Southern Senators Open Attacks on JFK Civil Rights Program
Aerial press dispatch reports Southern senators led by Richard Russell charging Kennedy aids anti segregation demonstrators. Coverage lists nearly 800 protesters marching in Los Angeles to end discrimination, Byron de La Beckwith eyed in Medgar Evers murder, and multiple desegregation actions across the South including schools, pools, and lunch counters in South Carolina Georgia Mississippi Virginia Kentucky Alabama Maryland Florida and Arkansas.
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Richard Russell
D-Ga
Los Angeles
Board of Education
Jackson
Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Medgar Evers
Justice Department
Mississippi
Canton
Saudi Arabia accuses Egypt of border air raids
Beirut reports Saudi Arabia claims Egyptian planes bombed villages about 30 miles inside Saudi territory. The Mecca radio report cites the attack as part of ongoing strife linked to Yemen's civil war.
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Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Beirut
Lebanon
Mecca Radio
Yemen
Soviet Spacecraft Burst In Orbit Last Fall Report Says
NASA reports a Soviet satellite exploded into 24 orbiting pieces after launch last fall. The event, revealed in a NASA Goddard satellite situation report, follows changes in policy to publish non classified spaceflight data. The Transit 4A mission and two piggyback satellites, Injun 3 and Greb, were affected.
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NASA
U. S. Space Agency
U. S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
North American Air Defense Command
Norad
Moscow
Navy
Pro-Goldwater Group Strong At Convention
In San Francisco a pro Goldwater contingent gathers as the Young Republican National Federation opens its 13th biennial convention. About 1,000 delegates attend as Barry Goldwater is the lone GOP presidential prospect to speak. McDevitt and Lukeng vie for the next two years as conservatives. Oregon Gov. Hatfield is slated for the keynote.
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San Francisco
Young Republican National Federation
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Charles F. McDevitt
Boise
Idaho
Donald Lukeng
Washington, D. C
Died in Adirondack boating accidents two in two days
Darrell D. Huntress 62 a Gossierur high school custodian drowned after hitting a dock while entering a boat at Crook's Pond in the Adirondacks. Leslie D. Cornell 53 was found Sunday in his Cranberry Lake outboard and died when the steering mechanism penetrated his abdomen.
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Adirondack Mountain
Darrell D. Huntress
Gousereur
Crook's Pond
Here
Leslie D. Cornell
General Gent in critical but improving condition after gunshot
Oklahoma City reports Major General Thomas J. Gent Jr. remains in critical condition from a head gunshot wound but is responding to treatment. The 52 year old outgoing commander of the 32nd North American Air Defense Command was found at Tinker Air Force Base after an incident that followed his wife’s arrest on DUI related charges.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Thomas J. Gent Jr
32Nd North American Air Defense Command
Gent
Ft. Monroe
Joint Task Force 4
Tinker Air Force Base
Body of Buffalo Youth Recovered From Creek
The body of Maynard Hazel Jr., 17, of Buffalo, was recovered from Scajaquada Creek Monday. Police say Hazel went swimming alone in the creek Saturday night.
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Buffalo
Maynard Hazel Jr
Scajaquada Creek
Hazel
Outdoor coronation planned for Pope Paul VI in St Peter’s Square
Vatican officials plan an outdoor coronation in St Peter’s Square on June 30 at about 6 p m. Tens of thousands are expected including delegations from many nations led by Chief Justice Earl Warren and President Joao Goulart from Brazil, plus 4 000 miners from Boveno Italy.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Paul VI
Pope Paul
St. Peter's Square
U.S
Earl Warren
Joao Goulart
Bovegno
Italy
Giovanni Battista Montini
Milan
Democrats Pick Atlantic City for 1964 Convention
The Democratic National Convention will be held in Atlantic City New Jersey next year. Gov Richard J Hughes learned of the decision during a Washington meeting of the Democratic Site Committee. The choice ends Chicago and Miami Beach bids and cites Atlantic Citys $625000 cash offer as decisive though concerns over Cuban exile demonstrations were noted.
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Washington
Atlantic City
N. J
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hughes
Democratic Site Committee
East
Harry Truman
Philadelphia
Chicago
Miami Beach
Fla
Miami-Miami Beach
Miami
Florida
Jack Riley
Richard J. Dailey
Woman awarded 176705 in airline negligence suit
Mrs. William H. Riley of Suburban Pittsford wins 176705 after Cap ital Airlines negligence ruling in a May 1959 Charleston West Virginia crash. Her husband died and six other passengers were hospitalized when the four engine plane skidded off a rain slick runway.
