Mobile Pupils Protest Integration at Murphy High School
A major anti integration demonstration erupts at Murphy High School Mobile as about 60 white pupils rally on a street corner near Phillips High School waving Confederate flags. Police call fire trucks and newsmen are barred as white protests spread to other Birmingham schools and surrounding areas.
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Mobile
Alabama
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Nine Negroes and Two Whites Arrested After Riot Near High Point
Police used tear gas bombs to quell a near riot as about 2000 white protesters attacked Negroes in an anti segregation demonstration. Nine Black and two White arrestees were taken into custody after the clashes in High Point North Carolina.
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High Point
N. C
First Negro Students Attend USC Classes After 86 Years
In Columbia South Carolina three black students began attending University of South Carolina classes marking a historic moment as the campus integrates after 86 years.
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Columbia, S. C
University of South Carolina
Chicago housing law bans discrimination by brokers
The Chicago City Council passed an ordinance forbidding real estate brokers from racial or religious discrimination in property sales despite strong protests from white property owners.
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Chicago
Sewers in Sky Bill Backed by Hew Secretary
Secretary Anthony Celebrezze testifies before the Senate Public Works Committee in Washington in support of a bill to curb air pollution. The measure would authorize a ten year federal grant program totaling 74 million dollars and establish a long term national research program.
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Senate Public Works Committee
Washington
Doctors Do Fast Dealing Saves Girl in Air Flight
A University of Michigan medical team diverted a Beech craft toward Monroe Louisiana to swap car batteries for a near-dead airplane respirator. Carol Kaufman, 26, polio survivor on an iron lung, faced a 900 mile run with failing batteries during a Labor Day weekend flight from Mexico City to Ann Arbor.
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Mich
University of Michigan
Carol Kaufman
Mexico City
Mexico City College
David Dickinson
Carol
Carl Kaufman
Chicago
Salesman Claims Leading Jerusalem School Disturbances
Dov Ber Zohar, 27, a frail salesman, told reporters he headed the Circle of Activists that organized protests at Christian schools in Jerusalem Jaffa and Haifa. He said demonstrations aimed at those who allegedly seek to convert Jewish children and denied targeting Christian beliefs. School officials disputed his claims. Tito to Visit Us. President Tito will have an informal Washington visit to confer with President Kennedy on Oct 17.
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Dov Ber Zohar
Britain
France
Levi Eshkol
Zohar
Tito
Washington
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White House
United States
Russell B. Long
D-La
Dirksen
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
40 Perish As Airliner Hits Mountain
A French airliner from London to Perpignan struck Roc de la Rouquette in southern France near Py. All 40 aboard died, including 36 passengers who were British tourists and four crew members. The crash occurred shortly after midnight with rescue teams confirming the fatalities.
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France
Nhu Says Kennedy Misinformed on Viet Nam Situation
Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu arriving in Belgrade accuses President Kennedy of being misinformed about Viet Nam and urges better information. She notes Kennedy seeks appeasement amid Buddhist protests and defends Pope Paul VI as concerned but not misinformed. The South Viet Nam first lady heads the delegation to the Interparliamentary Union. The U S joins 59 nations including Mansfield and Kennedy at the eight day session.
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Yugoslavia
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Kennedy
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Paul VI
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Mme
Saigon
World Parliamentary Union
President's Letter Boosts Support for Test Ban Treaty
President Kennedy and Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirkson spurred the limited nuclear test ban pact toward ratification. Senate factions now count about 80 votes in favor, with a three-fifths majority needed for passage, up from an earlier AP poll showing 73 supporters.
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Senate
Associated Press
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Three Charleston High Band Members Held After Sophomore's Death
Charleston police hold three 16 year old band members as investigators determine whether the hazing incident called the pink belly treatment contributed to the death of 15 year old Michael Murphy. Officials weigh juvenile versus adult court action with no charges yet filed.
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Charleston
W. Va
Michael Murphy
Charleston General Hospital
Robert Gunnoe
Gunnoe
Prank Sinatra May Lose Nevada Gaming License
Carson City Nev Prank Sinatra faces possible loss of his Nevada gaming license after allegations he allowed a high level crime figure to stay at the Cal Neva lodge on the Lake Tahoe California Nevada line Sinatra was in New York when the Gaming Control Board announced the probe and declined comment The case centers on guest Sam Giancana at Sinatra's casino property and venue.
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Nev
Sinatra
Nevada
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New York
Nevada Gaming Control Board
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California-Nevada
Sam Giancana
Money Order Theft Ring Leads to FBI Arrest
FBI says a wide theft ring has produced stolen money orders in 50 and 500 denominations. The fraud spread across Cincinnati Portsmouth Columbus and Middletown and cashing occurred in Lebanon Indiana Polis Middletown and several small Illinois towns.
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Lebanon
Indianapolis
Illinois
Director s Dismissal Demanded By Labor Federation
The Cleveland AFL-CIO Federation of Labor urged Gov. James A. Rhodes to remove William O. Walker from Ohio industrial relations director. Walker, former Cleveland councilman and Call & Post owner, was accused of denying union recognition. Local 53 has struck the paper to win recognition. The resolution passed nearly unanimously by 400 delegates cites documented evidence that most Call & Post employees want union representation.
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Afl-Cio Federation of Labor
James A. Rhodes
William O. Walker
Ohio Industrial Relations
Walker
Call & Post
Local 53
Newell Frizell
Oil Derrick Collapses Killing Men in West Texas
In Monahans Texas a derrick collapsed during drilling killing two crewmen and seriously injuring a third who was hurled over 100 feet. Two other workers escaped injury as 200 tons of steel showered the site near a Rhoden Oil Co. well 45 miles southwest of the town.
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Tex
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Rhoden Oil Co
Youngstown Sets Record at University Enrollment
Youngstown University opens with 8650 enrolled students, 1470 freshmen, and an expected late enrollment of about 150 more, a new high over last fall's 8398. Dr Howard W. Jones, president, spoke on the record. In Brazil, rebel sergeants who seized the Navy Ministry in Brasilia surrendered unconditionally, per the War Ministry.
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Howard W. Jones
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
War Ministry
Navy Ministry
Brasilia
Senator Demands Halt to Aid in South Viet Nam
Sen. Frank Church introduces a Senate resolution calling for stopping all U S aid to South Viet Nam unless the Diem government ends repression and wins popular support. He cites persecution of Buddhists as an affront and warns further aid and personnel withdrawal if abuses persist.
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Sen
Frank Church
U.S
South Viet Nam
Idaho Democrat
Senate
Riot at Vietnamese technical school nets 100 teen arrests
Saigon reporters say bayonet wielding troops arrested more than 100 teenage students during a rock throwing riot at a technical school today. The clash underscores rising tension in South Vietnam as security forces crack down on demonstrations and unrest among youth.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Vatican denies Thuc audience canceled amid South Viet Nam unrest
Arch bishop Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc, brother of South Viet Nam's president, denied reports from Vatican sources that a papal audience had been canceled due to the explosive political situation in his country.
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New York
Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc
South Viet Nam
Pentagon civilian whiz kids scrutinized by military experts
Military professionals question civilian analysts at the Pentagon led by Secretary Robert S. McNamara. They argue analysts lack military experience and overrule seasoned officers, while acknowledging the analysts' use of advanced computers and data. Some propose withdrawing Western Europe nuclear weapons, a move the Joint Chiefs warned could end NATO.
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Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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Defense
Europe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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