Nine jailed after fatal North Carolina race riot
In Lexington North Carolina nine people were jailed after a deadly race riot that killed a white man and wounded another. Police reported a tense scene with over 500 whites clashing with about 50 Negroes as state troopers moved in to restore order.
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Weather Rundown San Bernardino Valley Forecast
San Bernardino Valley forecast shows cloudy tonight and Saturday morning with mainly sunny Saturday afternoon. Highs today range from the 50s in the mountains to the 80s in lower desert valleys, with 70s inland valleys and 60s at beaches. Gusty desert winds, chance of a few thundershowers in northern deserts and interior mountains, no smog and permissible burning on the weekend.
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Brown withholding tax program clears committee
In Sacramento the Assembly Ways and Means Committee narrowly sent Gov. Edmund G. Brown’s withholding income tax bill to the floor without a do pass recommendation. The panel, 12-6, split with 12 Democrats for and 6 Republicans against. The move accompanied efforts to modify the $3.2 billion budget to require only 41 votes to pass the Assembly.
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Profumo scandal triggers Labour demand for inquiry in Parliament
Britain’s Labour Party calls for a full inquiry into Profumo resignation amid a sex scandal linking Christine Keeler with a Soviet attache. Harold Wilson to lead debate when Parliament resumes, amid security concerns and questions on royal ceremony.
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Kennedy to visit Britain for talks with Macmillan
President Kennedy announced a June 29 30 visit to the United Kingdom to meet Prime Minister Harold Macmillan at Birch Grove House Sussex as part of a broader European tour. The White House said the talks will cover shared issues and follow his June 23 24 flights to West Germany and Ireland with plans to return to Washington by July 3.
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Lucky) Gordon
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Blind boy meets President Kennedy in San Diego
Eleven year old Joey Renzi, blind since birth, met President Kennedy during a West Coast tour. The boy shook hands with the President, received a White House invitation, and spoke via braille typewriter about the encounter. The Secret Service arranged the meeting despite helicopter noise.
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Brown spills coffee on lap aboard Kitty Hawk
California Governor Edmund G. Brown, photographed by UPI, grimaced in pain after coffee spilled on him during an evening aboard the USS Kitty Hawk with President Kennedy. Reporters noted Brown found the moment hilarious as Kennedy joined in the laughter and all laughed together.
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Nine day funeral rites begin for Pope John XXIII
Nine days of funeral rites started in St. Peter's Basilica as the body of Pope John XXIII lies entombed. His death at 81 from a stomach tumor triggers public mourning, with a conclave to elect a successor set to begin June 19. Cardinals from around the world attend, including Stefan Wystrynski and Mindszenty.
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Poland
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