Storm threats loom over Schirra space flight
Cape Canaveral reports two major storms Daisy and Dinah could disrupt Walter Schirra’s planned six orbit mission set for Wednesday. Daisy near Puerto Rico risks seas near Grand Turk Island while Dinah south of Japan may affect recovery zones east of Midway. NASA officials monitor both systems as Schirra stays updated in Hangar S.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Daisy
Atlantic
Dinah
Pacfic
Pacific
Japan
Midway Island
Schirra
Oklahoma pair arrested in New York linked to Vermont break-ins
Vermont State Police and local officers capped a month-long effort by tracking two Tulsa men, Malcolm J. Donaldson and Floyd A. Paine, to Oneida New York where they were detained on firearms charges. Investigators tie the pair to at least 35 camp and summer home burglaries in Peru Bondville Wordsboro Londonderry Jamaica Manchester and Fisk's Bakery theft.
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Vermont
Oklahoma
Stuart Jenne
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Rutland
New York State Police
Oneida
N.Y
Jenne
Malcolm J. Donaldson
Floyd A. Paine
Tulsa
Okla
New York
Bruce Kalahan
BCI
Fisk’s
Manchester
Peru
Bondville
Wordsboro
Londonderry
Jamaica
Green Mountain National Forest
Fisk
Bellows Falls
Brattleboro
Shaftsbury
Dan Thompson
Negro Enrolled At Mississippi U But Two Die in Riots
James Meredith became the first Black student admitted to the University of Mississippi. Rioting left two dead, 20 injured, and about 93 arrested as federal troops forced enrollment amid gunfire, tear gas, and barricades around the Lyceum in Oxford.
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University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Mississippi U
Oxford
Miss
James H. Meredith
Air Force
Ole Miss
Charles Billingslea
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Meredith
U.S
Lyceum
Paul Guichard
London Daily Sketch
Agence France Presse
George Gunter
Repairs Begun on Iron Kettle Blaze
Carpenters started repairs at the Iron Kettle Restaurant and Gift Shop on U S 7 in Shaftsbury after a Sunday noon fire. Owner Herman E Cullinan estimated losses over 5000 dollars as the kitchen and 57 seat dining room suffered heavy damage. An insurance adjuster was due, and fire officials noted flames spread from boiling grease and an overheated exhaust fan.
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Shaftsbury — Carpenters
Iron Kettle
U.S. 7
Herman E. Cullinan
the Bunner
Cullinan
Shaftsbury
Bennington
Democrats Turn Tables at Vermont Campaign Conference
In CUTTINGSVILLE Vermont on a press conference with Democratic state chairman John M. Spencer, candidates pressed newsmen for critique of the party’s campaign. Gov. Hoff defended debates while noting GOP reluctance to face opponents. Representative hopeful Raynolds praised debate talks as he builds ammunition for a possible matchup. Spencer cited financial shortfalls hampering Democratic campaigning.
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Cuttingsville
Vermont
Democratic Party
John M. Spencer
Spencer
Rephilip H. Hoff
Burlington
Hoff
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Harold Raynolds
Pomfret
U.S
House of Representatives
Rep
Robert T. Stafford
Raynolds
Stafford
Congress
W. Robert Johnson
Brattleboro
George D. Aiken
President grounds halt for East Coast dock strike
President Kennedy invoked the Taft Hartley Act to end the East Coast dock walkout. The AFL CIO ILA ordered 75 000 members off the job as of 12:01 a m when the old contract expired with 145 shipping firms. ILA President William V Bradley said the no contract no work mandate is in effect from Maine to Brownsville Texas.
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Washington
Kennedy
AFL - Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
William V. Bradley
New York
Maine
Brownsville
Tex
Union School North Pownal Ballots Today
In North Pownal 174 citizens may vote today on applying for membership in Union School District No. 14. Polls open noon to 8 p.m. at North Pownal School with added voters Mrs Blanche Chick and Miss Dorothy Kokoras and election officials listed.
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North Pownal
Pownal
Woodford
Arlington
Sunderland
Board of Civil Authority
Blanche Chick
Dorothy Kokoras
North Pownal School
Jay Buck
Martin Lingner Sr
Richard Pudvar
Robert Rudd Jr
Richard Champney
Robert Rudd Sr
Kennedy Deliberately Guides Federal Action in Mississippi Crisis
At the White House Kennedy directed absorbing the Mississippi National Guard into federal service to help enroll James Meredith at the all white University of Mississippi. He ordered federal troops to Oxford as rioting erupted after his delay in delivering a nationwide address.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Mississippi
Mississippi National Guard
Kennedy
Pentagon
All White State University
Newport, R.I
White House
Ross Barnett
James H. Meredith
Cody
Ment
St. Stephen's Church
South Lawn
Washington Monument
Oxford
University of Mississippi
Robert F. Kennedy
Middlebury Girls Rescued After Overnight on Bread Loaf
Kathleen Meyers and Virginia Backus, both 18, from Illinois and Switzerland respectively, were found in good condition after spending the night lost on Bread Loaf Mountain during a college work party. State police had searched about 12 hours.
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Ripton
Middlebury College
Bread Loaf Mountain
Kathleen Meyers
Skokie
Virginia Backus
Geneva
Switzerland
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Marshals Guard
Ross R. Barnett
Dalight
Memphis
Edwin Walker
President Eisenhomer
Little Rock
Hal
On Union School
Kennedy Cody
Army
Middlebury
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