Yoe Thireday Traffic Ticket and Meter Debate
A garbled tale set in a town reads like a comic scene where Joe faces a jaywalking ticket after a police stop near a parking meter. He pleads, pays with scarce funds, and negotiates a slim chance at freedom as the judge delays verdict. Joe’s journey ends with a risky homeward return to Jericho Long Island. Milton Eisenhower retires as Johns Hopkins emeritus and Kurdish exile Kuwatly, a former Syria president, is noted amid regional turmoil. Rainbow Bridge trip and dam lodge details punctuate the fragmentary piece.
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Peking Ends Burma Tie After Riots
Rangoon reports say Beijing broke diplomatic relations with Burma amid three days of Chinese rioting. The Peking government issued demands on Burma and urged authorities to suppress demonstrations at a Rangoon school. A crowd grew from a few hundred to over 10,000 as mobs attacked the Chinese quarter and embassy area.
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Soviet Cuban Talks Reportedly Friendly and Frank
Report says Kossygin and Cosyin met with Johnson at Glassboro and Havana, with Castro present, focusing on Middle East crisis. Soviet dispatches describe the meetings as friendly and frank, held behind closed doors, while Cuban press offered only scant detail.
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Meredith VAIDEN march draws mixed Negro response
A Mississippi dispatch reports a small group of Black residents in Grenada greeted Meredith, while in Hernando and Jackson larger crowds were sparse. Some women sought to join, but organizers kept women back fearing violence, as Meredith limped after his hike and was escorted by state troopers to stay off the highway.
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Meredith
Hernando
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Kansan Aims to Break Nonstop Talking Record
A Kansan plans a record break in nonstop speaking after a quirky scene with a stone reference and a flurry of questions from reporters. The event centers on endurance talk lasting multiple days, with prize possibilities discussed and an Irish angle noted.
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York WU
Ixisteman
Vincent Sheehan
Limerick
Merger Vote Totals Reported by Churches
The meeting notes show that the Mercis Church bishops approved a merger with 87 percent support while the Brethren tally reached 70 percent. Both nominations require a two thirds vote to proceed.
Prohibition Party Nominates Munn for President at Detroit Convention
E. Harold Munn of Hillsdale Michigan, age 63, was nominated Thursday on the second ballot as the Prohibition Party candidate for president in Detroit. The party's 25th convention emphasized revival over politics, with delegates chanting religious songs and affirming the line Rather the Right than President.
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Harold Munn
Hillsdale
Mich
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Muni
Dent
Rey, Rolland
E. Fisher
Topeka
Kan
Legislative action and scandals shape the 1960s Congress
A fragmented House, led by Speaker John McCormack, touts accomplishments while battles over legislation continue. Thomas Dodd faces ethics scrutiny for campaign fund use, Adam Clayton Powell survives an unproven expulsion, and Congress presses major bills on aid, education, districting, and social programs. Senate lags on many items. Leaders aim for adjournment by mid autumn.
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Harlem
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