Lawyers Debate Civil Rights on ABA Policy
The American Bar Association faced a vote on opposing civil rights demonstrations that break laws. A Kennedy-appointed committee urged policy to temper tensions, urging lawful settlement of racial issues. The NBA endorsed nonviolent protests, while the ABA group warned against lawlessness, trespass, and violence.
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Nehru Faces First No Confidence Vote in Parliament
In New Delhi the first motion of no confidence against Prime Minister Nehru’s government was admitted for debate in the lower house. The non Communist opposition filed the motion without a stated basis and Nehru’s Congress party holds an overwhelming majority likely to reject it, with a vote expected next week.
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Domestic Peace Corps Proposed as Hope Symbol in Senate Debate
Senator Williams urges Kennedy plan to create a national service corps to aid the poor while opponents warn of cost and political aims. Dirksen vows committee rejections. Tower presses civil rights and discrimination limits. Initial funding $5 million with 300 volunteers, rising to 5,000 in three years.
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John G. Tower
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Berlin Wall marks two years as a world symbol of tragedy
West Berlin marks the Red Wall's second anniversary with memorial services along the barrier. Police reinforce to curb violence as observers recount the siege since August 13 1961. News recounts refugees fleeing, guards firing, and escapes through tunnels and across borders.
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Landslides in Nepal Buries Hundreds Near Kathmandu
Reports from New Delhi state between 150 and 200 persons were buried alive under landslides triggered by heavy monsoon rains. Four villages, about sixty miles west of Kathmandu, were crushed as radio contact remained scarce from Trisuli Bazar.
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Katmandu
Trisuli Bazar
Music Student Attends Kenton Band Camp at IU
Robert Mason of 2516 Park Street joins 230 young musicians from 24 states at the fifth annual national stage band camp led by Stan Kenton on the Indiana University campus. The camp runs August 11 to August 17 with performances planned by attendees.
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Park Street
Stan Kenton
Indiana University
Public concert slated for Friday in East Hall
A public concert is scheduled for Friday, August 16 at 7 30 p.m. in the University East Hall, inviting community members to attend.
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