Five in Mississippi under civil rights charges
FBI agents arrested five people in Philadelphia Mississippi including Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price along with Philadelphia officer Neal Burke Ethel Barnett and Richard Willis. They face charges of depriving Sam Henry Germany of his rights by beating and whipping him under a Biloxi grand jury indictment.
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Washington
UPI
Nicholas Katzenbach
FBI
Philadelphia
Miss
Sam Henry Germany
Federal
Biloxi
Germany
Spy Trial Halted as Espionage Case Ends
The UPI report says capital espionage charges against Alexandre Sokolov and Joy Ann Garber were dropped in New York on orders from Washington. The couple, arrested in 1963, faced charges of transmitting U.S. rocket base and nuclear weapon details to Russia over six years. The judge cited national security in ordering dismissal before witnesses were produced.
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New York
UPI
Russia
Washington
Alexandre Sokolov
Joy Ann Garber
Justice Department
America
Sokolovs
Robert K. Baltech
Washington, Department
Aes
U. S
Goldwater questions secret Anglo American nuclear treaty plans
Sen Barry Goldwater demanded to know why a reported Anglo American nuclear treaty involving Communist China was kept secret. He condemned the secrecy as unwanted by the American people while noting British Prime Minister Douglas-Home spoke of a non proliferation draft including China and Russia. U.S. officials said a joint East West nonproliferation proposal exists but faces Soviet objections with no new momentum.
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Galesburg
Ill
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
China
Ilinois
Goldwater
Alex Douglas-Home
Manchester
England
Douglas-Home
United States
Britain
Russia
Washington
U. S
Soviet Union
Los Angeles Times Endorses Barry Goldwater for President
The Los Angeles Times in its Sunday edition endorses Barry Goldwater, praising his free economy stance and opposition to costly subsidies. It notes agreement and disagreement with both candidates on issues, and contrasts Johnson's record with Goldwater’s platform. The paper had previously backed Nelson Rockefeller in June for the state delegation.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Times
Barry Goldwater
the Times
Republican Party
Lyndon. Johnson
Johnson
State of Delegates
Nelson Rockfeller
Goldwater
ELECTION ISSUE Focus on Representation in Scottsdale District
The Scottsdale School District faces a representation dispute as most trustees live north of Thomas Road while the south and east district heart, including 14 of 19 schools and 14,791 of 23,068 students, has no member. Incumbents in Arcadia and Paradise Valley areas contrast with Sumrall, the lone Scottsdale-residing trustee, as seven candidates compete for Mrs. Stieg's chair.
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Bob Churchill
Scottsdale
Board of Steel
Jackrabbit Rd
56Th St
Scottsdale School District Board of Trustees
56Th Street
Phoenix
Arcadia High
Paradise Valley
Par Sumrall
Scottie
Sally Stieg
N. Invergordon Rd
Sumrall
E. Pecos Lane
Weather summary and temperature ranges
Fair today tonight and tomorrow with little change in temperature. High around 95 degrees. Low around 62 Sunday with highs near 95. U S Weather Observer Willard Greene noted today’s low 68 and yesterday’s high 96.
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U.S
Willard Greene
Hurricane Hilda Drives Destruction and Tornadoes Toward Louisiana
UPI reports Hurricane Hilda battered the Louisiana coast with tornadoes that killed up to 20 people. In LaRose 12 bodies were counted as 30 to 40 homes were demolished and 125000 residents fled inland while morgue-scale destruction spread toward Morgan City and southeast Louisiana.
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New Orleans
UPI
Louisiana
LaRose
Air Force Ae
Tomas Burbank
Bayou Lafourche
Lafourche Parish
Coast Guard
Weather Bureau
Morgan City
CST
Pete Fisher
Galliano
Teton
88th Congress Adjourns After Busy Year
CAPITOL HILL The 88th Congress adjourned today with Senate timing at 1 41 P M and House at 3 16 P M EDT. It advanced civil rights mental health and education while failing to pass an increase in social security benefits. MANILA Two US Navy pilots and an enlisted air crewman were killed when their aircraft sank after leaving the Kearsarge flight deck.
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Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Congress
Manila
U. S. Navy
U.S.5
Kearsarge
South China Sea
Fannin Names Rights Panel To Hear Civil Rights Complaints
Gov. Paul Fannin appointed a 13 member State Human Relations Committee Friday to act as a sounding board on complaints in connection with the federal Civil Rights Bill.
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Phoenix
Paul Fannin
Arizona Literacy Law Faces Federal Civil Rights Clash
Arizona Attorney General's office says state voting literacy rule conflicts with the 1964 Civil Rights Act by requiring reading and writing tests, especially affecting Navajo voters. The opinion cites oral reading tests as invalid and offers no amendment guidance.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Atty
Robert Pickrell
Mari
Copa County
Charles Rowan
Pickrell
William Eubank
Dons Lose Two Players In Hospital Rush
Tim Huston was rushed by ambulance to the hospital withappendix trouble and Steve Hopkins was hospitalized with a knee injury. See page 8.
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Dons
Tim Huston
Steve Hopkins
Progress Contests Record 186 Entries for Football Pick Em
A record 186 entries were filed this week in the Progress first football pick-ems contest. The top prize is 15 dollars for predicting the most winners this weekend with a 5 dollar prize for the runner up. Winners to be announced next Tuesday. An early blank for next week appears in Tuesday edition.
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Progress
Pick-Ems
Ealy
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E. Diamond St
Frank State
E. Moreland ,St
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Thomas Rd
66Th St
Bob Ratter
E. Weldon
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