Demonstrations After Arrests Shut Jackson Crowd
More than 400 people, many teens, were arrested in Jackson as civil rights protests continued. NAACP leaders urged more demonstrations while Mayor Thompson refused a bi racial meeting. Police processed arrests for hours until juveniles were released to parents. This section notes a white man Bennie Oliver jailed for assault on a student and other racially charged convictions.
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Jackson, Miss
Jackson
Evers
Oliver
James Spencer
Bennie Oliver
Memphis Norman
Norman
Tougaloo College
Negroes Can Keep Pickets at Tallahassee Theaters
In Tallahassee the court granted protection for regulated white theater protests by Negroes, delaying a mass demonstration. Negroes planned more ongoing picketing at two theaters, a campus meeting at Florida A&M to map a broader lawsuit, and potential damage suits over arrests amid a restraining order obtained by theater manager Les Pendleton.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida A&m University
Florida
Les Pendleton
Mill City Woman Marks 30 Years In State Tourism Bureau
Ruth Abell began as a temporary three month hire in May 1932 to handle an exhibit booth at the World’s Fair. She rose to chief clerk in the State Tourist Bureau, working for six tourist directors and ten governors, witnessing the bureau’s evolution from the Olson era to today with a $160000 annual budget.
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ST. Paul
Ruth Abell
Minneapolis
State Capitol
Chicago
Miss Abell
Business Development Department
Floyd B Olson
Conservation Department
Jack Kerr
Advisory verdict on 960 acre Elkton farm ownership
A District Court jury found that an oral agreement existed between A A Johnson and his son Richard Johnson to convey a 960 acre farm near Elkton and that Richard fulfilled the contract obligations. Judge A C Richardson will review the special verdict after a four day civil trial initiated by F J Werner guardian of A A Johnson.
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Elkton
A. A. Johnson
Wells
Richard Johnson
Richard
A. C. Richardson
F. J. Werner
Parade Route Change Announced for Legion March
Parade chairman Don Ball announced a late route change for Sundays Legion march. The parade will travel from 1st Ave NW and Main north to 4th Ave NE then east to 10th Street old Railway instead of the 9th Street plan. Police urge no parking along the route.
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Don Ball
10Th Street
Old Railway
9Th Street
1St Ave
Main
4Th Ave
10Th St
South Dakota Governor Named to National Conference Panel
Olympia Washington AP Gov Archie Gubbrud of South Dakota was named Friday to the resolutions committee for the national governor conference in Miami Beach July 21-25.
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Olympia
Wash
Archie Gubbrud
South Dakota
Resolutions Committee
Miami Beach
S D Couple Die in Crash Near Dalton Nebraska
A South Dakota couple died in a two car head on collision 1 miles north of Dalton on U S 385. Victims were 72 year old William Key Wilson and his 64 year old wife Sarah of Kadoka South Dakota.
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Dalton, Neb
South Dakota
U.S. 385
William Key Wilson
Sarah
Kadoka
Navy Court Proceedings Feature Thresher Sub Pictures
Court of Inquiry in Portsmouth reviews photographs of the sunken submarine Thresher at the Atlantic Ocean bottom. The disaster claimed 129 lives and prompted a formal investigation by naval authorities.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Thresher
Navy Court of Inquiry
Six Guides Conquer Mt McKinley Summit
In Talkeetna Alaska six mountain guides reached the summit of Mt McKinley on May 25 after climbing the mile high east buttress reputedly the first ascent of its kind. The achievement was reported by ae Carey the Talkeetna correspondent for the Fairbanks News Miner.
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Talkeetna
Alaska
North America
Mt. McKinley
Ae Carey
Fairbanks News-Miner
Troops Attack Near Plaine des Jarres in Laos War News
Foreign troops spearheaded another fierce Pathet Lao attack on neutralists near the Plaine des Jarres, with Souvanna Phouma’s office reporting over 1000 shells fired at neutralist positions since hostilities resumed Friday.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Souvanna Phouma
Kennedy Children Visit Fantasyland Park in Gettysburg
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr. spent about two hours at Fantasyland Park in Gettysburg on Friday. The family, previously visiting about ten days earlier with a nurse and a Secret Service agent, explored the Mother Goose motif site during the impromptu outing.
