Birmingham Jails Bulge as Desegregation Demonstrations Escalate
Police report in Birmingham shows jails crowded with African Americans as King and SCLC vow more demonstrations. Dick Gregory led teens arrested for marching without permits, with over 2,400 arrests since Thursday and 2,000 refusing bonds. Crowds were halted at the edge of the business district amid chants and placards.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
Dick Gregory
Wyatt Tee Walker
Gregory
Walker
Greenwood
Miss
Princeton Rioters Overrun Campus and Town in Night Clash
About 1,000 to 1,500 students stormed Princeton University grounds and nearby properties in a three hour riot. Police arrested 14 students, bail set at 25 dollars, after clashes around Henry Hall and near Morven and Westminster Choir College.
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Princeton Collegians
Princeton
N.J
Princeton University
University
Henry Hall
Robert F. Goheen
Morven
Westminster Choir College
Reds Shoot State Woman's Brother
Army 1st Lt. Parker D. Cramer, 24, killed by communists in Viet Nam, went there after a sense of personal responsibility. He and two Vietnamese soldiers were shot near Saigon after their Jeep was bombed and disabled. Cramer had ROTC roots at the University of Rhode Island and earlier played for Washburn High School’s state champion football team. His sister Patricia Schlick spoke of his concern for world affairs.
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Worthington
Minn
Parker D. Cramer
Viet Nam
Patricia Schlick
Cramer
Saigon
Mrs. Schlick
Larry
The
Worthington Globe
Germany
University of Rhode Island
Washburn High School
Minneapolis
William H
Wold-Chamberlain
New York
Idlewild Field
Long Island
N. Y
Schedule of Pages in Today's Herald
The edition lists sections Editorial 4, Markets 12, Society 6 and 7, Comics 13, Area 9, Classified 1, Sports 10 and 11, Late News 2. This index guides readers to page placements and feature groups in today’s paper.
Weather outlook with mild temperatures and showers
Occasional cloudiness continues through Wednesday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms tonight and into early Wednesday. Mild tonight with Lows 55 to 60 and highs of 80 to 85 by Wednesday.
Four Networks to Air Kennedy News Conference
President Kennedy's Washington news conference at 3 p.m. EST Wednesday will be carried live by the four major radio networks. Mutual will rebroadcast at 9:35 p.m. EST. TV coverage runs 3:30 p.m. EST on NBC and ABC with CBS televising at 4 p.m. EST.
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New York
Kennedy
Washington
Mutual Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
U S Army Captains Asylum Request Shocks Split Berlin
East Germany says United States Army Captain Alfred Swenson and Sergeant Benjamin Cain have sought political asylum. Swenson drove across the border in uniform from Giessen, while Cain called East Berlin to request asylum. Army HQ probes the cases as families react with alarm and disbelief.
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Berlin
East Germany
Lithuania
United States
ADN
Alfred Swenson
Scranton
Benjamin Cain
Frederica, del
Svenson
Frederica
Del
Giessen
West
Cain
West Berlin
East Berlin
Senate Approves Oleo Bill Heads to Conference
ST. PAUL AP The Minnesota Senate voted 36 31 to allow sale of yellow oleomargarine with a 10 cent per pound tax earmarked for junior colleges. The bill moves to conference as supporters seek Gov Rolvaags signature and the measure could leave Wisconsin as the last state with a yellow oleo ban. The House previously approved the measure directing 250000 annually to farm dairy research.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Senate
House
Karl Rolvaag
Wisconsin
Donald Wright
Tax Committee
Finance Committee
Two Die in Fire on Nuclear Sub Flasher at Groton Shipyards
Two workers were killed and another critically injured in a flash fire aboard the nuclear submarine Flasher under construction at Electric Boat Division yards in Groton Connecticut. The Flasher, an attack submarine, is a sister ship of the ill fated Thresher.
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Groton, Conn
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corporation
Thresher
Minnesota House approves gasoline tax increase bill
The Minnesota House voted 69 to 63 to pass the gasoline tax increase bill and send it to Governor Karl Rolvaag shortly after noon. The margin was one vote above a bare majority.
Grand Jury Resumes Probe In Thompson Slaying Case
The Ramsey County Grand Jury resumes the probe into the alleged kill for hire slaying of Mrs. Carol Thompson. One of three men charged with first degree murder is expected to be a witness today.
