Young learners train in non violent sit ins and pickets
In Jackson Mississippi CORE runs a class teaching Negro students to endure beatings and conduct non violent protests. Instructor David Dennis guides a mock lunch counter attack and discusses staying non violent to win over white conscience. About 100 to 150 youths trained last week with Tougaloo College participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Racial Equality
Jackson
Miss
John Hall Jackson
David Dennis
CORE
James
Robinson
Dennis
Earnestine Preaster
Raymond
Steve Rutledge
Croton
N.Y
Negro
Rutledge
Miss Preaster
Tougaloo
Betty Poole
Astronauts Begin Jungle Survival Training in Panama
Sixteen U.S. astronauts arrive in three groups from Houston and Miami to Panama’s Albrook Air Force Base for a four day survival course. They will study jungle classes and later move into the jungle to learn to kill and eat large lizards monkeys and insects that could feed them if a spacecraft lands in jungle terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
U.S
Houston
Tex
Miami
Fla
Air Force
Caribbean Air Command
Albrook Air Force Base
Canal Zone
Bureau Chooses Hurricane Names For Atlantic Storms
The Weather Bureau, ready for the June 15 start of hurricane season, lists Atlantic storm names Arlene Beaulah Cinda Debra Edith Flora Ginny Hannah Irene Janice Kristy Laura Margo Nona Orchid Portia Rachon Sandra Terese Verna Wallace. Air Force and Navy reconnaissance aircraft will monitor systems and conditions through the six month June to November period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
Air Force
Navy
Atlantic
Arlene
Beaulah
Cinda
Debra
Edith
Flora
Ginny
Hannah
Irene
Janice
Kristy
Laura
Margo
Nona
Orchid
Portia
Rachon
Sandra
Terese
Verna
Walis
Nationalist Pilot Honored for Defecting to Red China
The New China News Agency reported that Nationalist Chinese Captain Hsu Ting-tse defected with an American F86F fighter to Red China and received 2,500 ounces of gold. A Peking broadcast said he would be made a Red Chinese air force major. The Nationalists noted only that one of their pilots vanished in a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red China
New China
Peking
Hsu Ting-tse
Red China says freighter Leap Forward hit rock before sinking
Peking radio reported that the Leap Forward lies at the bottom of the east China Sea after hitting a rock May 1. Chinese investigators reportedly proved the freighter struck a rock, despite earlier crew insistence it was torpedoed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red
China
Peking
East China Sea
U.N. prospects for peacekeeping funding seen steady
At the United Nations General Assembly a deal is forming to finance Congo and Middle East peacekeeping for the second half of 1963. Adebo reports progress on four draft resolutions shelving arrears and setting general funding principles. The Soviet bloc is not expected to pay its arrears, totaling over 63.5 million dollars.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
World Organization
Assembly
U Thant
S. 0. Adebo
Nigeria
Adebo
Congo
Middle East
United States
Britain
Canada
Netherlands
Sweden
Argentina
Brazil
India
Pakistan
U.N
Soviet Bloc
Sergeant Killed in S D Accident Near Yale
An Air Force sergeant home on leave was killed when a pickup rolled over on a county road near Yale South Dakota. S.Sgt. Donald L Daggett, 33, of Sioux Falls died. Injured were Eugene V March and his brother Joseph V March of Willow Lake. hospitalized at Huron. They were returning from a fishing trip.
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YALE
S.D
Air Force
South Dakota
Donald L. Daggett
Sioux Falls
Castle Afb
Calif
Eugene V. March
Joseph V
Willow Lake
Huron
Band Leader Skinnay Ennis Dies in Beverly Hills
Skinnay Ennis 56 famed as Bob Hope singer died after a restaurant attack in Beverly Hills. He collapsed dining. officer and first aid helped until ambulance arrived. Native of Salisbury North Carolina, he led orchestra at Statler Hilton Los Angeles for five years. Survived by wife Carmen and son Christopher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Skinnay Ennis
Bob Hope
First Aid Station
Ennis
Edgar C. Ennis
T. M. McCarthy
Statler Hilton
Los Angeles
Salisbury
N.C
University of North Carolina
Hal Kemp
Carmine
Christopher
Eight Arrested in Canada Bomb Plot Case
Police question eight men in Montreal as part of a crackdown on the Quebec Liberation Front. Authorities seized dynamite fuses and timing devices and warn more arrests are likely. A Belgian national among detainees reportedly led the group trained in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Quebec Liberation Front
J. Adrien Robert
Josaphat Brunet
Cuba
Montreal Gazette
The
Front
Quebec
Canada
Atlas Intercontinental Missile Silo Damaged in Explosion
Air Force investigators probed the wreckage of a $12 million Atlas ICBM silo in Roswell New Mexico after a Saturday blast. Two 32 ton doors were ripped off and hurled 75 feet. the five man crew escaped unharmed as the Atlas F missile burned and was destroyed, not exploded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N.M
Air Force
Not so Pleasant Has to Haul Water
Pleasant Valley residents the R J Groepers faced a harsh winter with a 3000 foot water line from the town source freezing during January’s 20 degree below zero chill. The line lay four feet underground in a shady area, and by mid April it began to allow a trickle of water.
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Pleasant Valley
No.w
R. J. Groepers
Pope Death Agony Rages as World News Unfolds
Vatican says John XXIII remains near death as thousands pray in St. Peter's Square. In the U N Assembly debate, peacekeeping funding is under consideration. In Alabama, Gov Wallace faces court action over plans to block desegregation at the University. Other items note political tests for Nelson Rockefeller, congressional shifts, and a string of local incidents and sports results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John XXIII
Vatican
St. Peter's Square
United Nations Assembly
Soviet Bloc
Birmingham
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Foster
Tuscaloosa
James
Jackson
Miss
Jackie Kennedy to ride Lipizzan horse next spring
Jacqueline Kennedy asked Col. Alois Podhajsky to ride at the Spanish Riding School after seeing the white Lipizzan horses performing. She will ride when 18 horses are flown to the United States in April for the World's Fair tour in New York Boston and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Jacqueline Kennedy
Alois Podhajsky
Mrs Eichmann Returns to Argentina After Eichmann Trial
Vera Eichmann, 55, and her son Hansi 7, arrived in Buenos Aires to live in the small house he built, a year and two days after Israel executed Adolf Eichmann. Dieter 25 greeted his mother at the airport. she had been visiting her mother in Heilbronn, Germany.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Adolf Eichmann
Vera Eichmann
Hansi
Israel
Dieter
Eichmann
Heilbronn
Germany
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Congress of Racial Equality School of Non - Violence
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Young Wooten
Bureau
RUSS
Peace Corps
Austin, Minnesota
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Washington
D. C
Advertising Council
Schwinn
Raleigh R & F Bike Shop
W. Oakland
Elizabeth Arden
Wold’s Drug Store
2Nd Ave. NW
Pope
Wallace
AP News Digest
Nelson A. Rockefeller
House
Senate
Minnesota
Moorhead
Dailey
Twins
Detroit Tigers
Versalles
Jackie
Richard Alley
Mgr
Sterling Shopping Center
Austin
Mrs. Eichmann
3Rd Ave
Elam’s
Gilbey's
London
W. & A. Gilbey, Ltd
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Distillers Products Company
Opticians
N. Main St
Kresge
All Glasses Union
Hemlock
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