Violence at Capitol Hill as 100000 march amid civil rights protests
A sweeping civil rights march on Capitol Hill raises fears of violence among police and lawmakers. Officials discuss possible confrontations, security Augmentation, and alternatives to sit in protests while emphasizing the need for orderly, legal demonstration and potential congressional access.
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JFK Will Be Safer Abroad Than Home Says Aide
An AP report states President Kennedy would be as safe in Europe as at home because the Secret Service handles protection worldwide. The agency, under the Treasury, coordinates with foreign counterparts while FBI has no guard authority. Gerald Behn leads a White House detail.
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Still Waiting For Hearing In Ricky Contempt Case
Jim Laing remains awaiting a contempt hearing before Giles County Circuit Judge W L Sexton Jr over failing to produce his German shepherd Ricky for execution. The June 13 hearing was moved to June 20 and later delayed again as court business intervened. Neither Laing nor his attorney could say when the case will be heard, and Commonwealth's Attorney Powell offered no date. Ricky, condemned for sheep killing, is in another state and Laing refuses to return him to Virginia.
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Kennedy's public appearances raise Secret Service concerns
The account describes close motorcade spacing and prechecked security routes as President Kennedy is followed by agents. It notes his gregarious nature and habit of mingling with crowds behind barriers, causing worry for Secret Service about unpredictable crowd interactions.
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Post Office at 1964 World’s Fair Processes 200000 Daily
The New York World’s Fair post office is expected to handle about 200000 pieces of mail daily. It will provide twice daily delivery seven days a week for thousands of exhibitors.
Swimming Banned At West Panama City Beach
Officials closed the surf to swimmers at West Panama City beach after a fourth drowning in as many days. Heavy Gulf currents churned the water, keeping beaches off limits until conditions ease.
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