Teamster Attacks Kennedy Civil Rights Drive as Harmful
A Teamsters official accused Attorney General Kennedy of using civil rights actions for political gain and urged the president to resign. The clash highlighted preelection tactics, with critiques of the administration’s handling of voter registration suits and bias in Southern states.
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Andrew J. Glass Washington
HTNS
Teamsters Union
Robert F. Kennedy
House
Kennedy
Teamster
Sidney Zagri
Robert Kennedy
James R
Hoffa
Zagri
Justice Department
Congress
Texas
Tennessee
Lyndon Johnson
Union Zagri
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Johnson
Hobart Tay
Sen. Ervin
Senate Commerce Committee
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard Law School
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Dean Griswold
Sen
Clair Engle
Calif
Burke Marshall
Senate bristles over potential long fight on test ban
Laurence Barrett reports a tense path to ratification as Moscow drafts a treaty and Senate skeptics grow. Rusk defends the pact before key committees while liberal and conservative senators voice cautious doubt. Debate anticipated to hinge on withdrawal clauses and enforcement.
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Washington
Senate
Dean Rusk
Capitol Hill
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Armed Services Committee
Rusk
Henry Jackson
Wash
Kennedy
Sen. Jackson
The
Armed Services
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Strom Thurmond
S.C
Sen. Thurmond
Foreign Relations
Atomic Energy
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Moscow
Richard B. Russell
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Foreign Relations Committee
Joint
Khrushchev may attend Castro observance in Havana
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev may arrive in Havana to participate in the 10th anniversary of the Santiago revolt. Rumors have circulated for weeks as cabinet ministers canceled to attend, with some noting a fueling stop in Guinea for Soviet airliners possibly signaling a Khrushchev visit.
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Havana
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Santiago
Khrushchev
Guinea
Russia
Cuba
Army replaces mess tray with china dinning at Fort Dix
Fort Dix replaces metal and plastic mess trays with white china dishes to boost morale and homelike atmosphere. Reservists from New Haven and staff including Sergeant First Class John Janega and Lt Robert Kline greet the change as cups bounce tests show durability.
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Yellow River
Fort Dix
U.S. Army
New Haven
Conn
John E. Janega
Robert Kline
Kennedy to Celebrate Jacqueline’s 34th Birthday at Cape Cod
Jacqueline Kennedy will turn 34 this Sunday with a family party at the Cape Cod home the President leased for summer. The First Lady plans to remain about three weeks more and then return to Washington around August 19. She will undergo a caesarean section for her third child with the date kept secret. The Air Force spent about 5000 to renovate a hospital wing at Otis Air Force Base in case a hospital suite is needed while she stays at Cape Cod.
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White House
Maryland Jockey Club, U.S. Racing Pioneer since 1743
The Maryland Jockey Club is described as the oldest racing organization in the United States, with its founding dating back to 1743. This establishes its long heritage in American horse racing.
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Baltimore
UPI
Maryland Jockey Club
United States
Chronicle Telegram front page details July 25 1963 issue
The Lorain Chronicle Telegram lists date as July 25 1963 with publication details for Lorain County Elyria Ohio including price, frequency, and mailing rates. It notes in house address 225 East Ave Elyria and carrier rates 50 cents weekly and yearly mail rates 20 00 to Lorain county 22 00 outside Ohio 22 50.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Onlo
Ohio
Lorain
Oh!o
Judge sentences New York demonstrators in protest case
Judge T Vincent Quinn jailed five demonstrators for 60 and 30 days after they refused to promise not to be disorderly again during the July 11 blockade at a lower East Side housing project. Two others plead guilty to disorderly conduct. Names include Lisa Henri 23 Samuel H Friedman 66 Michael Schwerner 22 Rita Schwerner 21 Walter Flesch 23 and Robert Core 31.
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William Rollins
New York
HTNS
Criminal Court
T. Vincent Quinn
Lower East Side
Lloyd Mcaulay
Meaulay
Charles Weidman
Samuel H. Friedman
Michael Schwerner
Rita Schwerner
Schwerner
Harold Kerster
Interstate 77 completion in Ohio under review by highway chief
Federal Highway Administrator Red M. Whitton said the timing of finishing the Cleveland to Marietta expressway depends on the Ohio State Highway Department. He noted the agency approves construction order as submitted, following a query by U.S. Rep. Robert T. Secrest amid a push by the U.S. Route 21 association for earlier completion.
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Lor
White House
Robert Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
N. C
Sen. Ervin
Cleveland TO
Marietta
Ohio
State Highway Department
Red M. Whitton
U.S
Robert T. Secrest
Whitton
Secrest
U.S. Route 21 Association
Cambridge
Columbus
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U.S.A
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Emanuel Celler
N. Y
John F. Henning
Senate Labor
By Laurence Barrett
Committee On Atomic Energy
Soviet Union
USS
China
France
Castro
N. J
Robert Hahn
Teaneck
Jackie
the Chronicle-Telegram
Lisa Henri
Walter Flesch
Robert Core
Congress of Racial Equality
Shirley Fingerhood
Gore
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
By Cordelia Robbins
Herald Tribune
State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Yellow Springs
Antioch College
Antioch
Common Pleas Court
Xenia
Lewis Gegner
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Savannah
American Export and
Isbrandtsen Lines
MEBA
Afl-Cio
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Miami
Beirut
Lebanon
International
Arab Congress
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Radio
Negav Desert
American Museum of Natural History
Dixie
Albany
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