Three Ole Miss Officials Cleared in Meredith Contempt Case
U S District Judge Sidney Mize cleared Chancellor John D Williams liberal arts Dean Arthur B Lewis and registrar Robert B Ellis of contempt in the Meredith segregation dispute. The judge ruled powers rested with the Ole Miss board of trustees, not university officials, and scheduled the trustees for a contempt hearing in New Orleans. The defense argued the officials acted under others orders and the governor denied Meredith admission.
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Meridian
Miss
U.S
Sidney Mize
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Board of Trustees
University
John D. Williams
Liberal Arts
Arthur B. Lewis
Robert B. Ellis
State College Board
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Justice Department
Ross Barnett
Barnett
Meredith
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio girl Mary Andrews found murdered in garage
Mary Margaret Andrews a 19 year old secretary and business school student was found fatally stabbed four times in a Columbus garage after being robbed. A fellow student was held as a material witness while four other classmates were questioned and released.
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Columbus, Ohio
Mary Margaret Andrews
Business School
Columbus Business University
Miss Andrews
Business University
Franklin County
Earl Allison
Carol Eick
Carol Maxwell
Miss Eick
Roger Negutt
Negutt
Columbus
Miss. Kick
Schirra Flight Postponed Over Capsule Malfunction
NASA announced Walter Schirra’s six orbit Mercury Atlas 8 mission is postponed to no earlier than October 3 due to a malfunction in the capsule attitude control system. The fault, found during preflight checks at Cape Canaveral, requires removing the spacecraft from its Atlas rocket and extensive turnaround work.
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NASA
Tion
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Two Smyth Countians Die In Sugar Grove Tragedy
A single vehicle wreck on the Sugar Grove Tract road Smyth County Virginia at 1030 p m Friday killed Roy Dean Hall and Lawrence Bonham both of Sugar Grove. The driver Randolph Hall and two others John Vaught and Fred Long were injured and hospitalized at Memorial Hospital Marion. Roy Dean Hall was thrown 45 feet from the wreckage. Police described the victims as young men probably in their teens.
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Smyth
Sugar Grove
Randolph Hall
Walkout At Itmann Unauthorized Says Ferretti
P. P. Ferretti president of Pocahontas Fuel Co. called the Itmann walkout unauthorized and said he has no idea why workers at the Wyoming County mine quit. He notified union officials as pickets formed outside the entrance. The strike began at midnight Thursday with first shift workers refusing entry and no negotiations planned until all strikers return. The Itmann operation, a major Wyoming County employer, uses about 300 men.
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P. P. Ferretti
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Wyoming County
Itmann
Ferretti
Mullens
Rusk Urges Restoration In Aid Bill
Secretary of State Dean Rusk pressed the Senate to restore House cuts in foreign aid and to delete a House amendment cutting aid to countries shipping goods to Communist Cuba. He warned the amendment would straitjacket U S policy while Senate leaders weigh restoring funds and addressing Cuban arms traffic concerns.
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Rusk
Washington
Dean Rusk
Senate
House
Cuba
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Congress
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Peace Corps
Rules Committee
Kennedy
Secretary of State
U.S
Governor Barron Kisses 43 Miss USA Contestants
Gov. Barron left his desk for about an hour to kiss 44 Miss USA contestants at a tea at the governor's mansion. He kissed 43 as Miss Alaska Teresa Dawn Hanson joked about rubbing noses. Final judging of the Huntington pageant slated for Saturday night.
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Charleston
Barron
Governor’s Mansion
Alaska
Teresa Dawn Hanson
Anchorage
Mrs. Barron
Huntington
Alabama
Marilyn Nordmann
Birmingham
Jhim
W. Bernard Smith
Rex M. Smith
Five Day Forecast From Charles Town Weather Bureau
The Charles Town Weather Bureau expects temperatures to average below normal from Saturday through Wednesday. Highs around 74 north and 80 south, with lows near 47 north and 53 south. Weekend warming followed by cooler conditions Monday and Tuesday. Showers on Sunday or Monday total 0.1 inch or less.
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Weather Bureau
Charleston
Dubinsky Defends ILGWU At House Labor Hearing
ILGWU president David Dubinsky faced a House Labor subcommittee, answering charges of racial discrimination. He asserted the union has no discriminatory policy, sparred with members, and asserted he has led the 450 000 member body for 30 years, denying calls for change.
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Washington
David Dubinsky
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Congressional
Dubinsky
House Labor
Union
Hearing Waived On Dope Charge In Charleston
Two adults arrested Sept. 10 by Charleston police on narcotics charges waived preliminary hearings. Jack E. Harper 41 faces possession of narcotics while Mary Rayhill 42 is charged with aiding and abetting in possession of narcotics. Four others tied to a $35 000 haul were also arrested. John Wesley High 41 of Charleston was held for Ohio authorities on breaking and entering a Newark drug store theft case. Harper bond set at 5000 Rayhill 2500. Harper denied bond due to pending Ohio charges.
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Charleston
Jack E. Harper
Mary Rayhill
Harper
High
Ohio
Inside Autencia AO tie carta years added
A fragmented note hints at an Autencia AO tie with added years and references to society and classifieds. It mentions Charchee or citer eight items and stock references alongside weather and TV entries. The fragmentary data remains vague about exact events or dates.
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Autencia AO
Carta
Seteavs de Goren
Guido Collapses Amid Argentina Military Feud
President Jose Maria Guido collapsed at Government House after four days of military strife as Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania urged loyalist troops to surrender. Rebels, fighting among rival army commanders, warned of air bombardment while Guido sought a peaceful end and named Lt. Gen. Benjamin Rattenbach as a possible war secretary.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Juan Carlos Ongania
Ongania
Guido
Government House
Tiburcio Padilla
Villa Rosas
Pilar
Arturo Frondizi
Florencio Varela
Benjamin Rattenbach
Rattenbach
Pirates Board Ship Off British North Borneo Seizing Copra
Pirates boarded a sailing vessel off the east coast of British North Borneo and seized a cargo of copra, according to police in Kuching Sarawak.
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Kuching
Sarawak
British North Borneo
Changes Blocked In Fight Resolution On Cuba
House leaders blocked amendments to a Cuba fight resolution, clearing a rule for three hours of debate next Wednesday. The measure mirrors the Senate version and signals U S resolve to act to curb the Soviet Cuban threat, despite calls for tougher language toward Moscow and Havana. Secretary Rusk urged removing a rider tying aid to Cuba ship activity, as the Foreign Affairs panel backed the resolution supporting Monroe Doctrine enforcement.
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Washington
House
Cuba
Moscow
Havana
Senate
Kennedy
U.S
Thomas D. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
U S and Soviet clash at U N over Cuba policy
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko warned at the United Nations that a U S attack on Cuba would mean war and accused the United States of aggression. Adlai Stevenson rebutted that the United States seeks to defend its security while urging restraint and adherence to the U N charter.
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Rusk
United States
Berlin
Soviet Union
United Nations
U.S
Cuba
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gromyko
Stevenson
U.N
Caribbean
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West 43Rd Street
New York City
Times Square
Paul Bonadio
Fort Lee
N.J
Fred B. Smith
Mary Andrews
Schirra
Pa “i
Amr We
New York State
Pirates
Senate House
Adlai
N.Y
Western Hemisphere
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