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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1964
Page
7
The Supreme Court refused to review a lower court ruling that overturned the Communist Party of the United States conviction for failure to register under the Internal Security Act. The order offered no reason, and Justice Byron R. White did not participate.
Mrs. Clement Attlee, 69, widow of former Prime Minister Clement Attlee, died Sunday night in Great Missenden England from a cerebral hemorrhage seven hours after collapsing at home AP reports.
Cardinal Augustin Bea arrives in Boston for a secret mission, telling reporters he will return in eight days with more information. Richard Cardinal Cushing, host archbishop, declines to elaborate on the visit.
Tito of Yugoslavia arrived in Leningrad for talks with Soviet premier Khrushchev today. The historic meeting focuses on nonaligned policy and East-West tensions during the Cold War.
African delegations urged the UN Security Council to fast track a resolution urging South Africa to stop executions of opponents of its apartheid regime. Anedeec, NY. The move aims to pressure end to hangings tied to anti apartheid actions.
A 17 year old from East Berlin slipped through barbed wire barricades during the night and crossed into the American sector without being seen by border guards, police reported.
In Cuneo Italy two passenger trains collided head on 35 miles south of Turin. The crash killed three passengers and injured 25 as rescue teams searched the wreckage.Officials investigating cause and line status.
Donors pumped 8200 pints into the Thomas County Bloodmobile since July 1957. Dr E E Davis notes rising need amid aging regulars and falling replacement rates. M G Middleton will take over as chairman to solicit more blood and meet a goal of 1000 gallons.
Fragmented OCR text references blood loss and shock treatment including albumin and intravenous procedures. Mentions SIV hemorrhages and external procedures with unclear context and page/column references.
In Amarillo a midnight gunfight chase in a stolen pickup ends with patrolman William Meadows 23 killed when a shot smashed through his windshield. A 14-year-old boy dies. a 13-year-old is wounded as highway patrolmen join the pursuit and fire on the fleeing vehicle.
Felix Fesmire, 15, identified as the driver, was shot but not seriously wounded in the shoulder following a crash described in local reports. Authorities protected the scene as they investigated the incident and sought clues about the assailant.
Three GOP governors Nelson Rockefeller William Scranton and George Romney warned Barry Goldwater he must soften his conservative stance or risk losing their large states in November. Scranton hinted at a possible bid and cited fears among candidates about carrying key states if Goldwater leads the ticket. The comments were made during openings of the 56th annual Governors Conference.
Chief Justice Earl Warren visits Dallas County jail and questions Jack Ruby for over three hours denying any link to Lee Harvey Oswald. Warren Commission members tour key sites tied to Kennedy and Tippit cases amidRuby’s death sentence for Oswald’s murder.
Georgia lawmakers push a compromise for a state elections board with power to act in primary and election fraud cases. The plan lets the board seek court orders or injunctions with superior court judges handling petitions, enabling quick relief and avoiding full local takeover.
Thomasville Thomas County Chamber of Commerce will present its parking problem program to members of the Ex change Club at the Scott Hotel Tuesday night. Chamber president Frank Neel endorses multi storied parking buildings in the downtown area as a solution to the issue.
AFL-CIO president George Meany calls for full opportunity in apprenticeship programs with rolls open to all applicants regardless of skin color. About 75 labor leaders from 50 international unions attend the Johnson sponsored meeting to push discrimination pledges into action. ABERDEEN typhoid outbreak peaks with 402 cases 342 confirmed and one death, prompting 30000 copies of a booklet on prevention.
Christine Keeler, 22, once linked to a sex and security scandal that led to John Profumo's resignation, was released from Holloway Prison after serving six months of a nine month term for perjury and obstructing justice. She earned three months off for good behavior.
Thirty-eight senators filed a petition to close the Senate filibuster on the civil rights bill. The cloture vote will occur one hour after Wednesday’s session, with four hour debate on key amendments allocated for Tuesday. The stalemate marks a major hinge in a 78 day battle as House action shifts to a $3.5 billion foreign aid package and wartime tax measures.
Communist ground fire knocked down the second U S Navy jet in two days over central Laos. Pilot Lt Charles F Klusmann parachuted to safety. Cmdr Doyles Lynn was rescued. US air search hampered by monsoon clouds. reconnaissance missions ongoing with support from Laotian and US forces.
Partly cloudy and warm today and Tuesday with rising temperatures through mid week. Conditions trend mostly fair tonight and into the period as a warm spell continues. Details on page 5.
An 18 year old Mississippi man, Larry Thomas, recaps fleeing New York after defending a white youth on a subway. He says he'd rather work as a waiter in Mississippi than risk his head in New York lawlessness. He notes the incident contrasted with Mississippi policing.
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