Negro Withdraws From University
James A. Hood a 20 year old Negro student from Gadsden has withdrawn from the University of Alabama citing physical and mental condition. The university confirmed the withdrawal as a board of trustees meeting to consider charges from a Gadsden speech was canceled. Hood faced charges including conspiracy in a news conference and student rule violations.
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University of Alabama
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Gallia pilots join search for missing Indiana family plane
Four Gallia County pilots on Sunday joined Civil Air Patrol units from Ohio and Indiana in a multi state air search for a Piper Comanche missing since Friday evening. The McCoy family of five vanished after departing Holzer Airport for Muncie Indiana during a thunderstorm.
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Gallipolis
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Muncie
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Mildred
George, Jr
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James
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Mildred Beard
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Holzer School of Nursing
Civil Air Patrol
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Ohio River
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Earl Gault
Point Pleasant
Paul Fraley
Henderson
Everett Wedge
Eddie Atkins
Portsmouth
Oak Hill
Dr. McCoy
Holzer
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Dr. Charles C. Millikan Dies at 93 Former optometrist and jewelry shop owner
Dr. Charles C. Millikan 93 of 24 N High St died Sunday at home after a long career as an optometrist and 28 years running a Court St jewelry store. He trained at Philadelphia School of Optometry and retired after 64 years in practice. Survived by son Don B and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at home with Dr. Seay officiating. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery Delaware.
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N. High St
Marion
Charles A
Eliza Cameron Millikan
Marysville
Athens
John W. Seay
Oakrove Cemetery
Delaware
Hughes Funeral Home
Senate Adjourns In Respect Of Kefauver
Senate adjourns in respect for Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee who died Saturday. The 24 year veteran lawmaker will be buried near his Madisonville farm with services at the family home porch. Kefauver died from a ruptured aorta after a mild heart attack at Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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Congress
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Madisonville
Tenn
Tennessee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
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Detectives Watch Homes For Mail Robbery Clues
London detectives sweep East End after the Glasgow to London mail train raid. Five criminals missing from their homes since the historic theft. Scotland Yard posts watches at addresses. About 15 masked men seized registered mail worth over 7 million dollars, much of it old currency. Mastermind speculated to be a former military man. Reward offers total 260000 pounds trigger many tips to police stations.
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East End
Scotland Yard
Britain
Court sidesteps ruling on Prince Edward County school closure
In a 2 1 vote the 4th U S Circuit Court of Appeals avoided deciding if Prince Edward County could close public schools to evade racial integration until Virginia's high court weighs in The decision preserves the status quo while awaiting state rulings Manila typhoon Carmen nears with 120 mph winds as weather outlooks show cooler temperatures and scattered rain through the period Normal highs and lows are noted with a forecast of a half inch rainfall in showers and thundershowers tonight and Tuesday
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Union Leader Blasts Rhodes Over Unemployment Policy
George Burdon international president of the United Rubber Workers Union accused Governor Rhodes administration of taking money from retiring workers by denying unemployment compensation until pensions begin. In Dayton twenty four racial demonstrators were arrested in the last three weeks and await trial. Yale historian Dr Charles Seymour former president from 1937 to 1950 died at 78 in Chatham Massachusetts on Sunday.
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George Burdon
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Ohio Unemployment Compensation Board
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Burdon
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Chatham
Mass
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Yale University
Kennedy Proposals Face Action On Capitol Hill
Kennedy administration items move through Congress this week with a House vote on a 1.1 billion college construction bill and a Senate review of a National Service Corps. Hearings begin on a limited nuclear test ban treaty as a civil rights bill starts drafting.
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Rusk urges Senate ratification of test ban pact
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to ratify the limited nuclear test ban treaty as a means to slow the arms race without harming U S security. He testified as lead-off witness, stressed that East German signing does not imply U S recognition, and argued the pact could curb escalation while preserving strength. Harriman expressed optimism Khrushchev will honor the agreement to avoid nuclear war risks.
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United States
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Soviet Union
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Khrushchev
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Halleck eyed for 1964 Republican presidential bid
Indiana Rep. Charles A. Halleck faces informal backing from fellow Republicans hoping to secure him as the 1964 GOP nominee. Backers describe him as widely known, unafraid, and ready to contest if a victory chance exists.
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Washington
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Halleck
Hoosier
Goldwater
Richard B. Russell
Lausche signals possible no vote on test ban pact
Ohio Senator Frank J. Lausche says he would vote against the nuclear test ban treaty if the vote were held now. He will reserve final judgment until he hears all testimony.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
United States
Lausche
Kennedy Civil Rights Battle Shapes 1964 Party Split
Vice President Johnson urges peaceful disagreement as Southern Democrats unite against Kennedy civil rights policy while Rockefeller eyes 1964 bid. Goldwater rebukes Rockefeller amid GOP civil rights splits and nuclear test ban debates. The fight could sway Northern Negro and Southern white votes in shaping Kennedy's re election path.
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Mississippi
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
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