NAACP vows defeat of lawmakers opposing civil rights
Roy Wilkins at the NAACP convention denounced a conspiracy to maintain racial oppression and named Sens. Barry Goldwater Everett Dirksen and Richard Russell for opposing Kennedy's civil rights program. He urged defeating those lawmakers in 1964 elections.
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Chicago
UPI
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Kennedy
Wilkins
Washington, D. C
Goldwater
Sen. Russell
U.S. Supreme Court
Elevated speed limits will apply to limited access highways
Elyria will not be affected as the changes cover limited access roads with paved shoulders. The Northeast Bypass, Southeast Bypass and Route 57 north have soft shoulders, officials say. Cleveland freeways also mostly meet the criteria. City leaders will ask the state to survey the system to identify where 60 mph is permissible. Memorial Shoreway largely remains at 50 mph due to curbs and lack of shoulders.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
105Th General Assembly
Ohio Turnpike
Natural Resources Department
Wildlife Council
Elyria
Rt. 57
Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Cleveland
Richard J. McKean
Ohio Highway Department
Memorial Shoreway
Kean
Governor Signs Omnibus Bills Expanding Courts and Powers
The governor signed an omnibus bill creating new municipal courts and broadening jurisdiction for about 30 others. Other measures authorize indigent care post discharge, ballot name procedures, junk yard licensing, reporting requirements for relief, water rights for Delaware County residents, radar arrest powers for troopers, enhanced rioter penalties, and multiuse of the governor’s flag by the National Guard.
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Rhodes
Delaware County
Scioto Conservancy District
Oberlin housing project wins federal loan for seniors column
A $1.597 million loan from the Housing and Home Finance Agency funds a Golden Age project for Oberlin. The plan includes 111 dwelling units with half earmarked for seniors, a five story building at Vine and South Main, and scattered low income sites. Amherst blocked similar plans with a split council vote.
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Oberlin
U.S
Stephen Young
Washington
Lorain Metropolitan
Howard L. Gorske
Locust St
Zoning Board of Appeals
LMHA
Vine and
South Main Sts
Ambherst
Friendly hiring talks between NAACP and Cleveland Clinic
In Cleveland the NAACP and Cleveland Clinic described ongoing talks on hiring practices as friendly and amicable. The NAACP picketed the hospital alleging discrimination while the hospital denied the charges and both sides agreed to continue discussions.
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Cleveland
API
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Cleveland Clinic
Council approves 195000 budget for Oberlin police funds
Oberlin council adopts a 195000 budget transfer to bolster police manpower. Elyria reports a Cascade Park molesting attempt under police investigation. Elyria council also approves sale of 2 million sewage disposal plant bonds. A 103-year-old former Amherst resident is noted. Dear Abby and entertainment TV segments are listed.
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Oberlin
Council
Elyrla Council
Eee
Lass Bn
Kennedy urges Western unity as tour ends
President Kennedy in Naples calls for greater Allied trust and an end to self sufficient nationalism while stressing unity against the Communist threat. He says European nations show strength of purpose and will review his findings after ten days in Western Europe before flying to Washington.
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Naples
Italy
UPI
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
NATO Southern Command
Paul VI
Vatican
Antonio Segni
Russia
Washington
Rome
Europe
France
Germany
de Gaulle
NATO
Kennedy Praised by Pope in Peace and Equality Talk
Pope Paul VI met with President Kennedy in the Vatican Library on the last day of a European tour and praised his work for world peace and racial equality. The pontiff recalled their first meeting 23 years earlier and expressed optimism that Kennedy’s efforts would find a favorable response among those of good will. The discussion, described as constructive, covered global peace and civil rights in the United States.
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Kennedy
Paul VI
Vatican City
Dean Rusk
United States
Apostolic Palace
Vatican
Pius XI
Pope Pius
Joseph Kennedy
U.S
Britain
Pope Paul
Northwestern Ohio Weather: Hot Humid With Thunder Showers
Partly cloudy and hot in Northwestern Ohio with scattered afternoon thunderstorms. Highs 88 to 93, cooler tonight with 59 to 64, fair and pleasant Wednesday. Monday’s temperatures 68 to 91, precipitation none in the last 24 hours ending 8 p.m. humidity 57 percent at 1 p.m. and 55 percent at 8 p.m. Sunrise 3:07 a.m. Sunset 9:05 p.m.
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Ohio
Scandal hits Britain over Burgess MacLean defection link
London reports a new claim that Kim Philby aided Burgess and MacLean in 1951 by tipping off security. Edward Heath announced Philby, a former diplomat and Soviet agent, may have fled behind the Iron Curtain. The disclosure compounds pressures on Prime Minister Macmillan amid Profumo era scandals.
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London
UPD
Harold Macmillan
Russia
Edward Heath
Kim) Philby
Beirut
Lebanon
Guy Burgess
Donald MacLean
Burgess
MacLean
Foreign Office
Heath
Philby
Washington
Blow
Macmillan
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Burgess-MacLean
Society
Stephen Ward
Profumo
Christine
Sovmet
John Vassall
Berut
Sunday Observer
Economist
Cairo
England
Amherst seeks Lorain water tap to ease low pressure
Amherst officials ask Lorain to sell water via a 10 inch main to relieve southwest Amherst pressure shortages. A detailed engineering study will judge feasibility and a tap in would require a 10 inch meter with Amherst billed for usage. A sprinkling ban remains in force as efforts continue to improve supply.
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Amherst
Lorain
Amherst Water Co
Frank J. Janik
Alex Olejko
Lorain Waterworks
A. V. Agnew
Tapin Point
Amherst Main
Elyria
Amherst Lines
Jack
Woodrow W. Mathna
George Zunich
Lorain Engineers
Amherst Utilities
Henry Gordon
Floyd G. Broym
Janik
Middle Ridge Rc
Dartmouth admits women for summer term in 1969 amid mixed reactions
At Hanover, Dartmouth hosts 148 undergraduate women for a summer program, first since the college’s founding. Students and faculty voice varied views on coeducation, noting heat and campus life as the men’s reactions range from cautious to hostile while some praise the arts program.
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Dartmouth
Eleazar Wheelock
Smith College
Colby Junior College
Chamberlan
Tamara Turkevich
John Turkevich
Princeton
Peggy Swan
Great Neck
Lil
Alfred J. Swan
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Lems
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John XVIII
P.m
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Waldo Chamberlin
Deep South
Bill Wellstead
Baker Library
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Harrison
N. Y
J. D. Selinger
Smith
Playboy
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Hair
Richard P
Pete) Luttmeier
Victor Garcia
Asuncion
Paraguay
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