Cairo Students Protest Bonn Israel Ties at Embassies
Hundreds of Cairo University students marched on the West German and Tunisian embassies but retreated when riot police confronted them. Police protected all foreign embassies as photographers were roughed up and demonstrators celebrated Nasser's re election. Similar protests occurred in Iraq and Lebanon earlier this week.
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Jury Dismissed In Assault Case Against Nichol Son
Judge William A. Holohan discharged a six man six woman jury in the trial of George A Nichol son 33 of 4528 S 19th St on assault with a deadly weapon against Ernest Fra zier 35 of 1857 E Mobile Aug 30. Seven jurors believed Nichol not guilty and five favored conviction leaving the panel unable to reach a verdict.
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Riot at School as Negro Students Face White Protests
Early arrivals of teachers were jeered as conflicts erupted when four Negro students reached the school. About a dozen white youths formed a ring, provoking fighting as chairs were ripped apart in a basement classroom. Police, led by Inspector Elmer Kadir, struggled to restore order amid heavily congested streets.
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McKeown to present Four Faces of Asia at Scottsdale High
Canadian journalist Robert McKeown will speak and show color films in the Scottsdale High School auditorium at 8 15 p m tomorrow. The event features his lecture titled Four Faces of Asia and a visual presentation.
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Scottsdale High School
Winter Storm Snarls Midwest and East
Northern Iowa roads closed by wind and snow drifts trapping two rural school buses. A baby tornado moved through Springfield Ohio causing minor damage. Detroit freeways flooded by slush up to six inches. In Maryland western mountains saw ten inches of new snow. One traffic death attributed to the weather. Southern New York saw up to four inches of snow and 60 mph winds. Western Pennsylvania mountains reported a foot of snow with gusts and downed power lines and trees in Erie and Uniontown.
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Maryland
New York State
Mild Arizona Weather Shines Across State
The Arizona weather story reports clear skies and mild conditions with no storms in sight. Snow totals include 10 inches at McNary 5 at Maverick and 4 at Flagstaff Airport, while Cottonwood posted 74 yesterday the state's high. Maverick marked the coldest spot this morning at 11.
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Action urged as hearings open on voting rights reform
Chairman Emanuel Celler declares the time is here for action as hearings begin on a bill to preserve valid tests and devices under state control and to authorize federal examiners to register voters who allege racial denial. He warns filibuster or delays will be inexcusably wrong.
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Scottsdale Board Ousts LaSota Redefines Personnel Board
Scottsdale city council amended the personnel board ordinance after a court decision, reducing the body to an advisory role. John LaSota, a bail bondsman with police ties, was removed. Robert Norman faced no action. Walter Ross was named to replace LaSota amid police department tensions.
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Rights actions and protests over segregation era events
In Washington Rep John Bell Williams attacked King as dangerous and godless after the Nobel Peace Prize laureate. in Oklahoma City Sen Ellender received an honorary degree amid protests. In Alabama Judge Johnson ordered a Selma to Montgomery march halted, while crowds in Montgomery and at the White House protested and Johnson urged law and order.
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Allen J. Ellender
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Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma City
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Frank M. Johnson Jr
Selma
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Soviet Cosmonaut Leonov Manages Spacewalk Milestone
The mission reached 107.5 to 307.5 miles above Earth, surpassing the previous Soviet high. Tass reported Leonov conducted a spacewalk from Voskhod-1 era without immediate plans for return. Belyayev confirmed cabin parameters normal as work continues. Leonov and his crewmates, both married with children, have backgrounds in aviation and engineering.
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Three Viet Cong engagements yield heavy losses near Da Nang
In three actions yesterday near Da Nang and in Quang Tri Province, government forces killed 26 Viet Cong and captured 23, with 45 weapons seized while reporting no government fatalities. A U S marine corporal suffered a severe foot injury from a mine at the Da Nang air base runway.
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Saint Roger Moore Ends Saint Role After 71 Programs
London AP reports Roger Moore, 37, says he is hanging up his halo as The Saint. The actor notes running out of stories after three years and 71 Saint programs, while the show airs in 72 countries including the United States.
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Catholicism In State of Uproar In Tucson
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Loyola O'Dougherty told the Tucson Ministers Association that dialogue between religions is open and will continue. He warned it may be a Pandora's box but urged careful, gradual change as older priests and parishioners may not be ready.
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Tucson Ministers’ Association
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Loyola O‘dougherty
San Augustin Cathedral
Power and gas cut by unions target U.S. sites
Nationalist and Communist labor unions began striking actions cutting power and gas to American homes and offices in Jakarta in retaliation for U.S. support of Malaysia.
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UPI
U.S
Malaysia
Automation May Change Job Emphasis in ASU Panel
A Tempe panel at ASU sponsored by the Society for the Advancement of Management discussed automation shifting work focus from production to creative arts or public services. John Boulet of Arizona Public Service cited five percent of the population able to produce goods in five years, while GE and Motorola executives noted retraining challenges and long term union support for automated gains.
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Motorola
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General Electric
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Harold Phillips
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Hawley
Blaze Kills 4 In Family Home Tragedy in Maine
A mother Linda McArthur aged 20 and her three young children Benjamin III 5 Paul 2 and Joyce 14 months died in a dramatic 144 story house fire in Alexander Maine. Authorities investigate cause as neighbors recall frantic escape attempts.
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UPI
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Benjamin Ill
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Joyce
Ousted Banker Denounces Power Play Over Bank Failure
Don C. Silverthorne, ousted head of the San Francisco National Bank, claims he is a victim of financier and government collusion. He contends the bank failed due to excessive competition that angered larger rivals and accuses Comptroller James J. Saxon of backing big banks. He prepared testimony for a Senate investigation and offered to answer questions.
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Don C. Silverthorne
Senate
James J. Saxon
San Francisco National Bank
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Silverthorne
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
San Francisco
Californian Found Dead in Car on Beardsley Canal
Robert A. Cunco, 36, of Los Angeles, was found dead in his car alongside U S 60 70 near Beardsley Canal. Sheriff officers say the death appears self inflicted by gunshot. The body was discovered by Highway Patrol Sgt. Bill Hanger and Patrolman Bill Roller on Tuesday afternoon.
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Los Angeles
Highway Patrol
Bill Hanger
Bill Roller
Beardsley Canal
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