Violence Flares Anew at Tuscaloosa Night Marches
The clash between white mobs and Black demonstrators in Tuscaloosa ends with 33 injured, 96 Negroes jailed after a 45 minute siege. Rev Wilt England, 33, Boston University chaplain, is beaten. Rev Martin Luther King Jr. orders staff help as city braces for possible Trooper deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt
England
Boston University
U.S
Martin Luther King Jr
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Autherine Lucey
Miss Lucy
Police Watchful In Tuscaloosa
Police maintained around the clock surveillance over the Negro community in Tuscaloosa in the wake of Tuesday's bloody street clash. Negro leaders, some of them questioned, urged restraint as authorities monitored potential demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Retiring Republican Leader Miller to Return to Law Practice
The article notes Miller, aged 50, retiring from Congress and as Republican national chairman after 14 years in the House. He also led the Republican Congressional Committee and plans to return to his law practice in northwestern New York State. The piece places him among Goldwater’s command staff and Morton, a former Republican National Committee chairman born in 57, with past roles including assistant secretary of state and 1946 House election winner.
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Air Force Reserve
Goldwater
Morton
Republican National Committee
House
Senate
Miller
Congress
Republican Congressional Committee
New York State
Baytonian's Mother 79 Dies Here Tuesday
Mrs. Adelia Bearden Felknor of Baytown died Tuesday night after months of illness. Born in Bearden Tennessee, she lived in Baytown since September and previously in Meridian Mississippi. She was wife of the late George E. Felkner Sr. Services were held at Earthman Funeral Home Chapel. burial in Lynnhurst Cemetery Knoxville Tennessee. Survivors include Dr George Felknor, William Felknor, Mary Ruoff, three sisters, and seven grandchildren.
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Adelia Bearden Felknor
George Felknor
Baytown
Felknor
Meridian
Miss
Bearden
Tenn
George E. Felkner Sr
Earthman Funeral Home
Burnette Dower
First Presbyterian Church
Felkner
Earthmans
McCammon-Ammons Funeral Home
Maryville
Lynnhurst
Knoxville
William B. Felknor
NASA talk highlights food in space and moon plans
A space program talk described in orbit food in clear edible pouches with water injection and morale value of real meals. Dr Berry outlined cockpit areas, communications to spacecraft and flight tracking, plus monitoring equipment for astronauts. Plans for Gemini and moon landings were sketched as challenges remain. Lions Club tailtwisters list and one oak tree proverb conclude.
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Berry
Searth
Asronaut
C. M
Sparky) Bond
Lions’ Tailtwister
Jim Cauley
Jim Sheley
Ray Sloan
Paul Edwards
J. W
Jack) Strickler
Roscoe Zierlein
Dr. Julien Spring
Pat Fuller
Milton Kelley
Robert Gil-leste
Council Looks at Integration Gaps and Speakers Bureau
Council members discuss the race integration gap in education noting two year lags for students and the role of home, community, and school. Programs to tutor Negro students in integrated districts are cited as successful in major cities. A speakers bureau is proposed to educate clubs about integration efforts and future council meetings will address hiring practices and job opportunities.
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Green
St. Louis
Washington, D.C
New York City
Lillie Bell
Oak Addition
Ollie Ford
Carver
Wanda Brown
San Jacinto
Human Relations Council
R. Whitson
Texas City
Port Arthur
Tom Royder
Charles Teykl
City Hall
Pasadena Continues Battle Over Contempt Case in Austin
Puckett Alten Stilley and District Atty Briscoe traveled to Austin to oppose a writ of habeas corpus filed by Smiths attorneys. Smith, jailed for contempt for refusing to testify, was linked to a $60000 payback from Merrill Lynch in a city bonds sale. The court inquiry led by Judge Thompson gathers testimony from Brammer Whitaker and others, with Dr Alexander not yet mentioned.
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Page
Gators
Austin
Puckett
Alten Stilley
Disttrict
Alty Briscoe
Smith
Thompson
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner and Smith, Inc
Court of Criminal Appeals
Quinnan Hodges
Pasadena
Deer Park
District Attorney's Office
Brammer
Whitaker
Alexander
Crosby Visitors and Local Family News Tidbits
Crosby social notes list Mrs. J. D. Wyman of Lake Charles visiting sisters Mrs. Ada Anderson and Mrs. Jewel Warner, along with Mrs. John Young and Kimberley visiting the Youngs’ Crosby grandparents. The article also recalls Edward I’s ten legitimate children and notes Tynwald Court on the Isle of Man as the world’s oldest legislative assembly.
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Crosby
J. D. Wyman
Lake Charles
Ada Anderson
Jewel Warner
John Young
Kimberly
Legislative Assembly
Tynwald Court
Isle of Man
Mexico and Brazil Restore Normal Relations but Cautious
Mexico and Brazil have resumed normal diplomatic relations and embassies operate again without ambassadors. Trade with Brazil is expected to grow as ties warm, though full closeness may take time after last year’s cooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rutledge
Mexico City
Mexico
Brazil
Ogether
Joao Goulart
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Bridge Tourney Schedule for Sectional Events Friday to Sunday
The American Contract Bridge League outlines sectional tournament events starting Friday at 2 p.m. with the ocean of four as the main event and Sam Mouston Pairs as side. men's and women's pairs and Goliad pairs (10 master points max) as side events. Saturday features Stephen F. Austin Pairs at 9 a.m., Masters Pairs (20 MP max) at 1:30 p.m., San Jacinto Pairs as side, and Mixed at 8 p.m. with William B. Travis pairs as side. Sunday begins 9 a.m. with Mirabeau B. Lamar Pairs. open pairs qualifying at 1 p.m., James Bowie Pairs (10 MP max) as side, and final session of open pairs at 7 p.m. with Consolation Pairs open for new entries as side.
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Ocean of Four
Sam Mouston
Als Pam
Stephen F. Austin
Holiday Inn
San Jacinto
William B. Travis
Mirabeau B. Lamar
the Inn
James Bowie
Birth of Steven Ray Peacock in Baytown
Mr and Mrs Gene Peacock announce the birth of a son Steven Ray on June 5 at Baytown Hospital. He weighed 6 pounds 11 ounces. Grandparents are Mrs Eva Peacock and Mr and Mrs J A Coreneck of Baytown. Great grandparents include Mr and Mrs AL Co Hitt of Livingston and Emma Peacock of Hills.
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U. Peacock
Gene Peacock
Miriam
Steven Ray
Baytown Hospital
Eva Peacock
J. A
Oreneck
Baytown
AL Co. Hitt
Livingston
Emma Peacock
Hills
Nance Receives $200 Scholarship From Monsanto
BILL W NANCE of Baytown has received a $200 scholarship from Monsanto Chemical Co to the Department of Chemical Engineering at Laymar Tech. Nance is a senior at the Beaumont school. Olympic Club AL HOTCHKISS membership chairman for Olympia Recreation Club says construction on Ward Road continues and the swimming pool is expected to open in late June.
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Bill W. Nance
Baytown
Monsanto Chemical Co
Department of Chemical Engineering
Laymar Tech
Nance
Beaumont School
Olympic Club
AL Hotchkiss
Olympia Recreation Club
Ward Road
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Russia
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Burg Rd
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Rice Hotel
Houston
Cyril J. Eee
Janes University
Liv Se
Carolina
Belby University
Wolverton
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Ake
Big Ted Williams
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