Soviet Writers Attacked by Young Communist League
The head of the Young Communist League accuses Soviet writers of encouraging skepticism toward what is fine and progressive. Sergei Pavlov writes in Pravda of petty fault finding. Separate dispatches report James Roosevelt warning about Middle East tension and other global items.
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Young Communist League
Sergei Pavlov
Communist Party
Pravda
Soviet Union
St, John
N.M
James Roosevelt
Middle East
Scott and Goldwater Clash Over GOP Governors
In Washington Hugh Scott challenged Barry Goldwater's claim about GOP governors. Scott called governors the greatest source of strength and vitality for the party while Goldwater urged Congress to drive policy. The 17 governors led by Idaho’s Robert Smylie planned a Washington headquarters as national figures debated party direction.
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Hugh Scott
Barry Goldwater
Scott
Republican National Committee
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Republican Party
Twe
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Goldwater
Arizona
Ray Bliss
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Betsy Keeps 80-MPH Winds as It Moves North
No threat to land areas remains as Betsy slows to 80 mph winds while about 250 miles north of San Juan Puerto Rico. Forecasters expect a north northwest drift at 12 mph today with gradual intensification.
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Ami
Fla
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Miami Weather Bureau
Agreement ends costly 75 day shipping strike
Leaders of two maritime unions urge speedy ratification of a settlement ending a 75 day East and Gulf Coast port strike. The accord, praised by President Johnson, provides a no strike contract, a 3.2 percent benefit rise, and pension and job security guarantees to resolve automation disputes.
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Gulf Coast
Aabrest Woccanis
National Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots
American Radio Association
Afl-Cio
Johnson
W. Willard Wirtz
Washington
Masters Union
R. Steinberg
Radio Association
Blood Donor Is Repaid But He Dies
Elwood J. Crispin aged 52 donated over five gallons of blood to the regional blood bank over 23 years and received about two gallons in transfusions after Burns in last week’s DuPont plant explosions. Crispin, a DuPont employee, died Friday. At least one other person was killed and a 12th body remains missing.
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Louisville
Elwood J. Crispin
DuPont
Crispin
South Carolina to Reopen Schools Mixes Classes for 3000 Negroes
By week’s end all public schools in South Carolina will reopen with about 3000 Negro students in classes with white children. Last week 56 districts resumed with 700 segregated Negro students and no disturbances reported. The state has about 500,000 white and 150,000 Negro public school pupils.
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Saint John Israel
Seoul
Korea
Japan
Singapore
Kha
Inalaysia
Borneo
Sarawak
Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
High Wire Artist Karl Wallenda Says Last Regular Show
Karl Wallenda, 60, leader of the Wallenda troupe, says his Saturday night race track performance was his last regular show. He plans semiretirement and doubts the seven man pyramid will be performed again. A Detroit collapse killed two family members and crippled his son Mario.
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Philadelphia
Karl Wallenda
Wallenda
Detroit
Mario
Kennedy Children In Hospital After Kennedy Wound
Kathleen Kennedy 14 and Robert Kennedy Jr 11 were hospitalized after separate accidents at the Kennedy compound in Hyannisport Massachusetts. Kathleen suffered a mild concussion when her horse fell on her and is expected to ride again after discharge. Robert Jr was admitted with a severe leg wound requiring many stitches following a fall from a garage roof.
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Mass
Kathleen Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Cape Cod Hospital
Ert Jr
Robert
Kennedy Compound
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