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Rochester
William H. Riley
Pittsford
Capital Airlines
Charles Lambiase
State Supreme Court
Riley
Charleston
W. Va
General Dynamics Corp
Boy Found Dead in Walton Community Pool
Rex Allen, 12, was found dead at the bottom of the Walton community swimming pool on Monday after diving in during a rest. Five lifeguards were on duty and about 130 children were present. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Allen Jr. Coroner withheld verdict on the cause of death.
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Walton
Rex Allen
Allen
Floyd Allen, Jr
Kennedy rails at DeGaulle over European defense and US pledge
President Kennedy openly challenged Charles de Gaulle in Frankfurt arguing the United States will defend Europe with enduring commitment. He urged Allied unity, warned that doubters could aid adversaries, and called for a Europe united with the United States to deter threats. He spoke at St. Paul’s church to German officials and business leaders, with crowds greeting him along the way.
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Germany
Kennedy
Charles deGaulle
France
Europe
U. S
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
St. Paul's
de Gaulle
West
Bonn
Hanau
Cologne
Georg- August Zinn
Hesse
St. Paul's Church
S. de Gaulle
No Link Seen Yet Between U. S. Airmen and Party Girl
Defense officials report investigation shows only a casual connection between three U.S. airmen and British party girl Christine Keeler. No evidence of intimacy or links to Capt. Eugene Ivnov and former British minister John Profumo. Airmen with 3rd Air Force questioned after return from England. no charges or arrests indicated.
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Defense Department
U.S
Christine Keeler
England
Air Force
Eugene Ilvanov
London
Miss Keeler
John Profumo
Arthur Sylvester
Pentagons
Sylvester
3Rd Air Force
South Ruislip
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Upstaters Push for Greater Voice in Democratic Party
Democratic leaders in Albany endorse a plan to give Upstate Democrats a seat at statewide councils. About one third of the 300 member Democratic State Committee will vote on rules to ensure geographic balance in the party executive group. Discussion also touches on paying the state chairman a salary, with figures cited for McKeon.
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Albany
Democratic State Committee
New York State
New York City
Long Island
Upstate
William H. McKeon
Stanley H. Lowell
Dec
Fred A. Young
McKeon
116 Believed Killed in Korean Landslides
In Korea, at least 116 people are believed dead after four landslides along the southern coast. Ninety four deaths were reported on Koje Island with another 22 in three smaller slides around Pusan and Kimhai County after five inches of rain.
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Pusan
South Korea
Korea
Koje Island
Kimhai
Khrushchev Plans East Germany Visit This Weekend
Moscow reports Khrushchev will travel to East Germany to mark Walter Ulbricht's 70th birthday. Western officials see the trip as a morale boost amid Kennedy's West German swing and Berlin visit. Tass gave no destination.
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Khrushchev
East Germany
Kennedy
West Germany
West Berlin
Bucharest
Romania
Kremlin
Foreign Ministry
Berlin Wall
Walter Ulbricht
Bonn
Ulbricht
Karl Guenther von Hase
Berlin
Ireland
Tass
Sleeper Porters Call July Strike
The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters call a nationwide strike starting midnight July 1. A Philip Randolph says he notified Labor Secretary Wirtz and seeks shorter hours higher pay and job stabilization for about 9 000 members on over two dozen railroads. He expects other railroad unions to respect the porters picket lines.
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New York
the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
A. Philip Randolph
Afl-Cio
W. Willard Wirtz
National Railway Labor Act
Randolph
Hadley Youth Drowns Attempting Hudson Swim
Gaylord R. Shattuck, 18, of Hadley died while attempting to swim the Hudson River about a mile north of the Saratoga County community. A friend said he went under about halfway across and his body was recovered in eight to ten feet of water.
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Hadley
Gaylord R. Shattuck
Hudson River
Shattuck
Saratoga County
Sleep Out Ends With Tent Theft at Father Baker Home
Five boys crawled into a tent at the Father Baker Home for a sleep-out on Monday night. One woke near midnight to find the tent had been stolen during their slumber.
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Lackawanna
Father Baker
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