Navy Completes Report On Submarine Sinking Thresher
The Navy court of inquiry nears completion of its report on the Thresher loss as search ships crisscross the Atlantic. Debris includes rubber washers and other items tied to ships, but no official link to the vessel has been made. The Navy notes photos from the Conrad ship were inconclusive and no hull remains confirmed. The Thresher lies at about 220 miles off Massachusetts with 129 crew aboard.
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Navy
Atlantic
Thresher
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Conrad
Washington
Naval Photographic Interpretation Center
Massachusetts
Integration Case Hearing Set in Alabama
federal government sues Governor George Wallace over University of Alabama segregation plan. Wallace vows to stand in the doorway and may oppose federal orders while NBC interviews outline possible use of federal troops. protests and picketing occur nationwide as civil rights tensions rise.
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Alabama
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University of Alabama
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NBC
Meet the Press
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Pope Sinks Into Deep Stupor as Heart Weakens
Pope John XXIII shows deepening stupor with blood pressure falling to 95 and heart resistance praised as robust by Vatican doctors. Thousands wait in St. Peter’s Square while medics report alternating consciousness and renewed crises, with continued hope amid grave prognosis.
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St. Peter's Square
Pope John XXIII Death Agony Prolonged
The death agony of Pope John XXIII continues for a fourth day as Vatican officials say they are waiting. Thousands gather and pray in St. Peter's Square while a federal court in Birmingham acts to block enrollment of Negro students at the University of Alabama. In Washington Governor Nelson Rockefeller enters a political testing period that could shape his 1964 presidential bid.
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Iia
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Washington
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George Wallace
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UN Eyes Financing Plan for Peacekeeping Operations
Prospects are good that the United Nations General Assembly will adopt resolutions to continue funding peacekeeping missions for Congo and the Middle East. Drafts propose mixed funding, with underdeveloped countries paying reduced assessments and industrialized nations using voluntary contributions to cover gaps.
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S. C. Adebo
Nigeria
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Adebo
Congo
Middle East
U.N
Supreme Court upholds Florida ban on agency shop contracts
In two 8-0 rulings the court says Taft Hartley does not bar agency shop agreements while Florida may enforce its right to work law against such contracts. Justice Goldberg took no part. The Florida case involved Retail Clerks Local 1625 and Food Fair stores in Miami.
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General Motors Corp
General Motors
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Food Fair, Inc
Miami
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Tional Labor Relations Board
High Court
NLRB
Rockefeller Returns To Public Affairs
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller begins a testing period to gauge New York voters reaction to his remarriage to Margaretta Murphy amid a heavy schedule of state appearances. He plans out of state fund raising trips and a major dinner at the Waldorf Astoria as he weighs a 1964 GOP presidential bid.
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Margaretta Fitler Murphy
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Associated Press
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Maine
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Oregon
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