White Mob Riots In Chicago
South Side Chicago police battled a racial riot as nearly 1,000 white residents gathered outside two new Negro family apartments. Bricks flew and arrests rose to 82 after three nights of demonstrations. six Black residents were among those beaten. Police warned the FBI and Army units. dogs were kept on leashes as teens led the disturbance.
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Timothy O'Connor
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Smallpox Kills Six in Poland
Poland's smallpox outbreak has reached 70 cases with 6 deaths, per the health ministry. The latest figures show an increase of 20 cases and 2 deaths since the weekend in WARSAW.
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Poland
Warsaw
Health Ministry
Mounties Nab Narcotics Ring in Southern Ontario Raids
Canadian Mounties busted a 500000 year narcotics network in five southern Ontario cities. The operation resulted in the arrest of six men and four women and stands as Toronto’s largest drug seizure in history.
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Toronto
Yanks Go Home Amid Karachi Student Protests
Pakistani students in Karachi chant Yankee Go Home while criticizing US interference in Pakistan. In Moscow Pravda attacks China over its stance against the Soviet British American nuclear test ban pact and calls Beijing bellicose imperialist rhetoric hypocritical.
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Navy Plebes To Hear Kennedy At Annapolis Visit
President Kennedy will make a brief flight to the Naval Academy at Annapolis for a short welcoming speech to the new plebe class.
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Kaa
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Area Readers Win Lucky Bucks Social Security Contest Winners
The Light awards four cash prizes totaling 4475 to readers in Texas and one San Antonio winner. Checks mailed include Marilyn Hart of Houston, Ida Mae Boelter of Karnes City, Martiniamo Bazan Jr of Del Mar Hills, and Henry Gerdes of San Antonio. Winnings fund school clothes for a Mt Sacred Heart student.
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Laredo
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Forecast Sees Partly Cloudy Weather With Heat
Partly cloudy Thursday with continuing heat. Winds NW to SW around 3 to 10 mph. High temperatures Friday and the following day forecast in the mid 90s. Overnight lows in the 70s. Wednesday high near 99, low around 71. Temperatures listed for several hours. Weather map reference Page 36.
Editor Highlights Castro Prison Warning and Series Notes
The editorial notes Castro’s capture by the Peruvian army and confinement in Lima Jail. It mentions Victor Riesel’s Inside Laber column for Hugo Blanco, plus features on Hawaii statehood and San Antonio growth by Ben Siegal. It lists pages for Amusements, Editorials, Society, Sports, and more.
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Castro
Lima
Hugo Blanco
Victor Riesel
San Antonio
Ben Siegal
San
Financial
Goren
Society
San Antonio Postal Receipts Rise in July Total
Postmaster Dan Quill reported July postal receipts totaling 897,332 dollars in San Antonio, up 157,634 from the previous month. He noted the increase as the largest since February 196? with a 191,000 dollar rise.
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Dan Quill
San Antonio
J. Quill
New F5A Fighter-Bomber Tested At Edwards Base
Northrop Corp says its F5A fighter-bomber, fastest U S aircraft capable of landing on sod fields, has been tested at Edwards Air Force Base. The aircraft is designed to carry guns bombs missiles and napalm and speeds around supersonic.
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Desert Test Center
Northrop Corp
U. S
Geneva Recess of Nuclear Pact Talks Opens
Negotiators at the Geneva Disarmament Conference planned a recess until the United States Russia and Britain sign a world wide treaty banning nuclear tests. Sources on both sides expressed cautious optimism about potential further talks in Geneva after the conference ends.
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UPI
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Russia
Britain
Moscow
Three East German Guards Escape to West Berlin
Three East German soldiers fled to West Berlin during the night. A 21 year old and a 26 year old on patrol wore uniforms but left their weapons. The third escapee wore civilian clothes.
Witness testifies three boys cursed Renfro before fatal shooting
Gene Dakis 17 testifies in examining trial that she saw a pistol in Ralph Powers hand after Renfro argued with three youths outside Castle Hills Manor. Powers is charged with murder for the July 20 shooting in a crowded courtroom as the bond hearing proceeds.
