Cambridge Judge Aims to Enforce Racial Settlement Terms
Cambridge courts face implementing a five point integration plan after last week’s demonstrations. Judge Laird Henry Jr. met with business leaders and lawyers to urge compliance, while merchants faced pressure to desegregate restaurants. Negro leaders praised the judge’s role in ending protests and released detainees were not to be prosecuted.
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Bath
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Laird Henry Jr
Dorchester
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Noly Park
Union Methodis
Westminster
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de. Lillie M. Jackson
Maryland
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Vanbridge
U.S
Reginald Robinson Jr
Soviet Pilots And Mechanics Returning Home
Embassy sources report Soviet pilots and mechanics returning home amid crisis in the region. Moscow signals caution over involvement as neutralist tensions rise. The departing group includes 18 pilots and 11 mechanics from a larger unit, with a scheduled two day homeward leave in progress.
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Ulrer
Area Deaths and Funeral Notices Tallied in Maryland and Ohio
Funeral services were held May 17 at Corpus Cherist Chir for Maurice Sanders. Survivors include wife Dorothy and children Betty Burns Maine, Robert, Corral Chambersburg. Charles Thurman Long, 74, died in Maryland and is survived by wife Maze Slonaker Long, daughter Slamen UD Murphy, two grandchildren, three great grandchildren, sister Martha De Yvon. Services Tuesday at 2:15 pm at Ganotown church with D. A. Frazier and Frank Douly officiating. Burial in Ganotown church cemetery. Clarence Eugene Snumlwoorl, 64, of Kabtetown, died Saturday in Charles Town General Hospital. Services 2 pm Tuesday at Katetown Methodist Church. Burial in Edge Eat Cemetery. In Massillon three ministers from Evangelical United Brethren churches, all in the area, are named Samuel W. Smith, Herbert J. Smith, and Guy I. Smith.
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Martha Sipes
Chambersburg
Marthnaburg
Charles Thurman Long
Ganotown
W. Va
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Catherine Dunwall Long
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Douly
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Brown Funeral Home
Tuesay
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Kabtetown
Charles Town General Hospital
Thesety
Katetown Methaist
Txiy
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Massillon
Ohio
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Samuel W. Smith
Court Rules Stock Market Not Immuned From Antitrust Laws
The Supreme Court held securities exchanges do not have blanket immunity from antitrust laws. Dallas firms challenged district court rulings and the decision suggests antitrust rules apply to exchange operations. Justice Stewart dissented. The ruling touches on the Securities Exchange Act and fair procedures in exchange conduct. Moon eclipse noted for dates June 20 and 21, 1963 affecting northern Japan and nearby regions.
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Circuit Court
New York
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District Court
Supreme Court
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Securities Exchange
City to paint center lines on Ridge and Elizabeth streets
The Jagerstown Signal Department plans summer painting of center lines on Ridge We and Elizabeth St to reduce collisions near the Elgin Blvd underpass. Engineer K L Muse urged the change after noting multiple near misses and requested traffic lane markings between the railroad underpass and Chase St.
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Jagerstown
William G. Shradir
Winslow F. Burhans
K.L. Muse
Western Maryland Railway Co
Shrader
Jeter
Jetter
Elizabeth
Chase Sis
Elgin Blvd
Ridge Ave
Elzabeth St
Chase St
Prayer and protest mix in beachside prayer
In Beach, Florida, AP reports a national PTA leader urging action on child poverty and education. Clifford N Jenkins cites up to 1 million disadvantaged children, tying their plight to moral decline and media values while calling for broad support across cities and rural areas.
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Noad Bergendorf
N.Y
Congress of Parenty
Cehtuttn Seulntary
Board of Thenors
Free miniature hearing aid giveaway in Washington ad
A unique free offer targets the hearing impaired. A tiny motorola Dahlberg model, weighing under one third of an ounce and worn at ear level, is advertised as free to anyone who responds. No cost or obligation, supply limited, write now to claim yours.
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Vatican City Created by Lateran Treaty 1929
Britannica notes Vatican City, an 108.7 acre enclave in Rome, was established by the Lateran Treaty of 1929. Cardinal Gasparri represented Pope Pius XI, while Benito Mussolini spoke for Italy. The agreement created the sovereign Holy See state in exchange for recognition and settlement terms.
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Rome
Cardinal Gasparri
Pius XI
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Youth Dies Six Hurt In Auto Crash
A 13 year old boy, Steven Mills, died at Fulton County Medical Center after a head on collision on Route 522 south of McConnellsburg. Donald Kerlin, 37, and Robert Skiles, (age) were involved. Kerlin suffered a fractured leg and lacerations, Mills died from skull fracture and neck injury, and several passengers including Richard Peer and Mrs Skiles were treated for various injuries.
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Fulton County Medical Center
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Steven Mills
Harris Hotel
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Kerlin
Robert Skiles
Lincoln Way
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Susan
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Pope and Polish Cardinal Hold Long Vatican Talks
Pope John XXIII conferred for more than an hour with Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski primate of Poland. It was their second meeting since the Polish cardinal arrived in May amid reports Warsaw and the Vatican might be considering establishing relations.
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John XXIII
Stefan Cardinal
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Warsaw
Vatican
Curba appetite relief pill ad promises quick weight loss
An unsigned ad touts a pill named Curba claim to curb appetite and promote rapid weight loss with “40 day supply” and “Offa cups” references, set in a Washington context. The text mixes unclear phrases and marketing claims without verifiable details.
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Wheat Farmers Set To Vote Tuesday On Controls
Chicago AP reports 1.8 million wheat farmers face a pivotal vote on new government controls. If backed, program reduces 1964 acreage to 39.5 million, splits price supports into two tiers, and allocates quotas or penalties for overproduction. Farmers retiring receive compensation. violations carry fines and jail.
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Chicago
Cable Craft Catalog Offers Neediecraft Supplies
Fragmented ad-like text promotes craft items including knitting and embroidery. Mentions catalog, P.O. Box in New York, addresses, and a request to send 25 cents for materials. Contains garbled names and pricing and urges readers to Plainly address orders.
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Ain
Pablo Noolstclass
Metin
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Newe York
Humber
Girls Stage BYD Raid On Harvard Boys
About 30 to 40 women from Radcliffe staged a reverse BYD raid on Harvard. A lively crowd of 1,500 students gathered in Harvard Square, chanting and throwing water aboard dorms. Police arrested five men, four from Cambridge College, with no property damage reported.
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