Tuscaloosa Marches Halt Pending Court Ruling
In Tuscaloosa Alabama Negro leaders suspend planned marches awaiting a federal court ruling and injunction against police interference. Reverend T Y Rogers urged white leaders to meet to negotiate segregation. An injunction was filed in Birmingham after a mass meeting at a Negro church as five leaders and others in the Black Muslim sect were arrested.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
U.S. District Court
Birmingham
T. Y. Rogers
Ference Table
Segregaton
Alaska to invite Russia for centennial celebration
Fairbanks reporter Paul Greimann will extend an invitation to the Soviet Union to join ceremonies marking Alaska’s 100th anniversary of purchase from Russia in 1967. Greimann plans a trip to Moscow in July to arrange participation.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Paul “Greimann
Moscow
Major League Leaders Football? Baseball Leaders List
American League leaders include Fregosi .358 and Oliva .356 in batting with Oliva at 79 hits and 42 runs. Killebrew 17 home runs and Aparicio 28 stolen bases highlight a crowded stat sheet across teams. Pitching shows Ford 7-1 and Kralick 6-1 for a .857 and .? record, with Radatz 78 strikeouts. National League leaders feature May s .387 batting and Williams .361, with Clem ente and Mays posting top counts in hits and RBIs.
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Los Angeles
Oliva
Minnesota
Allison
Stuart
Boston
Wagner
Cleveland
Hinton
Washington
Bressoud
Killebrew
Colavito
Kansas City
Aparicio
Baltimore
Cavalilla
Ford
New York
Bunker
Kralick
Radatz
Penn
Wiliams
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Williams
San
Cab and Chassis and Pickup Truck Features
One owner vehicles described with features including heater and manual 4 speed transmission. Cab and chassis has tilt cab and new red paint. Pickup lists heater four wheel drive two tone green and white paint free wheeling hubs stock rack and excellent mud and snow tires.
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Chevrolet
Racing results from various tracks and events
Racing reports from Aqueduct Suffolk Downs Delaware Park Monmouth Park Arlington Park Hollywood Park plus Army firing of 100th Sergeant missile at White Sands marking Fort Sill graduation shots and end of a training week.
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New York
Rac Raja
Meadow Brook
Aqueduct
Boston
Ben Asher
Suffolk Downs
Stanton
Del
Erin Boy
Nellie Morse
Delaware Park
Oceanport
N. J
Hank K
Monmouth Park
Chicago
Donamus
Arlington Park
Lincoln
R. J
Joe Cave
Lincoln Downs
Inglewood
Calif
Fleet ‘Son
Blackpool
Hollywood Park
White Sands Missile Range
Army
68Th Artillery
Ft. Sill
Oklo
White Sands
Disenchanted Pair Returns To U S From Soviet Union
NEW YORK AP Disenchanted couple Morris and Mollie Block returned to the United States with their adopted daughter Joanna from five years in the Soviet Union. They described loneliness poverty and lack of freedom in Odessa while at Kennedy Airport. They said Communist socialism had been prostituted by the Soviet regime and cited their meager combined income of about 124 dollars a month.
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Morris
Mollie “Block
Soviet Union
Odessa
Kennedy Airport
Joanna
Block
Karl Marx
U.S
Metropolitan AAU Track Meet Sees Olympic Hopefuls Tuneup
A flock of Olympic hopefuls heads to Yonkers for the 74th Metropolitan AAU Track and Field Championships as they stage final preparations for the NCAA and AAU championships on Saturday.
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MET
New York
Yonkers
Livestock Markets Report From Clovis
Livestock prices steady across cattle hogs with varied classes listed. Utility cows and bulls range from mid teens to nineteen dollars, feeders and calves priced per head, hogs mostly steady with barrows gilts and sows quoted. Also notes Japan inland sea imagery amid market data.
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Clovis
USDA
Claire and Rod Steiger Fields Global Film Life
Claire and Rod Steiger spent two years in London and Rome making films while their daughter Anna, four, enjoys a social life at home. Claire finished a project in Rome. Rod worked on The Pawnbroker in North America. Miss Bloom completed The Outrage with Laurence Harvey, praising Chaplin as a kind influence who helped arrange the screen test.
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Claire
Rod
Anna
Steigers
Rome
Miss Bloom
Sean
Laurence Harvey
Fey Mr. Harvey
Nest of unknown eggs at Paradise Hills stirs quail talk
A golf club encounter near Albuquerque sparked a quail mystery as a golfer found a grass lined nest with 12 pale eggs. The article cites Birds of New Mexico naming sealed quail and describes Gambel, Scaled and bobwhite quail ranges in the state with concern over potential disturbance by golfers.
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Associated Press
Paradise Hills Country Club
Nasth
Albuquerque
New Mexico
J Stokley Ligon
Nairobi
Zanzibar
Rio Grande
Rio Grande Valley
Bernalillo
Tularosa
Three Rivers
Leafs Manager Fined by International League
Toronto Maple Leafs manager George Anderson was fined $200 by IL President Tommy Richardson for alleged abusive language toward umpires. The penalty announced Thursday followed conduct during a league game in Rochester New York.
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Rochester. N
George Anderson
Toronto Maple Leafs
International League
Tommy Richardson
Anderson
Wimpires
4-H Demonstrations At White Signal Club Meeting
The June meeting of the White Signal Home Extension Club featured two 4-H demonstrations by Joyce Claxton on a green salad and Sharon Pate on cake making. Ruth Littlefield announced the elimination contest on June 26 and district contest July 10 at Cobre School, with 11 members and four guests present.
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White Signal Home
John T. McMillen
Joyce Claxton
Sharon Pate
Ruth Littlefield
Cobre
Nun earns degree at Yeshiva University
Sister Honaventureé Kra jewski, a 23 year old Roman Catholic nun teaching at the Academy of the Sacred Heart in Manhattan, became the first Catholic nun to receive a master's in mathematics from Yeshiva University. She noted students gained clarity on problems and she better understands those who study there. The school began 78 years ago as a rabbinical training site and has grown into a university.
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New York
Yeshiva University
Honaventureé Krajewski
Academy of ‘the Sacred’ Heart
Manhattan
Raybis
Jin
Petty Wins Concord 200 Lap Stock Car Race
Richard Petty of Randleman wins the Concord 200 lap stock car race driving a 1963 Plymouth. He adds 400 Nascar points and $1,000 prize to his season total. The article notes gas tax funding and a carbon monoxide fact as side commentary.
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Petty
Concord
N.C
Richard Petty
Randleman
Nascar
Washington March of Events and Comsat Talks
In Washington a debate over the Communications Satellite Corp. Comsat plans to issue stock to both public and industry at 20 a share as the Defense Department negotiates a rival military system. Observers question why talks persist past deadlines while about 150000 daily payments fund the process and potential profits hinge on U.S. channel access.
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Comsat
Washington
Communications Satellite Corp
United States
Defense Department
Coisat
Thief Gets Bargain at Harold's Men’s Shop
In St. Brunswick Georgia a thief stole $1400 worth of suits from Harold's Men's Shop causing the Father's Day sale to be canceled. Police investigated the incident and coordinated with store management on losses and next steps.
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Thief Gets Bargain
St. Brunswick, Ga
Harold’ Men's
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