in car near Hardin identified
Carl John Curtis, 54, of Racine, Wisconsin, and Dessa A Cosgrove, 50, Shepherd teacher, were found dead in Cosgrove’s car northwest of Hardin. Tattoos helped ID Curtis. a gun was found in the vehicle. Cause of death pending. Curtis had prior Colorado conviction for bigamy.
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Billings
Mont
Yellowstone County
Carl John Curtis
Racine
Wis
Billings Area
Curtis
Dessa A. Cosgrove
Shepherd
Hardin
Colorado
Rey
Clara
Miles City
Horse Play Admonishes Florida Senators in Impeachment
Presiding Judge E Harris Drew urged Florida senators to stop the horse play and focus on impeachment proceedings against a circuit judge. He criticized reading newspapers solving crosswords and eating peanuts while serving as a jury in the trial.
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Tallahassee
UPI
E. Harris Drew
Florida
Senators
Homecoming urged as Cindy weakens inland
Civil Defense officials in Port Arthur Beaumont and Orange told refugees to return home after Cindy driven winds and tides along the Texas and Louisiana coast. About 13 000 fled Cameron Parish while Fort Arthur Beaumont and Galveston sheltered thousands. Five boats reported in trouble and officials warned of possible 10 inch rainfall and high waves offshore.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Texas
Louisiana
Galveston
Port Arthur - Beaumont - Orange
Cameron Parish
Carla
Cameron
Audrey
Civil Defense
Texas Department of Public Safety
Carl Roon
Cindy
Roon
Fort Arthur
Beaumont
Gulf of Mexico
Sabine Pass
Lousiana
Edison Junior High School
Dar- Sh
Lake Charles
Sulphur
Alfred E. Roberts
Salvation Army
Kennedy Pushes Foreign Aid To Boost Exports And Security
President Kennedy urged 400 White House Conference executives to oppose House cuts in foreign aid funds saying reductions would hurt U S exports and national security. He noted the aid request was 4.5 billion, cut to 3.5 billion by House actions, and argued aid can support private commerce and improve the balance of payments while not replacing private initiative. Continued on Page 4, Col. 4.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
White House
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Peking Reports New Border Incident With Soviet Union
Tokyo AP reports Peking disclosed a new border clash between Communist China and the Soviet Union. The Sept 9 incident at Naushki involved a train from Moscow to Peking ordered to accelerate past the station while Chinese crew were watched by large Soviet frontier troops and customs personnel.
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Tokyo
China
Soviet Union
Peking
Naushki
Red China
Moscow
Quintuplets pass crucial time in hospital care
The Fischer quintuplets marked a fourth day with stable breathing and good color. Dr James Berbos, who delivered four girls and a boy between 1 and 3 a.m. Saturday at St Luke's Hospital, warned there is no magic danger period. The babies began a first formula regimen and were assimilating well. Names chosen were Mary Ann, Mary Catherine, Mary Margaret, Mary Magdalene for the girls and James Andrew for the boy. The family’s gifts total more than 35000.
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Aberdeen
M.D
Fischer
James Berbos
St. Luke's Hospital
Mary Ann Fischer
Mary Ron
Mary Catherine
Mary Stephen
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