Off-Limits Imposed First Time
Washington AP reports the first off-limits housing sanctions to curb discrimination against Negro military personnel at Andrews Air Force Base Maryland. Secretary McNamara designates any landlord who denies renting to Negroes near Andrews area as off-limits to all servicemen effective July 1. He foresees similar actions nationwide, with talks planned in California Illinois Florida and other states.
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Washington
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Robert S. McNamara
Andrews
McNamara
California
Illinois
Florida
Only Woman Candidate Quits South Vietnam Presidency
Mrs. Tran Kim Thoa, a Saigon city council member and the sole woman vying for president, withdraws from the race after failing to find a suitable running mate for vice president. She remains a Senate candidate for the September 3 elections.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Tran’ Kim Thoa
Senate
Gunman grabs 3800 in store holdup at Utica center
Police hunt for a gunman who snatched a 3800 deposit bag of cash and checks from a store employee at a shopping center in Utica Wednesday night. Bart Bass, delivering receipts, said the thief fled in a late model car through crowded lots. No injuries reported. loss estimated by Stanley Kaplan.
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Utica
Bart Bass
State Street Mill
Bass
Stanley Kaplan
Schuylerville Library Bids Taken for New Building
Ground was broken this week for a library in Schuylerville at Ferry and Church Streets. General construction contract went to Decan Construction Co. of Glens Falls for 40 697 dollars. Heating contract to R J Downs for 2839 dollars. Plumbing to Ray Dwyer of Greenwich for 2222 dollars. Electrical contract to Harold Norton of Schuylerville for 5595.88 dollars. Total bids 81343.88 dollars. The library, once Schuylerville Free Library, became Schuylerville Public Library in 1964 under village supervision.
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Ferry
Church Streets
Decan Construction Co
Glens Falls
R. J. Downs
Scotia
Ray Dwyer
Greenwich
Harold Norton
West Siege Due Again For Plains Weather Pattern
The Associated Press reports sunny skies across the Southwest to the Midwest on the first full day of summer. A disturbance over the central Rockies will bring showers and thunderstorms to much of the Plains today, with scattered rain from the Gulf Coast to New England. Rain totals included 1.20 inches in Bowling Green Kentucky and 0.73 inches in Dyersburg Tennessee. Temps ranged from 39 to 105 degrees across various states, with lows in the 30s to 40s in Minnesota and Oregon.
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Weather Bureau
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Plains
Gulf Coast
New England
Bowling Green
Dyersburg
Tenn
West Coast
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
International Falls
Minn
Hibbing
Bemidji
Klamath Falls
Ore
Stampede Pass
Wash
Imperial
Calif
NYCLU Slams Arrests in Queens Civil Liberties Case
The New York Civil Liberties Union accused police and Queens DA Thomas Mackell of political labeling and prejudicial statements in the arrest of 16 Black suspects seized in Queens Manhattan Brooklyn and Philadelphia with more than 30 weapons including a machine gun and over 1000 rounds. The indictment charged two men with plotting to assassinate civil rights leaders and all 16 with plotting anarchy. NYCLU said officials held a trial by publicity and used terms like Peking oriented subversive literature and Negro extremists.
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New York Civil Liberties Union
NYCLU
Queens
Thomas Mackell
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Roy Wilkins
Whitney Young Jr
The
Civil Liberties Union
Mackell
Sanford Garelik
Service cuts in Brasilia threaten multiple entities
Published notice by a Brazil telephone company in Brasilia warns service will be cut within 15 days if bills stay unpaid. The threatened list includes former President Joao Goulart, political exiles in Uruguay, five members of Congress, six deceased congressmen, and the Brasilia office of the U.S. Peace Corps.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Uruguay
Congress
U.S. Peace Corps
LBJ To Give Grandson A Heifer
President Johnson congratulates Luci Johnson Nugent on the birth of her son Patrick Lyndon Nugent at Seton Hospital. The first grandson for the Johnsons, born weighing eight pounds ten ounces, with a blond tuft of hair. Mrs. Johnson says the baby resembles his father more, and the president vows to deliver a Hereford heifer calf to the Nugent ranch.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Seton Hospital
Luci Johnson Nugent
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Luci
Lewis-Nugent
Phone Firm To Reduce Some Rates In New York
ASBAN New York Telephone Co will cut charges for about one million subscribers by 14.78 million dollars a year starting early July. Lower rates apply to color telephone installations toll calls and Home Econ O Call for heavy in state toll users. Expanded message rate and new collect WATS option will let users save and pay collect on incoming calls within the state.
