Chicago to march on city hall over Willis dismissal
Civil rights leaders led by James Farmer and Roy Wilkins plan fresh demonstrations in Chicago aimed at pressuring Mayor Daley to fire School Superintendent Benjamin Willis over delaying integration. Hundreds of biracial marchers were turned back. organizers said they would return Monday with added supporters.
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Castro speaks on unity against Communist influence
Miss Maria de la Castro urges swift OAS action to block Communist domination in the hemisphere. She cites Vietnam and Santo Domingo, praising U.S. leadership and warning that minorities can seize power if not checked.
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Russia
China
United States
Fannin challenges Katzenbach on Phoenix homicide rate
Sen. Paul Fannin disputed Atty. Gen. Katzenbach testimony asserting Phoenix had 65.9 percent of 1964 homicides by firearms. Fannin argued the figure was 60.9 percent, possibly 53.6 after self defense adjustments, and noted FBI data lumped Phoenix with Maricopa County. He contrasted Phoenix with Chicago Dallas and New York City to argue anti gun laws are ineffective.
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Lynda Bird Visits Grasshopper Camp With Apache Tribe
Lynda Bird arrives near Globe at Copper Hills Motel and proceeds to Grasshopper Camp where she will be welcomed as a White Mountain Apache Tribe member in a closed barbecue. A one hour press conference is scheduled June 22 and the camp remains off limits to public and press.
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Globe
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Strike-Lockout Idle Sands and Concrete Plants in Arizona
Strikes and lockouts halt sand and concrete production across Arizona shutting down major plants. Operating engineers walk off Tuc son Sand and Rock Co, prompting AAA to bar operators statewide. The industrywide action threatens rapid construction project closures and worsens housing and commercial delays.
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Viet Cong Offensive Stopped Near Dong Xoai by Ranger Strike
U.S. and Vietnamese air and ground actions halted Viet Cong advances around Dong Xoai after lengthy night fighting. Brig. Gen Cao Van Vien ordered the 52nd Ranger Battalion airlifted in to retake the district HQ and seize Viet Cong weapons as U.S. and Vietnamese forces evacuated wounded and cleared the town. Thousands fled into the jungle while fears grew of Viet Cong human shields.
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Dong Xuai
Vien
Fiesta Marks Good Season in Nogales Show
A Nogales fiesta this weekend will celebrate a strong winter season for local produce workers. Movie star Roger Smith will entertain while Linda Meyers is raffled as a golf caddy. A Tucson orchestra provides dinner dance music. George Macris says $15,000 is expected to be spent by attendees.
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Linda Meyers
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Space Concluded President Promises “Little Something” for Them
President Johnson plans a tour of the Gemini 4 center including mission control after claiming a “little something” for space supporters. NASA officials disclosed a third unidentified space object sighting during a China pass, with earlier sightings over Hawaii and Eastern Asia. Re-examined film from McDivitt shows five frames of a glowing object with a tail and a triangular glow. identification remains unclear.
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China
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Asia
Arizona cites two big factors in nuclear center bid
Tucson AP reports Arizona mainly benefits from low humidity and no major earthquakes in its bid for a 280 million dollar federal nuclear research center. Governor Goddard's economic development aide Miller Bennett notes other required factors exist but can be matched by rival states. Seven Arizona sites are in contention.
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Nature
Arizona
Federal Nuclear Research Center
Miller Bennett
Goddard
Atomic Energy Commission
Dedication Plans for Superior Post Office Discussed
The Democratic Women's Club of Superior will meet at 7 30 p m to discuss the dedication of the new post office and plans for a Main Street food sale to be held next Friday.
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Democratic Women’s Club
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Mine Kills 2 Gls
An old land mine on a disposal truck exploded near Seoul injuring and killing two U S Navy servicemen. Officials withheld identities pending next of kin notification.
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UPI
USS
Flood waters threaten Polish villages along Oder River
Flood waters piled up along dikes in Poland's Oder River threatening low lying fields and villages near Warsaw.
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Warsaw
UPI
Poland
Oder River
Cape Buffalo Kills Worker at Oklahoma City Zoo
A city worker was killed when a cape buffalo breached a barn and trampled Ernest G. Williams, 56, as he and a companion labored on a fence inside the buffalo pen. Williams died. his companion escaped unhurt.
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Oklahoma City
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Zoo
Phil Ogilvie
Ernest G. Williams
Williams
Crown Florist Supply Annual Sale Ad Sighting
Crown Florist Supply announces its annual sale advertisement appearing in the newspaper, featuring discounts on floral supplies and seasonal items. The notice highlights limited-time offers and may list participating store locations and order details.
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