Soviets Launch Fifth Cosmonaut In Vostok V Orbit
Khrushchev announced Valeri Bykovsky, 29, to orbit aboard Vostok V in a mission that may last several days. Tass said the craft completes an 88 minute Earth orbit at 112 to 146 miles altitude and functions normally.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Valeri Fedorovich Bykovsky
Tass
Earth
Nechev
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Kremlin
Wilson
Bykovsky
Yev
Pavel Popovich
Nikolayev
Moscow Radio
Vostok V
Danville Police Break Up Negroes All Night Vigil
Police and the threat of fire hoses ended a planned all night vigil by Negroes on the steps of the Municipal Building in Danville Virginia. State police deployed armored cars and police dogs as more than 100 demonstrators confronted city officials over demands. Mayor Stinson called for a meeting with Negro leaders while labeling some demonstrators as criminals based on prior arrests.
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Danville
Julian R. Stinson
Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Stinson
City
Washington
White House
Lafayette Park
Freedom Now
Pennsylvania Avenue
Secret Service
Howard
Inside Editorial and Notices Overview
Editorial and feature index showing sections for radio and TV, Fulton notes, personals, sports, classifieds, obituaries and funerals. Provides page indicators and brief briefing of content across the issue.
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Radio-Tv
Fulton
Keeler says Soviet attache urged her to obtain secrets
Christine Keeler told attorney Michael Eddowes that a Soviet naval attaché urged her to obtain nuclear secrets from John Profumo. The disclosure widens espionage aspects of the scandal and implicates Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, who summoned security aides Henry Brooke and Lord Dilhorne amid ongoing inquiries.
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London
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Miss Keeler
Michael H. B. Eddowes
Macmillan
Henry Brooke
Britain
Lord Dilhorne
Profumo
Yevgeny Ivanof
Eddowes
Dilhorne
Commons
Scotland Yard
Special Branch
Alabama U Campuses Quiet After Third Negro Enrolls
Thousands of Alabama National Guardsmen return to civilian jobs as the University of Alabama system enrolls a third Black student quietly. Dave M. McGlathery, a mathematician at Marshall Space Flight Center, enrolls in Huntsville.
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Huntsville
Ala
Alabama National
McGrathery
Tuscaloosa
Army
Daydreaming Declared Sleep by Toronto Psychiatrist
Toronto psychiatrist Prof. John W. Lovett-Doust says a person claiming to function on little sleep is fooling himself He argues such a person sleeps during waking hours and only dreams when the mind wanders at day. He states daydreaming is sleep.
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Toronto
John W. Lovett-Doust
The
Canadian Psychiatric Association
U. S. Officials Doubt Talks Break East West Deadlock
Washington officials express little hope that upcoming Moscow talks will yield a breakthrough in the East West deadlock over a nuclear test ban. Khrushchev insists on enforcement without internal inspections while military advisers push for more tests this year, renewing the arms race after 1961–62 testing.
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U. S
Washington
Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Kennedy asks labor to join drive against job discrimination
President Kennedy asked AFL CIO leaders to back a nationwide attack on job discrimination. He secured a pledge of union support, outlining five requests including a top level committee, voter registration drives, more minorities in leadership, biracial councils, and strong backing for his legislative package.
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Washington
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
George Meany
White House
Aflcio
Sauquoit Man Killed When Car Hits Pole
Cicero Sanford S Hatfield Jr 29 of Sauquoit was fatally injured Thursday night when his car left Route 31 and struck a utility pole near Sauquoit north of Syracuse.
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Cicero
Sanford S. Hatfield Jr
Sauquoit
Route
Syracuse
Four Year Old Boy Becomes U S Citizen Facing Death
Jimmy Yakley four, German born, was naturalized in a special ceremony after his adoptive parents sought relief from residence rules. Federal Judge Adrian Spears waived four days of the two year requirement so the child could become an American citizen as doctors at Brooke General Hospital warned he may die from a brain malady. He has had seven brain operations since July 1961 and may have been infected by an insect bite. Tangie, seven, is his sister. The Yokleys adopted Jimmy while stationed in Ludwigsburg Germany.
