Growing Lawlessness Grips New York City Slums
In a sweltering Bronx Saturday night a mob attack on police and a citywide surge in mob violence spark fear across Harlem Brooklyn and the Lower East Side. Police officials blame apathy and call for stronger self defense measures while leaders debate police force expansion to 30 000 officers.
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Administration Confident On Kennedy Foreign Aid Vote
In Washington the Kennedy foreign aid bill faces a Senate showdown with aides aiming for a narrow victory. Byrd seeks to require annual appropriations for the five year loan authority while some Republicans back a compromise for continued congressional review. Senate debate limited to seven hours on Byrd amendment. Other items: federal aid to impacted schools likely extended for one year. Keufauver committee revisits poultry industry practices at the request of Russell and Talmadge.
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Apache Group Forms to Seek Colorado River Water
A new organization is being formed by water users in southern Apache county to obtain a larger Colorado River share. The group will include four irrigation company representatives and two chamber of commerce members meeting Tuesday in St Johns. The effort follows Arizona's apparent win over California in a water dispute and aims to support irrigation, more fishermen and vacationers, and regional needs. Members come from St Johns Irrigation and Water Co. Ly man Ditch Co. Round Valley Water Users Association Springerville Eager and Springerville Ditch Co.
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Parakeets Freed In Pueblo Vandals Release Flocks
Three hundred parakeets were released from a dealer's aviary by vandals in Pueblo Colorado and fled into the trees on the city's north side eluding all capture attempts.
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Moscow says Kennedy aims to resume nuclear tests
Moscow radio claimed Kennedy's secret aim is to restart nuclear weapons testing. Anatoly Belobrov, a Soviet negotiator, accused the United States of seeking a loophole to resume testing under any accord. He warned Western demands would allow intelligence gathering that would put the Soviet Union at a disadvantage.
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Phoenix Youth Killed In Crash At Shea Boulevard
Rodney Hudson seventeen of 3625 West Ocotillo Street Phoenix died in a two car collision at 32nd Street and Shea Boulevard. Sheriff deputy Gil London said Hudson ran a stop sign as he drove west on Shea. Emil M Erlandson thirty three of 2901 East St John Road Phoenix struck the Hudson car broadside. Erlandson suffered a back injury.
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Pork Bootleggers Major Issue In Israeli Election
In Jerusalem ahead of the Aug. 15 general elections, pork and pork bootlegging emerge as a pivotal issue. Agudat Israel pushes for nationwide bans on hog breeding and pork sales, citing religious scruples, while many areas, including Haifa and Jerusalem, restrict or prohibit pork. Municipal inspectors confiscate pork products in shops and dispose of them under watchful eyes.
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Hard core unemployment hits Negroes and older workers
UPI reports 5.14 million unemployed in July with one in five jobless 27 weeks or longer. Long term joblessness clusters among Negroes, older workers, school dropouts, semi skilled and unskilled labor, auto and steel workers losing jobs to automation. The administration seeks Congress to fund federal training programs to reenter the workforce. Steel workers make up 6.8 percent of long term jobless, auto workers 4.2 percent.
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Newburgh Citizens Sign 1000 Foot Scroll for Kennedy
Newburgh residents sign a 1000 foot scroll outlining the city’s assets and future plans to send to President Kennedy. The Greater Newburgh Chamber of Commerce says the action aims to counter mis conceptions tied to welfare crackdowns and boost regional growth. City Manager Joseph Mitchell praised the scroll.
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Flow Of Arms To Congo Reds Alarms U.N.
United Nations sources report continued shipments of arms from Communist-Czechoslovakia to the Stanleyville regime of Antoine Gizenga. Gizenga, named vice premier by Cyrille Adoula, controls Oriental Province including Stanleyville, threatening central government authority amid Congo political tensions.
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Change sweeps Spain as siestas end and meals shift
The UPI report notes social change across Spain with longer shop hours and earlier closing after summer, beer eclipsing wine, informal dress, and more women entering factories. The peseta stabilizes on reserves, while bullfights and fiestas continue, and siestas persist for millions.
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Dickinson’s Hidden Poem Vault Revealed by History
Emily Dickinson authored nearly 3000 short poems with only a few published during her lifetime. The new archival look highlights her prolific output and posthumous fame, illustrating the gap between manuscript creation and public reception.
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