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ASBAN
N.Y
New York Telephone Co
State Public Service Commission
PSC
New York City
WATS
Vatican envoy to meet Czechoslovak officials on normalization
Vienna report says Msgr. Agostino Casareli, top Vatican negotiator with Eastern Europe, is expected to meet Czech and Slovak officials soon to discuss normalization of relations. The Kathpress agency relayed the Vienna Vatican development yesterday, signaling cautious diplomacy amid communist governments.
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Austria
Kathpress
Vatican
Eastern
Europe
Agostino Casareli
Grenade Wounds Three in Saigon Police Car
A grenade exploded in a Saigon police patrol car in Cholon injuring three officers. The assailant, suspected Viet Cong, escaped. Britain to stay on British Standard Time moving to Central European Time next Feb 18, according to Home Secretary Roy Jenkins.
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Saigon
Cholon
London
Roy Jenkins
Britain
Greenwich
Saratoga SPAC readies bold sophomore season amid major arts lineup
Saratoga Performing Arts Center in Spa State Park enters its second season with New York City Ballet in July and the Philadelphia Orchestra in August. New staff include Richard Kirschner as general manager and John Selsman as educational director. Major events feature Belafonte, Alpert, Menuhin, the Bath Festival Orchestra, and a Russian Festival, with Balanchine at the helm of the ballet and Ormandy directing the orchestra.
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York City Ballet
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John Selsman
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K. L. Hinaman
Douglas Wheeler
Janice Saunders
Hinaman
Alice Norton
Leach
Waterfall
Yehudi Menuhin
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Mark Twain
Congress Park Casino
Great Britain
Theodore Bikel
Sol Hurek
Metropolitan Opera House
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Charles Munch
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Julius Rudel
Nicole Henriot - Schweitzer
Szymon Goldberg
Jorge Bolet
Samuel Mayes
Joseph de Pasquale
Alexis Weisenberg
Yi-Kwei Sze
John McCollum
Casino
Cremona String Quartet
Berkshire Boy Choir
New York
Philadelphia Woodwind Quintet
de Pasquale
Police Chief Declares Get Tough Stance Amid Gun Battle
Col Walter E Stone of Rhode Island State Police said the force would defy Supreme Court rulings Mirandа and Escobedo and stop suspected underworld figures on sight. He ordered frisking to curb violence after a midday gun battle on Federal Hill Providence, calling the streets a jungle and vowing not to be guided by “do gooder” decisions.
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Walter E. Stone
Rhode Island State Police
U.S. Supreme Court
Stone
Miranda
Escobedo
Supreme Court
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Chicago
Ernesto Miranda
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Ariz
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Atwells Avenue
China India Hotline Resumes Calls After Diplomatic Tensions
New Delhi and Peking reestablished direct telephone contact after a period of strain from 1962 border clashes. An official note said both embassies reached out to their home governments, with one call from New Delhi to Peking lasting 21 minutes.
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New Delhi-Peking
India
China
Himalayan
Peking
Fighting Rekindled in Aden Crater Violence
In Aden Crater rival Arab groups clashed as British troops sealed the area. A terrorist sniper was killed by a rival, his body burned by a mob. The battles since Tuesday left 22 British soldiers and 9 terrorists dead, with many wounded amid tensions over army promotions and impending independence.
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Aden
Crater
Federation of South Arabia
Rochester Driver Killed in East Side Crash
Rochester resident Donald J. Baker aged 24 died when the automobile carrying him struck a steel utility pole on the city’s east side yesterday.
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Rochester (Ap
Donald J. Baker
Rochester
Spanish Riding School programs include student matinees
The Center's education program will offer matinee performances for students by the New York City Ballet and the Philadelphia Orchestra. Special teacher and administrator seminars will be co sponsored by SUNY and the State Education Dept on July 15, 22 and Aug 17.
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Spanish Riding School of
Vienna
New York City Ballets
Philadelphia Orchestra
State University of New York
State Education Dept
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