Murdered Luverne Youth Found in Ditch
A 17 year old boy was found shot to death early today in a roadside ditch near Luverne Minnesota. An 18 year old boy and a 16 year old girl were arrested at a roadblock near New Ulm and jailed in Luverne pending transfer. The suspect described details to Brown County attorney's aide, and a chase across Minnesota followed with high speed driving and a late roadblock at Sleepy Eye.
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Luverne, Minn
Minnesota
New Ulm
Luverne
Harvey Hitch
R. R. Rodenberg
Brown County
Edwin Ketterling
Rodenberg
Hitch
Ketterling
Sioux Falls
Laverne
Diane Holland
Diane
Holland Farm
Ketterberg
F. G. Richardson
Springfield
Miss Holland
Richardson
Sleepy Eye
Pope John XXIII Dies After Long Illness
The Vatican announced Pope John XXIII, 81, died at 7:49 p.m. EST ending a nine minute sunset mass silence. He battled a stomach tumor with hemorrhaging and peritonitis while guiding the church and the Second Vatican Council. He was hailed as the pope of unity and peace.
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Vatican City
Vatican
John XXIII
St. Peter’s Square
Vatican Radio
Hungary
Poland
Pontiff
Panic bomb scare ends as Furgesons open bag
A red overnight bag buzzed for 15 minutes on a Pan American ramp in Miami. Fire, police and FBI agents converged after Mr and Mrs R Furgeson of Fort Lauderdale arrived and opened the bag, silencing a battery powered toothbrush inside.
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Miami
Fla
Pan American Airways
R. Furgeson
Fort Lauderdale
FBI
Furgesons
Rockefeller tests 1964 bid after remarriage in New York
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller returns to public life to test voter reception of his recent marriage to Margaretta Murphy as he weighs a 1964 GOP presidential bid. Governors from Idaho to Oregon show cautious support while Goldwater backers dispute Rockefeller’s improved chances amid the remarriage.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Margaretta Fitler Murphy
West Virginia
Utah
Michigan
Albany
Citizens’ Planning Committee
Rockefellers
State Republican Committee
Waldorf-Astoria
Barry Goldwater
Bariz
Arizona
Montana
South Dakota
Goldwater
New York City
John A. Love
Colorado
Gordon Allott
Archie Gubbrud
South
Dakota
Tim M. Babcock
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Clifford P. Hansen
Wyoming
Minnesota awards contracts for Fergus Falls State Hospital wing
ST PAUL AP Minnesota awarded three contracts totaling about 250000 for remodeling the administration building and adding a new administrative wing at Fergus Falls State Hospital.
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St, Paul
Mankatoan Shot to Death in Roanoke
Roanoke police say Leroy Lewis Young a 25 year old sailor from Mankato Minnesota was shot and killed after a confrontation with Raymond Bynum 46 of Roanoke. Bynum is charged with murder and is expected for a preliminary hearing as officers hold four sailors and car occupants as material witnesses.
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Raymond Bynum
Leroy Lewis Young
Mankato
Minn
Young
Hunter Memorial Bridge
Bynum
E. 0
Griggs
Liberty
Newport News
Navy
Wallace Will Defy Ruling In Alabama University Stand
Federal case against Governor George Wallace focuses on preventing Negroes from entering the University of Alabama. Wallace vows to stay at the doors and defy the court order, while federal authorities seek an injunction amid mass pickets and heavy security. Other news covers Meredith at Ole Miss, Greensboro protests, and a New Delhi crash killing 29 aboard.
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New Delhi
India
Indian Airlines
University of Illinois
Amritsar
North Indian Plains
Srinagar
Kashmir
North Carolina girl earns UNC degree and teaching post
Dorothy Brown from rural Irebell County earned her degree at Woman's College of UNC Greensboro and will teach in Mecklenburg County. She rose from a tough early life, portrayed as Long Sam in national stories, and now aims to help others as an educator.
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Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina
Dorothy Brown
Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina
Irebell County
Dorothy
McKnight
Woman’s College
House
Mecklenburg County
Charlotte
U S to resume relations with Haitian regime
The United States announced it will resume normal diplomatic relations with the Duvalier regime in Haiti. President Kennedy greeted Indian leader Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan at the White House in a rainy, handshake moment. A federal judge in Birmingham withheld an injunction request aimed at blocking Gov. George Wallace from interfering with University of Alabama enrollment of Negroes next Monday.
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Washington
United States
Francois Duvalier
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
India
White House
Kennedy
Radhakrishnan
Birmingham
Ala
Seybourn H. Lynne
Justice Department
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Racial Glance: Desegregation Efforts Across Several Cities
Federal court hears Justice Department bid to block Gov Wallace from blocking Negroes admission to Alabama University system. Governor vows to test court orders while pledging against mob violence. Leaders in Jackson map strategy amid ongoing demonstrations and mass arrests. Greensboro ends eight day desegregation truce. city slow to desegregate businesses. Republican lawmakers accuse Kennedy admin of foot dragging on civil rights. Prayer vigil in Englewood seeks end to school imbalances. Peaceful progress reported in Oklahoma City and Durham. Protests continue at Tallahassee cinemas. no incidents. In Gainesville scattered violence erupts as Negroes try white theaters. a Negro man is wounded aiding a white man attacked by Negroes. Cleve McDowell, an honor student in Biloxi, seeks permanent federal protection from enrollment interference as University of Mississippi plans to dissolve prior order due to campus tension.
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Birmingham
Ala
Albama
George C. Wallace
U.S. District Court
Wallace
University of Alabama
Justice Department
U.S. Dist
Seybourn H. Lynne
NBC Television
Meet the Press
Albania
Alabama
Jackson
Miss
James H. Meredith
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Greensboro
N.C
New York
Washington
Kennedy
Englewood
N.J
Oklahoma City
Okla
Durham
Tallahassee
Fla
Gainesville
Biloxi
Cleve McDowell
Four anglers escape unharmed as plane sinks in lake
DRYDEN Ontario police report a single engine Bonanza carrying four Minneapolis anglers took off near Eagle Lake then plunged into the lake and sank. The four escaped uninjured and pilot Marvin Lee is named with the other three unnamed as they head home after fishing. Meanwhile Milwaukee reports Democratic Gov. Reynolds reiterates support for a general sales tax and rejects a compromise tying half funds to income tax.
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Ont
Ontario
Eagle Lake
Here
Marvin Lee
Milwaukee
John W. Reynolds
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