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Gettysburg
John F. Kennedy
Fantasyland Park
Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
Secret Service
Highest Sales Tax Starts in Pennsy
Harrisburg authorities implemented a five percent sales tax the nation’s highest and an 8 cent per pack tax today. The new levies apply statewide and mark a major fiscal shift for Pennsylvania.
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Pennsy
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Coupons Pay for Fire Truck and More Across Parishes
Minneapolis area story notes General Mills runs coupon programs enabling groups to exchange box tops for goods. Sister Mary Matthias will deliver 125,000 coupons for tableware and other items to aid the Dominican Sisters in Wisconsin. Other groups pursue buses, bricks, and bricks for projects through coupon redeems across the country.
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Minneapolis
General Mills
Mary Matthias
Ressurection Parish
Dominican Sisters
Sinsinawa
Wis
Wisconsin
Tampa
Fla
Cleveland
Werner
The
Sheboygan
Matthias
Bethesda Lutheran
Watertown
Academy of Holy Angels
Richfield
Minn
Japan
Children’s Club
Elmyra
N.Y
St. Francis of Assissi
Triangle
Chronology of Illness for Pope John XXIII
The Vatican medical bulletin details Pope John XXIII’s illness since late 1962. It lists events from influenza and gastric issues in late 1962 to cold in February 1963, a fall in March, ongoing duties with doctors, and a May 21 crisis with a blood transfusion before a May 22 audience cancellation.
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Associated Press
Vatican
John XXIII
Pope John XXIII Stages Courageous Battle With Death
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII fought a dire illness, with doctors saying he could die at any moment. Hemorrhages from a stomach tumor worsened to peritonitis as treatments continued, while the pontiff remained momentarily conscious and blessed relatives. The world prayed as his condition drifted toward death.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican Radio
Oddone Tacoli
Holy Father
Vatican Radio and Press Office
Ferdinando Cardinal Cento
Pope John
Vatican
Jesus
Raimondo Manzini
I’osservatore Romano
Mapleview Boy Injured In Cedar River Swimming Hole
Raymond McAlister a 15 year old Mapleview mayor’s son sustained a fractured neck Sunday afternoon after diving into shallow Cedar River waters near Mapleview. He was rescued by classmatesLeonard Brimacomb and Gaylord Johnson and rushed by ambulance to St Marys Hospital Rochester before transfer to St Olaf.
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Mapleview
Raymond McAlister
C. H
Red) McAlister
Cedar River
Raymond
Leonard Brimacomb
M. S. Brimacomb
Clinton
Gaylord Johnson
Herman Haack
6Th St
Elmhurst
Kennedy to Urge Speed Up in Civil Rights Legislation
The Kennedy administration plans a two bill package to speed desegregation in schools and public accommodations. A public accommodations bill would bar racial discrimination by interstate commerce businesses, aiming to ease sit in tensions. The school measure would allow timetables under federal guidance with court review and penalties for noncompliance. Attorney General Kennedy to testify Thursday before the House Judiciary Committee.
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Kennedy
Louis G. Panos
Washington
Congress
Robert F. Kennedy
House Judiciary Committee
New York City Sales Tax Rises to Four Percent
New York AP reports the city sales tax increased from 3 to 4 percent and the cigarette tax rose from 2 to 4 cents per pack starting today, affecting shoppers and smokers.
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New York
Crowds Watch Pope John XXIII in St Peter's Square
In Vatican City the great crowd gathered in St Peter's Square through the night for Pope John XXIII's survival vigil. Seminarians prayed while Romans and tourists joined at dawn, awaiting any sign from the Pope as swallows swept the sky above the dome.
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Vatican City
John
St. Peter’s Square
St. Peter’s
Rome
Apostolic Palace
John XXIII
Unita
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