Pickets in Brooklyn Site Adopt Delaying Tactic at Hospital
At Downstate Medical Center site in Brooklyn, pickets return with a delaying tactic as police restrain a near riot. One arrest for trespass. 750 arrests in three weeks. Clergymen among those held. Rev William A Jones Jr urged restraint and denounced racial injustice.
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New York
Brooklyn
Downstate Medical Center
Milton Galamison
William A. Jones Jr
Jones
Alabama
United States
South Africa
North Koreans Charge U S Provoking War
North Korea accuses the United States of war provocation in a split peninsula, citing recent ambushes that killed U S soldiers. Washington denounces the attack as unprovoked while U N troops intensify patrols near the demilitarized zone.
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North Korea
United States
South Korea
U.S
North Korean
Foreign Ministry
State Department
U. S
North
U. S. Impeialists
South
Demilitarized Zone
U. N
Imjin
Kim Sung-eun
Grand jury seeks divers to locate slot machines
Crisp County grand jury in Cordele seeks volunteer skin divers to recover or verify sunk slot machines in the Flint River. William J. Rea, committee chair, says a deputy sheriff dumped 17 confiscated machines into the river without a witness. It is undecided whether divers will retrieve or simply confirm their presence.
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Cordele
Crisp County
Grand Jury
Wiliam J. Rea
Flint
Rea
Rear Adm Powell Dies at 70 in Washington
Rear Adm Paulus Prince Powell retired Navy officer and White House naval aide to Herbert Hoover died Wednesday of cancer in Washington at age 70. Powell, a 1913 Naval Academy graduate, served in combat roles and retired in 1947.
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Powell
Washington
Paulus Prince Powell
White House
Naval
Herbert Hoover
Naval Academy
Bobby Darin Seeks Rest After Collapse in New York
Singer Bobby Darin enters Mount Sinai Hospital for several days rest after a collapse during a New York engagement. Doctors will run tests for nervous exhaustion as he recovers.
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Hollywood
Bobby Darin
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York
Darin
U. S. Scientists May Try To Tame Hurricanes This Year
U S scientists plan Storm fury experiments from now to November to test seeding clouds with silver iodide crystals to reduce hurricane winds. Eleven airplanes will be used with Navy and Weather Bureau teams conducting tests in Caribbean and Atlantic waters to replicate 1961 results and explore larger scale applications.
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Washington
U. S
Navy
Weather Bureau
Caribbean
Atlantic
Hopes Dim For Lives Of 2 In Missing Plane
Searchers hold hope for pilot William Reed and passenger Peter Martinez after their single engine Cessna disappeared from Albany airport early Tuesday. The craft was last heard near Albany and Massachusetts areas while the Long Island men were returning from a charter flight to Albany with George Dean and his wife. The Deans were en route to a Catskills camp following their son George Jr.’s death.
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Long Island
Gardner
Mt. Wachusett
Massachusetts
Hudson Valley
New York
William Reed
Nesconsett
Peter Martinez
Ronkonkoma
Civil Air Patrol
George G. Dean
Brightwaters
West Kill
Catskills
George G
Seven actors and director to back rights bill in D C
Seven actors and a director pledge to march in Washington on August 28 to back civil rights legislation before Congress. The list includes Chariton Heston Marion Brando Tony Curtis Mel Ferrer Tony Franciosa Peter Brown Burt Lancaster and director Billy Wilder.
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Hollywood
Washington
Congress
Chariton Heston
Marion Brando
Tony Curtis
MelFerrer
Tony Franciosa
Peter Brown
Burt Lancaster
Billy Wilder
Inside Radio-TV Editorials and Obituary Highlights
A compact overview of editorial notes on radio and television alongside obituary notices. Includes summaries of notable local figures, public notices, and brief sports updates from Fulton. Highlights reflect the paper’s community focus with concise, period-voiced wording.
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Radio-Tv
Fulton
Youth Must Quit School to Work and Pay Injured Man
A Philadelphia Juvenile Court judge ordered 16 year old Arthur Brookes Jr to quit high school take a job and pay half his weekly salary for five years to the Breitenbach family after a car he borrowed hit Steve Breitenbach 46 causing serious injuries. If he misses a payment the boy faces jail until age 21. The sentence aims at rehabilitation and public safety.
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Philadelphia
Arthur Brookes Jr
J. Sydney Hoffman
Brookes
Steve M. Breitenbach
Breitenbach
Hoffman
Breitenbachs
Young Brookes
Milk Strike Reaches Fourth Day in Western Pennsylvania
In eight western PA counties the milk and ice cream workers strike enters its fourth day as negotiators haggle over a counter proposal from dairy companies. Eleven firms have settled with the union, including Farm Maid Dairy, while over 900 of 3,000 workers have returned to work and a full defection is not expected.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Local 205
Greater
18 Cars of Mail Train Derailed at Little Falls
18 cars of a Chicago to New York City express mail train derailed in the Little Falls switchyard. No passengers were aboard and no injuries were reported. The cars blocked both main lines while traffic moved on other tracks. A previous train carried about 500 children to New York after Upstate vacation visits.
