Trials Planned for Six Students at Ole Miss Riots
At the University of Mississippi in Oxford a student judicial council meets to map procedures for private hearings for six students charged in connection with rioting after James Meredith entered the campus. Penalties range from expulsion to suspension or probation.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
U. S. Atty
Nicholas Ratbenbach
Meredith
Dick Wilson
Ole Miss
Brown University
Justice Department
Negotiations Hit Snag For Prisoner Release
Havana reports ongoing talks between Fidel Castro and James B. Donovan delayed the release of 1113 Bay of Pigs prisoners. A spokesman said points must be revised after four hours of discussion, with further meetings possible today or Friday.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
James B. Donovan
Castro
New York
Presidential
Isabella de Sagua
Pan American Airways
Indiana Death Case Deliberated By Jury
Jurors began deliberations on Virgil Bryant 32 of Dayton Ohio charged with murdering Pvt Billy C Bengie 19 at his home near Milan on April 4 Bryant testified the shooting in self defense and the case hinges on motive and intent The verdict awaited as family members witnessed the proceedings in Versailles Indiana
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Versailles
Ind
Virgil Bryant
Dayton
Ohio
Bryant
Billy C. Bengie
Bengie
Milan
Democrats Push Toward Adjournment of 87th Congress
Democratic leaders aimed to close the 87th Congress with adjournment expected Friday night. House leaders predicted late Friday adjournment while Humphrey saw a slim chance of finishing tonight. White House pressure was evident as behind the scenes talks sought quick action on key bills before Kennedy pushes to end Congress.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
House
White House
Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy signs trade expansion bill expanding tariff powers
President Kennedy signs into law a broad trade expansion bill giving him authority to cut tariffs and forge economic links while allowing limits against unfair import barriers. The measure, praised as a major early White House achievement, includes provisions aiding industries and workers hurt by imports despite a clash over Poland and Yugoslavia trade and a broader push to counter hostile foreign barriers. In Cincinnati, the A P Tea Co store in Bridge town was gutted by a blaze starting in the utility room. In Columbus, Ohio Supreme Court rejects probation for a junk dealer tied to Communist activity after guilty pleas for copper tubing theft from the New York Central Railroad in 1960.
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Kennedy
White House
Poland
Yugoslavia
Congress
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Admiral Kirkpatrick
Cleveland
New York Central Railroad
Kennedy starts second weekend of campaigning for Democrats
President Kennedy opens a long weekend of stumping with a New York afternoon session and Newark and Manhattan stops before traveling to Pittsburgh. He then schedules events in Indianapolis Louisville Buffalo and New York while returning to Washington Sunday. A Baltimore rally drew large crowds and mixed placards with his plan to push Democratic congressional and state candidates.
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Washington
Kennedy
New York
Newark
N. J
Manhattan
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Louisville
Buffalo
N. Y
White House
Baltimore
Oth
5Th Regiment Armory
Cuba
Mississippi
Armory
Moeller Attacks Medical Group Letter Campaign
Rep Walter Moeller of Ohio charges a Fairfield County Medical Society plan to mail a form letter to doctors and patients before the November election branding him as opposing private enterprise and freedom. He obtained a copy and notes the letter attacks the current congressman as liberal with socialist tendencies.
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Washington
Walter Moeller
Ohio
Lancaster Democrat
Medical Society of
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Rhodes Claims State Employes Influenced
Ohio State Auditor James A. Rhodes told a GOP rally that state employees are being misled about ballot secrecy and warned of supposed retaliation if they vote against the current administration. He claimed employees are told how to vote and that their choices could be determined.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Kennedy signs bill boosting postal rates and federal salaries
President Kennedy signed a bill increasing postage rates and salaries for more than a million federal employees. The measure aims to put the postal service on a self sustaining basis and attract workers. First class mail rises to five cents and air mail to eight cents starting January 7.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
DiSalle OKs Special Grand Jury in Liquor Scandal
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle orders Attorney General Mark McElroy to arrange a special grand jury to probe alleged influence peddling in the liquor department. Judge Draper had authorized a regular grand jury, but DiSalle aims to proceed with the special panel likely by Monday. The Chicago distiller in question remains unavailable for testimony.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Mark McElroy
Chicago
DiSalle
Robert M. Draper
Franklin
County Common Pleas Court
Earl Allison
Department of Liquor Control
McElroy
Draper
Mahler
Famous Brands, Inc
Dayton
Pope Opens Vatican Council Urging Christian Unity
Pope John XXIII opened the second Vatican Ecumenical Council with a call for unity among Christians. In St. Peter's Basilica he urged prayers and mutual respect, noting progress but stressing that full unity in truth remains outstanding for the Christian family.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Roman Catholicism
Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
Jesus Christ
Old Soldier Ike Receives High Award
The Army awarded Dwight D. Eisenhower its George Catlett Marshall gold medal for selfless and outstanding service to the United States. The citation called him an elder statesman and symbol of American goodwill to the world as he, at nearly 72, stood before 2000 medal-waving soldiers and their ladies.
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Washington
Army
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Army Association
George Catlett Marshall
United States
DiSalle praises state agency cooperation in Ohio
Governor Michael V. DiSalle told a Columbus audience that state departments have worked together better in the last three and a half years, calling cooperation a major achievement of his administration. In a separate Columbus note, the Ohio Turnpike Commission workers are not in the classified service, affecting appeals to the State Personnel Board. In Washington, the Senate confirmed Rep Kathryn E. Granahan to be Treasurer of the United States.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission
State Personnel Board of Review
Atty
Mark McElroy
Tony
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Kathryn E. Granahan
Philadelphia
United States
Ohio Youth Killed In Missouri Wreck
A car carrying four Ohio youths crashed into a bridge abutment on Interstate 40 near Chesterfield Missouri. John Barker 20 Scio Ohio the driver died. Three others were listed in critical condition. Also Boston Katherine Anne Porter received Emerson Thoreau Medal from the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
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Chesterfield
Ohio
John Barker
Scio
Boston
Katherine Anne Porter
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
New Missile Test Stated Across Multiple Fronts
The United States plans a high altitude missile launched nuclear test on Sunday or Monday, with a sub megaton device triggered tens of kilometers above the Pacific. The test, possibly on a Thor missile, follows earlier Johnston Island launches.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Johnston Island
Thor
Exiles Plan War on Vessels Supplying Cuba
Alpha 66 leader Antonio Veciana declares war on all ships supplying Cuba. He cites a recent raid on Isa Bella de Sagna and says a 30 man force inflicted 20 cc on the enemy. Veciana spoke via ABC from San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Alpha 66
Cuba
Antonio Veciana
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ceciana
San
Juan
American Broadcasting Co
Vediana
ABC
Isabella de Sagna
Havana
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