McNamara Faces Demands Amid Gesell Report Debate
Louisiana legislator says reaction is building as the Gesell report prompts action and a three hour special orders meeting is set for Congress. White House aides defend McNamara, noting the President’s high confidence while noting no comments on congressional materials.
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United States
Defense
White House
Louisiana
Defense Secretary
Gesell
Waggonner
Rusk Opens Exploratory Talks on Cold War Settlement Steps
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Lord Home meet Soviet Foreign Minister Anrei Gromyko in Moscow to explore next moves after a partial test ban. The talks aim to ease tension without formal treaties, as Khrushchev prepares to depart for planned peace package discussions.
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UPI
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Rusk
Nikita
Khrushchev
Lord Home
Gromyko
Camp Davis
Geneva
Home
Black Sea
NATO
Warsaw
West
Wallace vows support of Bible study decision
Exile forces reportedly cross from the Dominican Republic into Haiti and seize Fort Liberte as part of a claimed 500-man operation led by Gen. Leon Cantave. Spokesman Paul Verna said further landings and a march toward Cap Haitien and Port au Prince were planned, while authorities offered no confirmation of fighting.
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UPL
Dominican Republic
Fort Liberte
Santo Domingo
Hispaniola
Haiti
Paul Verna
Cerso
Troy
Limonade
Cap Haitien
Verna
Democratic National Union
UDN
Caribbean
Leon. Cantave
Francois Ducalier
Rebpe
St. Marc
North Ridgeville Teens Tinker Cars In Summer Routine
Local youths in North Ridgeville keep busy during summer with car tinkering projects. The article notes their activities as a counter to vacation boredom and highlights community notes and page references for further local updates.
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North Ridgeville
Sesteves
Union walkout halts Cleveland convention hall work
In Cleveland, 38 year old Gilbert Foster, a sheet metal worker hired by the Nabakowski firm, was not a union member. Union Local 65 techs walked off the job amid claims of racial hiring and a dispute tied to a prior agreement with the United Freedom Movement. Mayor Locher planned to mediate with Nabakowski executives and union leaders.
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Amherst
James Nabakowski
A. Nabakowski Co
Gilbert Foster
Cleveland
Wabakowski
Foster
Sheet Metal Workers Union
Jol
Nabukowski
John Yorke
Re- Cleveland
UPI
Metal Workers
A. Nahakowski Co
Ambhrrs
Union
United Freedom Movement
Undergound Hall
Ralph Locher
Jaal Sweex
Shrimp Fresh Water In Lyndhurst Water Supply
Mrs. Raymond Boehn found shrimp in her tap and backyard pool after a water main fill allowed a fresh water shrimp about an inch long to enter Lyndhurst New Jersey's supply. The water department flushed hydrants and declared the incident over as officials noted the shrimp posed no harm.
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Lyndhurst
N. J
UPI
Raymond Boehn
Water Department
Alfred Ludwig
Jersey City
Forest Fire Battles Widen Near Soviet Border
About 1,000 firefighters battled a forest fire in northeastern Boland near the Soviet border. The blaze remained out of control with more than 500 acres of timber destroyed and authorities condemning the loss of valuable timber.
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Warsaw
JPL
Gideon winner frees himself with right to counsel
Clarence Earl Gideon, jailed for breaking into a poolroom in 1961, wins a new trial after the U.S. Supreme Court rules he was entitled to a court-appointed attorney. The Florida public defender law follows, extending legal aid to inmates and shaping state justice.
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Panama City
Fla
UPI
Clarence Earl Gideon
Gideon
Florida
Moerday
U.S. Supreme Court
Raiford
Florida Supreme Court
High Court
Washington
Abe Fortas
Friends of the Court
American Civil Liberties Union
Bar Associations
Supreme Court
Wallace vows to read Bible in class if courts rule against
Gov. George Wallace pledges to return to a classroom reading if federal courts overturn a board resolution mandating Bible study in Alabama public schools. The measure, pushed by Wallace and state Supt. Meadows, defies a recent Supreme Court ban on Bible reading in schools and aims to make it a required part of the course of study.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George Wallace
Alabama
State Board of Education
Wallace
University of Alabama At Tuscaloosa
Austin Meadows
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Supreme Court
Weather Snapshot for Northeastern Ohio Today
Partly cloudy tonight with a high uncertainty in a few terms. Scattered showers and thundershowers likely Wednesday with considerable cloudiness and mild conditions. Temperatures range from 33 to 78 for Monday with sunrise at 6 23 am and sunset at 8 39 pm. Moonrise at 9 51 pm and moonset at 7 43 am.
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