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Little Falls
New York Central
Chicago
New York City
Upstate
Fresh Earth Tremors Hit Skopje Afterquake Dawn
Skopje woke to fresh tremors as thousands fled ruined streets. Survivors paced open areas as walls toppled, but officials said no life was expected under the ruins. The city still reels from six days of a devastating earthquake with about 1,000 bodies recovered and the toll expected to reach 2,000.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Racial Bias Not Excessive In Building Trades
AFL-CIO official Gia Haggerty argues against the idea of greater job discrimination in construction. She cites a President’s Committee study showing only 2.6 percent nonwhites among 25 million workers and a Labor Department survey finding 17 percent of Negro journeymen in federal construction jobs, asserting building trades offer broader opportunities for Black craftsmen.
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Washington
Gia Haggerty
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
W. Willard Wirtz
Haggerty
U.S
Hagwerty
Keating urges Canada to remove tariff on U S bread
Senator Kenneth B. Keating of New York urged Canada to eliminate its 7.5 percent duty on American bread and to allow more duty free goods for Canadians in the United States. He argued international finance should be a two way street and noted Canada exempts foreign securities from US tax while offering no reciprocal concessions.
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Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Canada
U. S
United States
Keating
Senate
United States Recognizes Ecuador Junta After Coup
The State Department announced U S recognition of Ecuador's new military junta that ousted President Arosemena on July 11. It said the United States disapproves of military seizures but notes the regime's pledge to hold free elections and its acceptance within Ecuador.
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United States
Ecuador
Carlos Julio Arosemma
State Department
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Eisenhower
New York
Soviet Union
Britain
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Portland man drowns in Cayuga Lake under water attempt
Claude Jones, about 60, of Portland Point, drowned Wednesday night in Cayuga Lake. Tompkins County sheriff's deputies reported he was attempting to swim underwater fully clothed. The water depth was about four feet.
Ward near death after bronchial pneumonia in London
Dr Stephen Ward was placed in an iron lung with bronchial pneumonia and near death after throat surgery. He faced two counts of living off prostitution in a high profile trial linked to the Profumo affair, with jurors also convicting him on charges related to Christine Keeler and Marilyn Rice-Davies.
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Stephen Ward
Britain
Society Osteopath
Ward
Old Bailey
Mayne Butcher
Profumo
John Dr. Profumo
House of Commons
Christine Keeler
Home
Henry Brooke
Christine
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Vicky Barrett
Mervyn Griffith-Jones
Navy appoints McDonald new chief of naval operations
Adm David L. McDonald, 57, takes command as chief of naval operations at the Pentagon in a change of command ceremony. Adm George W. Anderson ends his tenure and becomes ambassador to Portugal after serving previously with the Eastern Atlantic Command and 6th Fleet. Secretary Fred Korth officiates as President Kennedy announces Anderson's posting.
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Navy
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David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
George W. Anderson
McDonald
Maysville
6Th Fleet
Eastern
Atiantic Command
Pentagon
Anderson
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Goodby
Naval Station
Kennedy
Portugal
Cripple Creek Gets First New Public Building Since 1896
Cripple Creek, Colorado, opens its first new public building since 1896 with a U S post office. Cripple Creek postmaster Leslie Wilkinson says there will be a quiet opening with no fanfare.
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Cripple Creek
Cole
Rockies
Telle County
U. S
Leslie Wilkinson
Patrice Wymore Inherits Actor Flynn Estate
Kingston report states late actor Errol Flynn left a personal estate worth 118 913 dollars and real estate valued at 180 266 dollars. His widow is actress Patrice Wymore.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Erro] Flynn
Patrice Wymore
Ten Die in Toledo Area Car Truck Crash
A fiery collision near Genoa Ohio killed ten people including eight children from the Campos family. The six year old station wagon occupants perished. five Campos children were involved. The accident happened after a movie outing. the Campos worked on Emil Webert’s farm near Elmore. Charles Strong, 38, jumped from the burning cab of his semitrailer.
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Toledo
Ohio
Genoa
Felix Campos
Campos
Emil Webert
Elmore
Charles Strong
Swanton
Camilo Chico
Cat causes outage in Cobleskill power line
Several thousand customers near Cobleskill in Schoharie County lost power when a cat stepped on a primary line and caused a short circuit. A Niagara Mohawk spokesman said the cat, killed in the event, crawled into the transformer area and contacted a 23,000 volt line.
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Cobleskill
Schoharie
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Priest Finds Abandoned Newborn Girl on Rectory Steps
A priest found an apparently healthy newborn girl in a cardboard box on rectory steps as he left to say mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church in West Endicott. The baby, wrapped in a sheet and towel, weighed 5 pounds 6 ounces at Ideal Hospital in Endicott. The Rev. Donald Van Amburgh discovered the child at 630 a.m.
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West Endicott
Ideal Hospital
Donald van Amburgh
Our Lady of Good Counsel Church
Torchlight ritual opens Scout Meet at Marathon
A traditional Boy Scout torche fight ritual opens the 11th World Scout Jamboree on Marathon plains. More than 6,000 visitors are expected to join 14,000 scouts from 76 nations as Crown Prince Constantine opens 11 days of games displays competitions and tests of scouting skill.
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Marathon
Greece
Constantine
Phoebe Snow Railcar Returns to the Rails in Hoboken
Phoebe Snow, the glamour train of American railroading, is revived by the Erie Lackawanna under new management. The re launched Phoebe Snow runs as the Erie Lackawanna Limited from Hoboken to Buffalo with refurbished coaches diners and lounges. Will iam White, board chairman, ordered the restoration aiming to attract new business and honor the famed name.
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N. J
Phoebe Snow
Phoebe
Erie- Lackawanna Railroad
Erie- Lackawanna Limited
Buffalo
White
Eric Lackawanna
Lackawanna
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