Clergymen Arrested in Baltimore Park Integration Protest
In a large Independence Day action near Baltimore 275 demonstrators including Rev Dr Eugene Carson Blake and other clergy from Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths were arrested for trespass at Gwynn Oak amusement park. Hearings set for Woodlawn with over 200 from New York City and Philadelphia.
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Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
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Gwynn Oak
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Philadelphia
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Daniel Corrigan
National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Roderick French
World Council of Churches
William Sloan Coffin
Yale University
Coffin
New York
Weather County Forecast Shows Heat and T storms
Partly cloudy and hot through tomorrow with a few thunderstorm chances late tonight or early tomorrow. High near 100, low tonight in the 70s.
Main Street Building Sold to Budge Reusch Couple
The 50 foot building at 117-119 S Main Street, housing Budge Hardware Store, changed hands from G C Robe to Mr and Mrs Budge Reusch who have run the store since 1951. Purchase price not announced. Robe will keep operating his real estate and loan business while remodeling of departments continues.
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Traffic Death Pace Nears 1961 Record
The Independence Day weekend toll rose gradually with 152 deaths on the highways by mid day and an expected total of 550 to 650 fatalities nationwide. Auto passengers contributed to the rising toll as motorists crowded to vacation spots and relatives, with several crashes involving groups killing multiple people.
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Rockefeller Eyes 1964 GOP Nomination Despite Setbacks
Washington AP report says Gov. Nelson Rockefeller plans to pursue the 1964 Republican presidential bid with a strong task force in New York City and Albany. Supporters cite readiness to stay in the race amid divided GOP leaders while critics note the marriage to a divorced mother of four and custody issues could affect public image. Rockefeller and his wife近日 will attend the governors conference in Miami Beach, signaling continued campaigning.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New York City
Albany
Rockefeller
George L. Hinman
Republican National
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Miami Beach
Fla
Red Chinese Arrive For Ideology Talks
MOSCOW AP reports a Communist Chinese delegation arrives for talks with Premier Khrushchev amid a Sino Soviet rift. Led by Teng Hsiao-ping, the party heads meet with Mikhail Suslov as tensions flare over world communist leadership and interpretation of Lenin's principles. The dispute centers on revolution vs reform and the Moscow Beijing clash worsens with protests and expulsions.
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Moscow
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Communist Party In China
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Kemlin
Mikhail Suslov
Pan Tzu-li
Peking
Khrush
Mao Tse-lung
Lenin
Russia
Soviet Union
Soviet
Communist Party Central Committee
Red China
Tolly's Too Fourth of July Party at Park
A festive Fourth of July event at the nearest amusement park promises a big party. Local revelers expect rides, games, and fireworks to mark Independence Day with family and friends.
De Gaulle and Adenauer Fail to Agree on Market Ties
In Bonn after a three hour meeting French President De Gaulle and German Chancellor Adenauer failed to resolve how the Common Market should relate to Britain. Farm price policy and future Brussels talks were left unsettled with officials signaling a delay.
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Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
de Gaulle
Paris
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Werner Schwarz
Wirtz Urges All-Out Effort to Avoid Railroad Strike
Washington AP Secretary of Labor Wirtz urged both sides to bargain before Sunday to avert a nationwide rail strike. If no agreement is reached, railroads threaten to implement New York rules after midnight Wednesday. A temporary two year framework would apply recommendations of a May emergency board with a 20 day extension and a binding tiebreaker by Jame Reynolds.
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W. Willard Wirtz
New York
Wirtz
Jame J. Reynolds
Sorry Sam False Alarm
Globe dog Sam is a churchgoing hound who trots to Bethel Methodist Church for services as bells ring Let Freedom Ring. He went to church when the bell rang but found there would be no ride home and faced a hot two mile walk back, after leaving a cool basement.
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Sam
Bethel Methodist Church
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