Desegregation Ordered for Atlanta Catholic Schools
The Roman Catholic Church orders desegregation of archdiocesan schools in north Georgia, affecting about 7500 students across 71 counties, with Sept 1 1962 as the start date. Local bishops may apply similar actions in Georgia and neighboring states, as leaders voice cautious support.
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Atlanta
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
North Georgia
G. Albert Lawton
Georgia International Life Insurance Co
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
Sam P McKenzie
Atlanta Judicial Circuit
Freeman Refines Estes Case Comment After Hearings Hint
Sen. Mundt says Secretary Freeman regrets calling the Billie Sol Estes matter blown out of proportion. Mundt notes Freeman told him after a 90 minute discussion that the case is more serious than initially thought. He spoke ahead of Senate Investigations subcommittee hearings set to begin June 27.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
Karl E. Mundt
Mundt
Peru Races Narrow in Partial Returns for President
Three leading candidates remained tightly bunched in partial unofficial returns from Peru's presidential race. Early signs suggested Congress may choose the winner from a trio as none reached 34 percent. Odria's early lead faded in late tabulations across newspapers, radio, and TV. New Rutgers vice president and provost named. Larry French, 77, TU activist, dies.
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Lima
Peru
Congress
Kennedy Urges Unity to Strengthen Economy at Yale
President Kennedy told critics to drop worn slogans and join with government to boost the economy. He said the clash with the steel industry does not mean hostility to business and urged watchful concern for economic health while business and labor meet public responsibilities. He warned myths that government is growing or deficits always cause inflation and stressed separating myth from reality.
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New Haven
Conn
Kennedy
Yale University
Hundreds arrested in Madrid roundup of Franco opposition
In Madrid hundreds of Franco oppositionists are reported detained in a broad sweep. Five monarchists were seized as they returned from a Munich meeting. Three refused exile and were sent to Canary Islands. two fled to Paris. Families say they cannot see or speak with the detainees after the weekend arrests.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Munich
Germany
Canary Islands
Paris
Widow of Confederate Captain Dies at 102 in Point Pleasant
Mary Isabel Gunn aged 102 widow of Captain William R Gunn and last Civil War widow in the U S died Sunday at 3 20 p m at her son’s home 1910 Jefferson Blvd Point Pleasant after a six month illness She was a former prominent Point Pleasant lawyer’s wife and a pensioned Civil War widow Surviving are her son Dr Gunn a daughter Mrs Billie Gunn and a granddaughter Mrs Virginia Isaac Burial will be in Lone Oak following services at Trinity Methodist Church with visitation at Crow funeral home
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Mary Isabel Gunn
United States
Neale R. Gunn
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Donna Isaac
William R Gunn
Border Greys
Fourth St
U. S
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Billie Gunn
Ben
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Charles A. Pitzer
Christ Episcopal Church
Lone Oak
Crow Funeral Home
Johnston Island nuclear test area extended for eye burn risk
Extension of the Johnston Island danger area to 530 nautical miles at sea level and up to 990 miles at high altitude precedes a nuclear blast in the Pacific test series. Officials warn eye damage or blindness could occur from direct exposure while Hawaii residents are safe to view the fireball with the naked eye from ground level. A joint spokesman cites possible firing next weekend with flight warnings already in place.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Joint Task Force 8
Hiroshima
U.S
Hawaii
Johnston
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Hawaiian
Mansfield Seeks Review of Southeast Asia Policy
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield told a Michigan State University commencement audience that the United States should reexamine policy toward Southeast Asia. He said support for Kennedy does not block public discussion of approaches and warned that current policy yields little to Americans or Southeast Asians. He questioned ongoing unilateral defense commitments and traffic security interests as justification.
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East Lansing
Mich
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Michigan State University
Southeast Asia
Senate
Kennedy
Mansfield
U. S
Pro Golfer Ralph Arnold Dies at Cherry Hills Club
Denver report states Ralph Rip Arnold a 47 year old pro at Cherry Hills Country Club and longtime golf companion of former President Dwight D. Eisenhower died Sunday of a heart attack.
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Denver
Colo
Ralph
Rip) Arnold
Cherry Hills Country Club
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Keeney Frames Four Dimensional War For 896 Ohio Graduates
Conrad Keeney spoke to 896 Ohio University graduates at commencement on College Green. He described a four dimensional war against ignorance disease poverty and subversion at home and abroad and urged an unconventional, aggressive effort to build a better future.