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Gene Dakis
E. Mulberry
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Powers
Castle Hills Manor
James Barlow
Dakis
Sharon Walters
Walters girl and companions attend downtown movie then Castle Hills club
The Walters girl described a four person outing to a movie in a downtown theater and later to a Castle Hills night spot at 10 20 p m. She claimed Renfro and McNair had two or three beers each while she had one beer and Sharon a Coke.
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Senate Committee Reverses to Fund Space Center
The Senate Space Committee restored a $5 million authorization to begin a $50 million electronic research center for the Space program. Chairman Clinton P. Anderson indicated the center will likely be built in Boston after reversing a prior action.
Family Want Ads Offerings Read by San Antonio Readers
Learn the modern way to convert unwanted articles into cash by dialing CAG-1231 and asking for Family Want Ads for complete information. See Classification 169 for bargains and listings from the newspaper with more readers than any other San Antonio paper.
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San Antonio
Yarborough to Speak at Texas Municipal Police Convention
U S Senator Ralph Yarborough will address the Texas Municipal Police Association during its annual convention set for August 21 to 34 in Galveston. The speech will cover police issues and state governance.
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U.S
Ralph Yarborough
Texas Municipal Police Association
Resignation Accepted of U.S. Ambassador Akers
President Kennedy accepted the resignation of Anthony B. Akers from his post as U.S. ambassador to New Zealand.
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UPI
Kennedy
Anthony B. Akers
U.S
New Zealand
Weather Forecast Echoes Past Hot and Partly Cloudy
The forecast repeats the familiar pattern of heat and partial cloudiness. Southerly winds at 5 to 15 mph persist through Friday with expected highs in the middle 90s and overnight lows around the mid 70s.
Ward Near Death in Iron Lung
London doctors report Dr. Stephen Ward in critical condition after surgery and developing bronchial pneumonia. He has been placed in an iron lung to aid breathing as clinicians fight to save his life.
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London
Stephen Ward
Heat wave persists in Southwest with no relief in sight
The Weather Bureau offers a 30 day outlook showing no relief from record heat across the Southwest. In a separate item, a 50 year old osteopath was convicted on vice charges hours before an attempted overdose and probable suicide while facing jail. He remains gravely ill in hospital after a tracheotomy and delayed breathing support.
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UPI
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United States
BPUS
20 Dead Found In Plane Crash
Bombay reports 28 bodies washed ashore from the United Arab Airlines jet crash over the Arabian Sea during a Tokyo to Cairo flight. The Comet jetliner carried 63 passengers and crew. fishermen aid police in recovery as search continues.
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India
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Arabian Sea
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Cairo
Texas Heat Persists Across State Faces Triple Digit Temps
The Associated Press reports a scorching Texas pattern with afternoon highs climbing past 100 degrees across many cities. Temperatures reached 106 in Presidio and 102 in Austin Fort Worth and Laredo while Dallas San Angelo Waco logged 101 and College Station 100.
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McNamara Checks US Nuclear Warhead Control
UPI reports Secretary of Defense McNamara tests the safety of American control over nuclear warheads assigned to West German units. The briefing focuses on safeguards and procedures ensuring secure handling and readiness.
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UPI
Secretary of Defense
McNamara
Underground Test Postponed and Nuclear Tour Opens
Washington reports technical difficulties delay a planned underground nuclear test. In Moscow the Bolsheik special nuclear device tour begins in Carlsbad New Mexico, marking a joint US Canada effort to develop peaceful nuclear uses with a 10 week schedule starting October 1.
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HemisFair Pledges Reach Milestone At Granada Hotel
HemisFair financing nears goal with 3 304 000 pledged by 168 subscribers averaging 30 000 each. Bank and savings firm participation solidifies momentum as directors prepare reports and consider bylaw amendments at Granada Hotel session.
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