Negro Voter Registration Drive Opens in Americus
Voters, chiefly African American, lined up at the Sumter County Courthouse today to register under the new voting law. Southern leadership, including Fa es Wile Bolden of Atlanta, urged continuing turnout as officials anticipate higher Negro registration amid fears of intimidation by the Ku Klux Klan in rural southwest Georgia.
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Lunar Surveyor test aims for crucial moonshot rehearsal
CAP Kennedy’s lunar test, a precursor to Project Surveyor, schedules a high powered rocket flight and a dummy surveyor toward a paper moon 240000 miles away to validate future lunar landings. The event follows delays from marginal parts and prepares the path to Apollo missions in 1969.
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Preliminary hearing set in 1963 Texas coed slaying case
Erwin F. Stewart, 37, charged with the 1963 murder of Miss Jane Langdon of Fort Worth, has a preliminary hearing scheduled for Aug 30 in Phoenix Justice Court. Stewart lacks funds for an attorney. public defender services begin Sept 11, and court-appointed counsel will handle cases until then.
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Tentative deal eyed to end Arizona construction strike
In Phoenix UPI reports the Operating Engineers Union and contractor representatives reached a tentative agreement after extended talks. The pact requires ratification by both sides, could signal a breakthrough though not ending the summer strike immediately. about 35,000 workers were idle and wage losses near 100 million dollars while other unions shape settlements.
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Obituary notices for Thomas G. Felke and Audrey E. Russell
Thomas G. Felke former city magistrate and councilman dies of cancer at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital at 31 Rosary at St Daniel's Wilmette burial at St Joseph's Cemetery Survivors include wife Mary two sons Thomas Timothy a daughter Katherine parents and sister Felke moved to Scottsdale in 1960 active in civic affairs graduate of University of Illinois and St Louis University Phi Gamma Delta He came to Scottsdale in 1960 Funeral for Audrey E Russell wife of Col Dan C Russell to be held at West Point Cadet Chapel burial there Survivor list includes husband daughter and son with one grandchild and details of relocation from Saudi Arabia to Arizona Carr Mortuary Tempe handling arrangements
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Homicide wave hits Arizona cities as heat rises
United Press International reports a 20 day stretch with nine Phoenix area killings and two in Tucson. Detectives say summer heat correlates with more homicides and shorter tempers, detailing a July to August series of shootings, beatings, and a smothering with suspects including Melvin M. McClain and others.
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Woman aboard Sinatra yacht sparks Kennedy confusion
In Hyannisport mass a mystery woman on Frank Sinatra s yacht sparked speculation she resembled Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis The confusion prompted a family spokesman to deny it was Mrs Kennedy and Miss Turnure noted the visitor looked like Pat Lawford Jacqueline stayed home with her family.
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Vic Damone Announces Birth of Daughter Victoria Katherine Esther
Hollywood Vic Damone and his wife Judy welcomed their first child, an 8 pound 8% ounce girl named Victoria Katherine Esther Damone, at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The couple, married in Las Vegas in 1963, also share son Perry, 10, from a previous marriage to Pier Angeli.
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Five Chinese Sailors Captured After Gunboat Sunk
London UPI reports five Nationalist Chinese sailors were captured after their gun boat was sunk on Friday. The New China News Agency stated the incident occurred near an undisclosed location, with no further details provided.
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Draft deferments unlikely to change for most youths
Norman S. Paul, assistant secretary of defense for manpower, says Vietnam build up will not yet alter draft deferments for most draft eligible youths. He notes married men without children may face lower order of call, while those with children remain 3-A deferred. He cites rising marriage rates and says no plans to change college deferments.
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Manry Spotted Off Land's End On Atlantic Journey
Royal Air Force sighted Cleveland newsman sailor Robert Manry about 275 miles off the English coast in his 3200 mile solo voyage aboard the Tinkerbelle. Shackleton plane reported Manry near Land's End about 300 miles from Falmouth, appearing well as he progressed northeast.
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Union Pickets Bishop Glass Co. in Scottsdale
Glaziers Local 1610 picketed Bishop Glass Co at 2626 North Scottsdale Road today. A union spokesman said the action began early because Bishop has not signed a contract for 1965-66. The terms of the contract remain undisclosed.
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