Probation Likely for Mississippi Colleges over Ole Miss Affair
An education group in Dallas begins closed hearings to decide the fate of eight Mississippi colleges after the James Meredith integration crisis at Ole Miss. A likely outcome is a period of probation. withdrawal of accreditation remains possible but unlikely. The commission reviews evidence as Mississippi colleges face mounting scrutiny.
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Mississippi
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Association
Commission On Colleges
Mississip
Pi State
Commission
Ole Miss
Oxford
Convicts Riot In Folsom Church Leave One Dead
Three inmates at Folsom State Prison seized chapel services led by Rev. Frank Mapes and held 15 choir members and chaplains hostage for hours. They fatally stabbed a worshiping prisoner and later released hostages after conferences with officials. The inmates identified are Edward Maher 27 Edward Vaughn 29 and Farrell Fenton 29 all serving life terms.
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Folsom
Calif
Folsom State Prison
Frank Mapes
Sacramento
Bethel Temple
Mr. Mapes
Heath Lowry
RS70 Strike Bomber Plan Receives $50 Million Boost
The RS70 reconnaissance strike bomber receives a $50 million funding increase from Secretary McNamara to advance radar and related systems. The program, debated since 1953, aims to adapt the B70 into a 2000 mph reconnaissance weapon, amid White House and Congress contention.
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Washington
White House
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
Air Force
Congress
Stanley Walker Dies in Texas After Battle With Cancer
Stanley Walker 64 a famed editor and writer died by his own hand on the Lampasas ranch two days before throat cancer surgery. His wife found the body on the porch as cremation plans were made in San Antonio. Walker's career spanned New York Herald Tribune roles as city editor and rewrite man with stints at the New Yorker and other papers.
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Stanley Walker
New York
Walker
Texas
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Swell
New York Herald Tribune
New York Daily News
Houston
San Antonio
New York Mirror
New York American
New Yorker
New York Woman
The
Herald Tribune
Sardines Return to Maine Coast in Abundant Year
After a year away, sardines are once again plentiful along Maine coastal waters. The Maine sardine industry reports the fish this season are of extremely high quality and strong in supply.
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Augusta
Maine
UPI
Aiken Says U S Should Not Send Troops to India
Senator George D. Aiken of Vermont warned the United States should not deploy troops to aid India in its undeclared war with Red China. He argued such moves would strain ties with Pakistan, risk U S involvement in the conflict, and could invite wider communist confrontation.
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Uss
India
Burlington, Vt
United States
China
George D. Aiken
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Pakistan
Russia
Asia
Seabees Fortify Guantanamo Defenses in Operation Might
Seabees at Guantanamo Bay labor under Operation Might to fortify the base with bunkers, corrugated steel fox holes, and a network of roads. Two battalions, led by Cmdr. James M. Hill Jr., oversee the effort as more than 200 defensive positions rise along ridges surrounding the base.
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Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
Seabees
U.S
Fidel Castro
Cmdr
James M. Hill Jr
Laurel
Miss
Hill
Guantanamo
Cactus Hill
Murder suicide ruled in New Hampshire family deaths
A medical referee ruled the shooting deaths of Armand Loranger Jr and his three young children murder and death by own action. The family killings followed a quarrel with his wife, after which Loranger reportedly spoke with his parents. Police said the elder Lorangers rushed to Manchester and found Loranger and two children dead, with Danny dying later at a hospital.
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New Hampshire
Lionel Lavoie
Armand Loranger Jr
Leon
Danny
Leean
Loranger
A&p
Manchester
Fredda
Lorangers
Wisconsin researchers claim cement mix insecticide poisons termites
Entomologists at the University of Wisconsin report a new insecticide mixed with cement poisons termites crawling over concrete. Termites absorb the poison through their feet, giving a low cost control method.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
University of Wisconsin
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