Three Civil Rights Workers Vanish In Mississippi Manhunt
A large search in east central Mississippi targets the disappearance of Michael Schwerner 24 Andrew Goodman 20 both New York and James Chaney 22 a Meridian Negro after they posted bond in Philadelphia for speeding. Sheriff Rainey says Deputy Price did not follow them after jail release. The charred station wagon was found near Philadelphia on June 23 as 400 sailors aided the probe. The FBI reports all roads in Neshoba County searched. Dragging halted but door to door checks continue.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
Art Richardson
State ‘Highway Patrol
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
New York
James Chaney
Lawrence Rainey
Neshoba County
Cecil Price
Price
Ita County
FBI
Auto Workers Begin Talks With Chrysler in 1964 Pact Drive
UAW negotiators open bargaining with Chrysler in Detroit led by Walter Reuther as they seek early retirement, shorter work week, higher pay, more overtime relief, and expanded cost of living protections. Pacts covering about 576,000 workers under GM and Ford also loom, with AMC talks slated later. Scrub pine forest near Silver Springs Florida features large Ocala National Forest acreage.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Walter Reuthler
Chrysler
General Motors
American Motors Corp
AMC
Ryster
Film figure Pol ling leads U S delegation with healthy overtones
Berlin AP reports Sidney Pollack said his selection as head of the U.S. delegation carries political overtones and healthy ones. He plans to appear in his play Six Hundred to One in New York next season about automation and youth.
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Associated Press Berlin
Sidney Pollin
U.S
State Department
New York City
Rusk Plans Short Vacation, Says He Will Rest
Secretary of State Dean Rusk announced at a news conference that he will take several days of vacation next week for rest. He did not disclose the destination or details of the trip.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Milk and crackers theft at Akron A and P store
Police report safe crackers broke in at an Akron A and P. They used milk from the dairy case to cool a drill used to cut holes in the back of the safe. The thieves escaped with $100.
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Akron, Ohio
Communist detective stories urged in East Berlin
East Berlin writers were told to create a socialist Sherlock Holmes style officer of the People's Police. The tales must carry a socialist moral and avoid imitable crimes, while crimes in West Germany can be described to expose Western police practices.
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Berlin
East Germany
Sherlock Holmes
Arthur Conan Doyle
People’s Police
East Berlin
West Germany
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Traffic crash toll and costs in 1963 year in review
Traffic accidents in 1963 left an estimated 1,600,000 persons disabled and cost the nation more than 7 billion dollars in property damage medical expenses wage losses and insurance costs.
Advice From a Father to His 9-Week-Old Son Actor
Veteran actor offers blunt guidance about life in and out of acting. He urges avoiding a life centered on fame, favors Westerns, and stresses honoring the public as real bosses. The piece ends noting the message may be self addressed to himself.
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Robert Fuller
Cynthia Lowry
Bear Rob
Africa
Armold Moss
State Department
Republic of the Congo
Togo
Morocco
Algiers
Malagasy
Moss
South America
Platform Fight May Test Goldwater Solidity
Washington AP reports Gov. William Scranton backers push for a convention platform clash to probe Senator Barry Goldwater's delegate strength. Key players include Sen. Hugh Scott Rep. Melvin Laird Gov. George Romney and Sen. Everett Dirksen who cautioned the effort but indicated Goldwater's nomination remains likely and enduring.
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Washington
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Republican House
Henry Cabot Lodge
Scranton
Goldwater
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Congress
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Platform Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Television Nightline Lineup and Afternoon Schedule
A dense TV guide lists programs across channels with times from afternoon to late night. Highlights include The Flintstones, ABC News Final, The Tonight Show, The Ed Sullivan era shows, soap operas Guiding Light and As The World Turns, and Newsday.
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Hunt For Rights
NEA Telephoto
Jacques Messier
Key Biscayne, Fla
Auto Workers
Ocala National Forest
Silver Springs
Fla
M. Scott Carpenter
Outer Space
Bermuda
Navy
Mclean
Sen
Birch E, Bayh
D-Ind
Northampton
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Marvella
Washington National Airport
Kennedy
Caroline
Los Angeles
Hubert Preston
Water Bros, Inc
Los Angeles County
Preston
Suzie
Greater
Los Angeles Zoo
Zoo
NEA Radio-Telephoto
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Basilica
Winchester
Studebaker
Braddock ST
Wichita
Georgia
Tallahassee
Tokyo
D.S.T
ABC News
Will Travel
Bat Masterson
Jim Dickens
S Fenster
CBS News
Hazel
Jimmy Dean
Temple Houston
News
Steve Allen
Don Camillio
Daily Word
Newsday
Wtop Editorial
Bob
Sister Kenny
Ernie Ford
Guiding Light
NBC News
Groucho
Channel 5 News
the Doctors
Ann Sothern
Lisa Howard
the Thin Man
Cochise
Mickey Mouse Club
Hercules
Friends
Maverick
The
Three Stooges
Donna Reed
Situation Report
Ensign O’toole
Kraft Suspense Theater
the Nurses
World News
5—News
Theater of Stars 2300
Metropolitan Memo
I de
Daddy
Superman
Love of Life
Shenval Music CO
Boscawen St
Cammer’s Cleaners
BraDdock
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