Racial Tension Fires Mississippi Primary Vote
In Mississippi the Democratic primary opened with racial tension as an estimated 450000 voters, including unregistered Negroes reportedly seeking to vote, drew scrutiny despite a attorney general ruling. Four segregationist candidates, led by Coleman and Johnson, faced off with runoff likely, while Gov. Barnett abstained from participating.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
Atty
Joe Patterson
Kennedy
J. P. Coleman
Ackerman
Paul Johnson
Hattiesburg
Robert Mason
Magee Welder
Charles Sullivan
Clarksdale
Coleman
Johnson
Sullivan
Ruben Phillips
Ed Bishops
Ross Barnett
Barnett
Mississippi
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Fulton Ll Personals
Goldwater Urges Republicans to Fight Democrats Not Each Other
Senator Barry Goldwater urged Republicans to stop attacking fellow Republicans and focus on Democrats. He dismissed Rockefeller’s hints about backing him and said he would wait to see if Rockefeller officially runs in 1964. Goldwater also defended being opposed to being a captive of the radical right. Meanwhile in Moscow, foreign ministers of the United States Britain and the Soviet Union advanced plans for East West settlements after the nuclear test ban. Rusk Home and Gromyko met and discussed potential steps toward peace and a NATO Warsaw Pact non aggression pact while Khrushchev called the test ban a first sprouts of international confidence.
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Moscow
U. S
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Lord Home
John Pastore
D-Ri
George Aiken
R-Vi
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
U. N
Adlai Stevenson
Thant
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Nelson A Rockefeller
Albany
Goldwater
Rockefeller
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Foreign Ministry
Lenin Hills
Khrushchev
Rusk
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
William C. Foster
Fay D. Kohler
Charles Stelle
U.S. Senate
Kremlin
Black Sea
Dacha
Gagra
Soviet Riviera
Calif
Mercedes Douglas
Supreme Court
William ©. Douglas
Joan Carol Martin
Douglas
Buffalo
N. Y
Montana
Mildred Riddle
la Grande
Ore
John H. Martin
Williamsville
Allegheny College
Meadville
Servicemen Turn to Charity as Pay Fails to Meet Needs
Thousands of Army Navy Air Force and Marine enlisted men rely on relief groups and welfare programs to feed clothe and shelter their families. They work civilian jobs and wives also contribute while officers call it disgraceful that senior NCOs in Washington must supplement pay. The services lack exact figures on relief usage.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine
Associated Press
Armed Forces
Spe
Demonstrators Arrested Across Cities in Civil Rights Protests
Police arrested 21 Negroes and a white woman in Pine Bluff Ark as demonstrations to end segregation barriers at a dine-in grew to 57 arrests in a week. Other cities reported similar actions and national civil rights leaders organized strategy meetings.
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Associated Press
Pine Bluff
Ark
Gadsden
Ala
New York
Brooklyn
Washington
NAACP
Birmingham
Alabama
Martin Luther King Jr
Negro College
Atlanta
City Hall
Brownsville
Tenn
Eric Weinberger
Norwich
Conn
Soviets Launch Another Cosmos Earth Satellite
The Soviet Union today launched an unmanned Cosmos earth satellite, a scientific research vehicle.
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REDS
Moscow
Soviet Union
Cosmos
Bank Robber in Yellow Gloves Steals 3500
Police hunt a yellow gloved gunman who held up the Jefferson Savings and Loan in a suburb of Buffalo. He forced two clerks to open four drawers, then fled in a stolen car with about 3500. the vehicle was later recovered.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Jefferson Savings and Loan Association
Eggertsville
Joint Railroad Union Parley to Resume Today
Washington railroads and union negotiators meet after weeks of deadlock seeking a path forward on job rules. Labor Secretary Wirtz plans to attend both sessions as Congress weighs Kennedy plan to shift work rule dispute to the ICC.
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Washington
J. E. Wolfe
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Congress
Senate
Legislative Branch
Labor Department
Exiled Soldiers Invade Haiti To Oust Dictator
Exiled Dominican and Haitian factions cross borders to topple a dictator amid clashes, drawing international concern and sparking diplomatic exchanges as rebels mobilize in the Caribbean crisis.
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Haiti
Eleven year old Ethel Jones killed in highway accident
Ethel May Jones aged 11 died Monday after being struck by an automobile while walking along a highway near her home in East Greenwich Washington County.
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East Greenwich
Ethel May Jones
Washington County
Tractor Trailer Kills Woman Near Buffalo Suburb
A 50 year old woman, Mrs. Hattie Owen of Boston, was killed Monday when struck by a tractor trailer in a Buffalo suburb.
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Boston
Buffalo
Hattie Owen
Carlino Bank and Mahoney Links Noted by New York Paper
The New York Herald Tribune reports that a 1960 banking law allowing bank mergers enabled Carlino connected banks to merge, doubling stock value in one firm. Carlino, a Republican Assembly Speaker, sits as a director of Commercial Bank of North America, merged with State Bank of Long Beach, and faced questions of ethics.
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Assembly
Joseph F. Carlino
New York Herald Tribune
Carlino
The
Herald Tribune
Commercial Bank of North America
New York City
Commercial Bank
State Bank of
Long Beach
State Banking Department
G. Russell Clark
Clark
Tribune
Richard L. Madden
Martin J. Steadman
Walter J. Mahoney
Senate
City Title Insurance Co
City Title
Mahoney
Buffalo
Albany
City Tite
Herald ‘Tribune
Simon and Lomenzo Named to State Posts in Albany
Governor Rockefeller appoints Caroline K. Simon as Court of Claims member and Monroe County Judge John P. Lomenzo to the Secretary of State role. Lomenzo earned 28,875 dollars yearly. Simon will be paid 32,000. Both await Senate confirmation with terms likely through early 1964.
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Albany
Rockefeller
Caroline K. Simon
Court of Claims
Monroe
John P. Lomenzo
Lomenzo
Simon
Senate
Jaycees Called On To Fight Discrimination
Richard Headlee president of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce urged Jaycees to combat local discrimination. He sent a message to Jaycee leaders in five states and the District of Columbia urging chapters to seek out and eliminate unfair racial situations.
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Tulsa
Okla
Richard Headlee
Bountiful
Utah
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Headlee
District of Columbia
Second Largest City Encircled by Haitian Rebels
Reports from Santo Domingo say two columns of rebels have surrounded Cap Haitien as thousands of exiled Haitian soldiers land operations near the city. Gen Cantave leads the invasion aimed at ousting Duvalier, with asylum seekers and U S families evacuated amid the crisis.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Cap Haitien
Leon Cantave
Fort Liberte
Francois
Papa Doc) Duvalier
Juan Bosch
National Palace
Listin Diario
Derac
Troy
Limonade
Cap Haiten
Dauphin Sisal Plantation
Port Au Prince
National Democratic Union
Contave
Duvalier
Paul Verna
Verna
Cantave
Paul E. Magione
Duvahier
Clement
Harry Barbot
Boy Dies After Jump From Truck Near Waterville
Lawrence H. Orendorff, six, was killed Monday when he leaped from a pickup as it turned into a driveway off Route 12 near Waterville. He was riding in the back with his father Gordon Orendorff who slowed and then the child was struck by an automobile.
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