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San Antonio
Tex
Jimmy Yakley
U. S
Brooke General Hospital
Maurice Yakley
Adrian Spears
Jimmy Yokley
Yokleys
Tangie
Yokley
Jimmy
Ludwigsburg
Germany
Martial law sought in Cambridge Maryland by city officials
Cambridge Maryland mayor Calvin Mowbray and all four council members asked Governor Tawes to deploy National Guard troops to restore peace after racial tensions erupted. A one hour meeting preceded the telegram as crowds demanded the release of Bill Todd amid arrests of both whites and Negroes.
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Cambridge
J. Millard Tawes
Calvin W. Mowbray
Tawes
National Guard
Mowbray
Sven
Anapolis
Eastern Shore
Bill Todd
Bill
Calvert Creighton
Todd
Buddhist Monks Promise More Ritual Protests Though Nonviolence
Saigon reports reveal Buddhist leaders vow to continue ritual suicides in protest amid upheaval under President Ngo Dinh Diem. The 72 year old monk's death by fire sparks fear of broader bloodshed while asserting nonviolence remains the core policy.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Thich Tinh Khiet
Funeral for Medgar Evers Draws National Figures
Public figures including Ralph Gunch, United Nations secretary-general, are expected at the funeral of civil rights leader Medgar Evers in Jackson Mississippi. Police and FBI search for the sniper. Evers buried at Arlington National Cemetery next week amid protests and arrests as Negro leaders press for desegregation and biracial committees.
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United Nations
Medgar W. Evers
Jackson
Miss
FBI
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Washington
Evers
Arlington National Cemetery
African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Salter
Tougaloo Southern Christian College
Here
Allen Thompson
NAACP
Bus crash evacues survive as driver dies in crash
Twenty two elementary students on a Chestnut Grove school trip escaped a burning bus after a collision with a tractor trailer on Route 303. The truck driver, John Post, 31, of Piermont, was killed. Two teachers and three mothers also escaped as the bus caught fire. The emergency exits helped all flee, handbags lost to the flames.
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Orangeburg
John Post
Piermont
Chestnut Grove
Rockland County
New York
Here
White elected Erie-Lackawanna Railroad chairman and CEO
William White was elected Thursday as chairman and chief executive officer of the Erie-Lackawanna Railroad by the directors. The election takes effect June 18. White, 60, will relinquish his position as CEO of the Delaware & Hudson Railroad but will remain as chairman.
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White
Frif. Railroad
New York
William White
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Road
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Upstate GOP Pushes Reapportionment Before Kennedy Election
Upstate Republican leaders led by Senate Majority Leader Walter J. Mahoney and GOP State Chairman Fred A. Young press for a late November special session to redraw legislative districts. Rockefeller has refused to call a session, but insiders say pressure will continue as Democrats fear a Kennedy landslide could flip control in the Assembly or Senate.
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Albany
Upstate
Rockefeller
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
GOP
Fred A. Young
Mahoney
Young
Legisature
Kennedy
Roosevelt
House
Assembly
British Labor Leader Visit With Mikoyan
Harold Wilson, Labour leader, called on Anastas Mikoyan at his Moscow dacha. The brief 9 minute social call touched on trade, industry, and personal matters. foreign affairs were not discussed. Mikoyan was described as better but not back to full health.
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Moscow
Harold Wilson
Britain
Labor Party
Anastas Mian
Minevana Dacha
Mos S Atterenmie
Wilson
Mikoyan
Halt in Harlem Hospital Annex Construction Sparks Tension
Acting Mayor Paul R. Screvane halted the Harlem Hospital annex project amid clashes between police and angry civil rights demonstrators. He ordered the stop for public safety and to allow an investigation into charges of racial discrimination in hiring of workers.
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Harlem Hospital
New York
Paul R. Screvane
Harlen Hospital
Screvane
Towleve
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