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ST. Paul
Ramsey County
Carol Thompson
House GOP Attacks Freeman Over Wheat Referendum Tactics
House Republicans denounce Secretary Freeman for alleged blackjack tactics ahead of a wheat farmers referendum on a two price administration program. The dispute centers on how the Agriculture Department handles pricing and farmer choices in the upcoming vote.
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Washington
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Birmingham News Appeals to Kennedy on Demostrations
The Birmingham News urged President Kennedy to end racial demonstrations in Birmingham Alabama, appealing for federal action to restore order and civil rights.
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Birmingham
Ala
The
Birmingham News
Kennedy
Guthrie Theater Opens with Hamlet in Minneapolis
The Tyrone Guthrie Theater debuts with Hamlet as America’s first permanent classic repertory house. A 1,437 seat modern venue near Walker Art Gallery hosts Moliere The Miser Chekhov The Three Sisters and Death of a Salesman in a four play bill by an all professional 22 member company led by Hume Cronyn Jessica Tandy Rita Gam and George Grizzard. The season runs through Sept 22 with repertory scheduling and a tight 58 foot sightline.
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Minneapolis
Tyrone Guthrie
America
Walker Art Gallery
Guthrie
Oliver Rea
Peter Ziesler
Southwest Minnesota college bill heads to Rolvaag for signature
A Senate passed measure to create a new technical and liberal arts college in southwestern Minnesota with a $100,000 site and land purchase appropriation awaits Gov. Rolvaag. The bill specifies 19 counties and allows expansion to a four year institution. The site must be chosen by Jan 1, 1964.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
State College Board
Brown
Chippewa
Cottonwood
Jackson
Kandiyohi
Lac Qui Parle
Lincoln
Lyon
Martin
Meeker
Murray
Nobles
Pipestone
Redwood
Renville
Rock
Swift
Watonwan
Yellow Medicine
University of Minnesota
University High School
Wayne Bassett
Worthington
Peter Fugina
Virginia
Moorhead
Winona
St. Cloud
Mankato
Bemidji
State Department orders families of U.S. officials to leave Haiti
The State Department ordered families of U.S. officials in Haiti to depart and urged private Americans to evacuate. Pan American World Airways will fly a Wednesday airlift from Port au Prince carrying about 220 dependents plus approximately 1,300 civilians seeking to leave, while about 180 American officials remain.
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State Department
U.S
Haiti
Washington
Pan American World Airways
Port Au Prince
Telstar 2 satellite launches from Cape Canaveral
Telstar 2 rode a Delta rocket into orbit marking a new step in space communication. The 175 pound satellite aims to serve as a transfer point for a closed circuit transatlantic TV exchange between the United States and Europe, testing potential global radio TV news and telephone service.
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Project
Tonight
United States
Europe
Cape Canaveral
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Telstar 2
Telstar
Japan
Third Degree Murder Charge Against Three Heard
A preliminary hearing in Municipal Court opened at 9 40 a m for Kenneth R Tenney 26 Brownsdale Richard G Penkava 22 rural Austin and Mrs Shirle Anne Owens Albert Lea on charges of third degree murder in the death of Donald L Shuck 27 of 60742 1st Drive NW last summer County attorney Wallace Sieh seeks to bind them over to District Court as witnesses testified Shuck died after being served liquor at Smiths Royal Bar The defense contends the three used liquor as a weapon in a theft scheme and the hearing aims to establish a crime and probable guilt rather than verdicts Shatek a bartender described the bar floor plan and Shuck's seating prior to his death Continued on Page 12.
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Kenneth R. Tenney
Brownsdale
Richard G. Penkava
Austin
Shirle Anne Owens
Albert Lea
Fred Vogel
Wallace Sieh
Donald L. Shuck
1St Drive
Sieh
Tenney
Penkava
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Cleveland
Reds
JFK
E. Germany
John C. Koehler
U.S. Army
Heidelberg
Antonio N. Svenson
Washington, D.C
Swenson
University of Scranton
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Honorary
Rotc Society
Oks Oleo Plan
House Gopers
Rap Freeman
Guthrie Theater
Rolvaag
Dominican Republic
Jimani
Francois Duvalier
Department
Cape Canaveral, Fla
Telstar 1
Hall of Instruments
Shuck
Douglas Shatek
2Nd Ave. SE
Smith’s Royal Bar
2Nd Ave. NE
Shatek
Smith's Bar
Delta
H. I
Telstar II
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