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Ohio University
Fred H. Johnson
Barnaby Conrad Keeney
Vernon R. Alden
Gordon K. Bush
Karl F. Schafer
Keeney
Ohio
Cises
Brown University
Baby Dies In Train Derailment After Brakes Fail
Investigators examine air brake failure on a Northern Pacific luxury train that derailed on a mountain curve near Missoula Montana. Seventeen cars plunged 100 feet. one child died and 219 were injured, with 68 passengers kept overnight for observation.
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Mont
Northern Pacific
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Chicago
Here
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, DC
St. Paul
Minn
Republicans Seizing Election Edge On Market Fear
GOP leaders meet in Seattle as unease in the stock market and the Billie Sol Estes scandal fuel optimism for November. National chairman William E. Miller told Young Republicans the party has the issues and will win, citing business confidence, perceived Kennedy power, and a new slogan about too many Kennedys in government.
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Seattle
Wash
Billie Sol Estes
Miller
Kennedy
Parakeet Misery Call Ends With Egg News
In Akron a frantic woman begged the desk sergeant to send a policeman to end her suffering parakeet. The responding officer later reported the bird was merely trying to lay an egg and both bird and egg were fine.
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Akron
Roberts Faces Second Degree Murder Charge In Beating
Merl Thomas Roberts aged 68 faced a second degree murder count over the fatal beating of Warren Pie Tabler 66. Both men lived on Stewart Route 1 in Utley community. Sheriff says affidavit will be filed in Municipal Court and arraignment likely Tuesday morning. Roberts in custody since last Saturday after Tabler was found dead at Roberts home on Tick Ridge Road Bern Two. Also arrested was Percella Roxenna Schumann 58 who had lived with Roberts.
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Utley
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Remains On Critical List After Toledo Shootout
One of three Toledo police officers wounded in a Saturday gun battle remains in critical condition. Patrolman Donald Brown, 32, was struck in the face by a shotgun blast from Oliver Nickerson, 52, who was wounded and held on charges of shooting with intent to kill.
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Toledo
Donald Brown
Oliver Nickerson
Nickerson
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Government expects new dollars to flow into trade
The article explains President Kennedy favors individual income tax cuts to spur consumer spending and economic growth. It notes possible $5 to $9 billion in relief, with lower bracket savings likely spent in stores, autos, housing, and services while higher earners may invest in business ventures. Congress action will determine final plans.
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Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Laos Coalition Pact Reached Among Three Princes
Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma announced that Laos three rival princes have agreed on a cabinet list for a coalition government he will head. After a one hour meeting with Souphanouvong and Boun Oum they signed the cabinet roster and will meet again Tuesday to formalize the coalition.
Amgerians Shoot Back Near Algiers Dockyards
Moslem auxiliary policemen fired on Europeans near the Algiers dockyards killing three and wounding six. Two Europeans in a passing truck were seized as hostages. Officials say the policemen acted after Europeans attacked them at a dockworkers hiring point. Secret Army Organization saboteurs struck in a Sahara oil field amid ongoing violence.
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Algiers
Sahara
Hassi Messaoud
Two Youths Die In Car In Jackson County Crash
Two youths, Richard Frisby 19 and Sharon Sexton 17, died when their car lost control on a county road near Route 75 Sunday night. Frisby’s car struck a Jackson driver’s auto, injuring Carol Eisnaugle 18. Passenger William Reffett and Charles Campbell were uninjured.
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Richard Frisby
Wellston
Sharon E. Sexton
Frisby
Carol Eisnaugle
Miss Bisnaugle
Oak Hill Hospital
William Reffett
McArthur
Charles M. Campbell
State Highway Patrol
Ohio weekend toll rises with collisions and drownings
Weekend traffic in Ohio adds to the death toll with several incidents. At least 11 died in collisions and speedRelated crashes, plus two drownings reported to the AP during a 54hour window. A 5yearold boy from Waverly died in an old refrigerator accident, while a Richland County farmer and a 16yearold neighbor perished from suffocation in a silo while hay was being put up.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Richland County
Supreme Court Won't Review Beck Tax Conviction
The Supreme Court refused to review Dave Beck former Teamsters president on charges of filing false federal tax returns for the union in 1950 and 1952. It also affirmed a 15 year sentence for embezzlement of 1900 from the sale of a union owned automobile. Polly Adler former call house madam dies at 62 from cancer.
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Supreme Court
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
High Tribunal
Beck
Hollywood
Call House
Polly Adler
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