Meredith Returns For Summer At Ole Miss Second Negro Enrolls
James Meredith, the first Negro student at the University of Mississippi, planned to return for summer classes amid the quiet enrollment of a second Black student Cleve McDowell at Ole Miss law school. McDowell paid fees with a New York club check and said the registration went smoothly amid federal court action and state officials opposition. The week also saw Alabama Governor Wallace vow to resist integration and other Southern cities moving toward access to facilities for Black residents.
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Albert Lea Man to Face Grand Jury
Albert Lea, Minn. Albert Freeborn County Grand Jury will meet Friday to consider an indictment against Robert Eugene Chapman 22 a parolee in the stabbing pistol slaying of Rev B E Nyjordet Iowa Lutheran minister Robbins County deputies summoned jurors for 11 a m Friday Chapman unemployed son of an Albert Lea couple signed a statement admitting the May 238 slaying of Nyjordet 43 robbery motive claimed Nyjordet robbed of a 5 bill and some change Nyjordet body with 14 stab wounds and two bullets found east of Albert Lea May 24 car used to move body and abandoned by a bowling alley Nyjordet slain near Hayward Minn and body moved to a game refuge sheriff would not confirm murder weapon found County Attorney Tuveson said statements will wait for grand jury evidence
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Freeborn County
Robert Eugene Chapman
B. E. Nyjordet
Iowa
Everett Stovern
Chapman
Nyjordet
Stovern
Silver Lake
Nojordet
Hayward
SW College group rules out border cities for site
The SW College selection committee in Minneapolis decided two members will inspect proposed sites in person before choosing a site for the new college. No decision before after Labor Day. They will avoid border communities to maximize 19 county enrollment. Bids from Windom Mountain Lake Worthington and others expected.
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Southwestern Minnesota College
Charles Mourin
State College Board
Roy C. Prentis
South Dakota
Iowa
Drowned Bride-to-Be Ends West St. Paul Graduation Party
An 18 year old West St. Paul graduate, Dean Elsenpeter, drowned when a canoe capsized on Willow River near Hudson Wisconsin during a graduation party. His fiancée Jane Dougherty 19 and friend Darryl Ecker 20 were present. they had joined a group of about 20 graduates. The tragedy occurred as the couple had planned to marry in July.
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Hudson, Wis
West St. Paul
Tax Cut Shrinks Under Rising Social Security Taxes
President Kennedy’s proposed tax cut faces mounting costs from Social Security hikes and other levies. The Mills proposal adds about 500 million in its first full year by taxing payrolls on higher earnings, with further automatic increases set for 1966 and 1968. Despite rising taxes, overall trends may still leave the average citizen ahead if all measures pass.
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Washington
Kennedy
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Millionth mourner passes Pope John in St Peters
The millionth mourner filed past Pope John XXIII at St Peters Basilica as the body lay in state. Cardinals prepare for the June 19 conclave with voting to begin June 20 and a nine day mourning period starting Friday. большой
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Kennedy ties education effort to civil rights push
President Kennedy linked educational backwardness to civil rights problems in a San Diego State College commencement address. He cited nationwide schooling gaps, urged federal aid, and warned that de facto segregation harms both North and South while calling for a broad program sent to Congress. He spoke during a five state tour and boarded a Navy carrier to observe maneuvers.
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Tex
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U S and Soviet Agree on Washington to Kremlin Hot Line
U S and Soviet negotiators reached agreement on all technical details of a Washington to Kremlin hot line at Geneva after 18 private meetings from May 6 to June 4. The permanent teletypewriter cable links Moscow Helsinki Stockholm London to Washington with a radio fallback, terminating likely in the Defense Department with possible White House access on short notice. Costs and signal distinctions await final Soviet approval and confirmation of termination points.
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Lysne Apparent Low Bidder for Weyerhaeuser Plant
Lysne Construction Co of Blooming Prairie is the apparent low bidder on the contract to build a new Weyerhaeuser Co plant that will manufacture folded cartons. Subject to final approval, preliminary site work is set to begin Monday, with the plant located directly south of the shipping container facility.
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Lysne Construction Co
Blooming Prairie
Weyerhaeuser Co
Nine Rock Island freight cars derail near Iowa City
Nine eastbound Rock Island freight cars derailed about ten blocks west of Iowa City depot early today. The mainline was blocked but no injuries occurred. Six cars stayed upright. two toppled into south ditch and another into a ditch on the north side. One car was empty and the ninth carried zinc.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Rock Island
Scalise Named Director of Law Enforcement in Iowa
Lawrence F. Scalise, 30, former Democratic attorney general candidate, was appointed director of law enforcement for the Iowa Liquor Control Commission.
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DES Moines
Lawrence F. Scalise
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Tax Writers Reject Administration Proposals Due to Depletion Allowances
Washington tax writers rejected administration plans to curb depletion allowances for oil gas and other minerals in a move affecting mineral industry incentives and federal revenue policy.
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Washington
House
Administration
Senator Blames Agriculture Bureaucracy for Secret Pesticide Names
Washington AP Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff of Connecticut accuses the Agriculture Department of bureaucratic blight and past attempts to conceal the names of pesticides sold under protest registrations.
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Washington
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Agriculture Department
Humphrey Seeks Aid for Great River Road Bill
Sen. Hubert Humphrey introduces a bill to provide financial aid to states for building the Great River Road along the entire Mississippi River. The proposal aims to support highway and tourism development.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Anderson Dies Leader and Veteran Roy T. Anderson
Roy T. Anderson, 65, died at St. Olaf Hospital at 1 45 PM after a stroke and subsequent heart attack. A charter member of the American Legion, he served as Post 91 past commander district commander state commander and national committeeman.
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Roy T. Anderson
St. Olaf Hospital
Anderson
The
American Legion
Scandal Hits British Cabinet Shrinking Conservative Odds
London AP reports the Conservative party faced lower re election hopes as Cabinet minister John Profumo quit his post and his parliamentary seat amid a personal scandal under Prime Minister Harold Macmillan.
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London
John Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Blind Boy Plans Meeting With Kennedy in San Diego
Eleven year old Joey Renzi, blind since birth, will meet President Kennedy after writing in braille. A Secret Service agent arranged the encounter as Joey imagines greeting the President, asking questions, and shaking his hand. Joey, honor student and former student body president, will also receive a novice ham radio permit.
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Calif
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Kennedy
Joey
Secret Service
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Johnny
Jimmy
Mom
Alfred Renzi
Spring Valley Jaycees Host Seat Belt Clinic Sale
SPRING VALLEY MINN. The Jaycees sponsor a seat belt clinic Saturday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Belts are on display at the Spring Valley Plumbing and Heating Shop and will be sold and installed by the Jaycees.
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Spring Valley
Minn
Jaycees
Dogs and Baby Braving Heat at Water Fountain
A Sacramento scene shows an 18 month old girl named Marla Chase without clothes enjoying a water fountain despite heat reaching 91 degrees. Her two year old St Bernard named Berney also appears in the hot day photo as a humorous contrast to fur.
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Marla Chase
St. Bernard
Berney
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