Jackson riot after Medgar Evers funeral
In Jackson Mississippi hundreds of chanting protesters surged toward police barriers an hour after Medgar Evers funeral. Police with a Justice Department attorney halted the disturbance in about 50 minutes reporting 27 arrests. John Doar urged calm as bottles were thrown.
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Ireland and Civil Rights Echo Across Pages
The column blends travel prose praising Ireland by Hearst staffer and a Jackson Mississippi riot report. It notes touring routes from Shannon to Killarney with vivid landscape and quotes George Bernard Shaw, then shifts to a large funeral for civil rights leader Evers, describing a tense, heat‑fueled confrontation between marchers and police, including use of dogs and a megaphone-led gasps for order.
Wilson Doubts Test Ban Pact In Quiet Hurricane Season
Harold Wilson voiced doubt on a formal test ban with the Soviet Union as the 1963 hurricane season arrived quietly. London reports say tropical conditions are about normal with no storm on the horizon and daily weather summaries will begin.
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175 Children Stricken by Heat
United press international reports 175 people, including Vice President Nixon and his children, hospitalized due to dehydration during a renewed heat wave spanning Nuevo Leon and surrounding areas in Mexico and Portugal.
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Editor Notes and Page Picks Highlight Summer Wide Read
The notice outlines the editor’s recommendations across features in the week’s paper. It mentions Religion in America by Louis Cassels on page 40 and Heloise in Puck The Comic Weekly, plus a San Antonio retirement theme and What Makes San Antonio Grow in Los Angeles. It notes July 1 sales tax changes and lists page placements for sections from Readers bonuses to Chess and TV Logs.
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San Antonio Sees Fifteenth Rainless Day Ahead
San Antonio marked its 15th consecutive dry day as the city remained 3.85 inches below the average for the date and 9.08 inches above the year's total. Forecasters predict continued heat with near 100 degree highs and no rainfall relief in sight through the coming days.
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Nations To Honor Pope In Final Funeral Service
Vatican says 83 nations will send delegations to Pope John XXIII’s funeral at St Peter’s Basilica. Weather outlook calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with hot temperatures and southerly winds 4 to 14 mph.
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Bandits Rob Brink's Driver in Chicago Suburb
Two robbers disarmed a Brink's truck driver outside a food store as he prepared to enter his vehicle in Berwyn Illinois. They fled with two money bags estimated at $47 000. Police investigated the weekend incident.
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Marichal Hurls No-Hit 1-0 Win Over Colts
In a major league no hitter, Juan Marichal pitched the third no hitter of the year for the league leading San Francisco Giants, beating the Houston Colts 1-0. Arnold Palmer shot a 63 to take a two stroke lead at the Thunderbird Open after 54 holes. Longshot B. Major upset Candy Spots set a track record in Chicago.
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Houston Colts
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Bobby Nichols
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Kennedy and Spalding fly to Camp David weekend retreat
President Kennedy and Charles Spalding flew from the White House to Camp David in Thurmont Maryland to spend the weekend at the mountain hideaway. Spalding is a New York investment banker. Mrs Kennedy and the two Kennedy children joined Friday.
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New Satellite Launch From Vandenberg AFB
A Thoragena combination rocket carried a United States Air Force satellite into space from Vandenberg Air Force Base California on Saturday. The Air Force provided no further details about the mission or satellite.
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Petitions aim to overhaul Crystal City government
Community members circulate petitions to force a Oct 1 special election that would expand Crystal City's council from five to seven and oust the incumbent all Latin American slate led by Mayor Juan Cornejo. County attorney G Curtis Jackson says 10 percent of voters are needed and 400 signatures are already collected, with organizers citing resentment toward outside influence from the Teamsters and PASO groups.
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Texas Heat To Continue Through Weekend
The Associated Press reports a scorching dry spell across Texas with no rain expected. Temperatures reached 103 degrees in Laredo Presidio and Wichita Falls 101 in Junction 199 at both Fort Worth and Waco and a rain event dumped over four inches Friday night between Hart and Kress.
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Waco
Abundance for Cuba Far Away
KEY WEST Florida AP report quotes President Carlos Rafael Rodriguez of the National Institute of Agrarian Reform warning Cubans not to expect abundance for many years. He cites low agricultural production and poor organization as causes and says a socialist society cannot deliver abundant goods soon.
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