Barnett vows to oppose integration suit over bases
Gov. Ross Barnett pledged full cooperation with Biloxi and Gulfport officials to resist a Justice Department desegregation suit targeting public schools on military bases. He condemned the action as a move toward a Congo jungle of schools and urged using all state resources to shield Mississippi children from forced integration.
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Ross Barnett
Biloxi
Gulfport
Justice Department
Barnett
Congo
Madison
Mobile
Alabama
Bossier Parish
Louisiana
Harrison County
Mississippi
Department of Justice
Washington, D.C
America
Washington
Philly Mayor Sees Hope of Strike's End
Philadelphia mayor James Tate reported hopeful signs after a marathon bargaining session to end the five day transit strike. TWU president Michael Quill and PTC president Robert Stier met under the mayor's supervision, then caucused and prepared to resume talks after midnight.
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Philly
Philadelphia
James Tate
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Unon
Michael Quill
International Twu
Robert Stier
PTC
Tate
Cattle Bring Nice Profit at South Dakota Auction
Bethel Frei, Missouri river rancher, sold his 550 Black Angus cattle for 133000 dollars at Highmore, as more than 1000 buyers crowded the barn to watch Auctioneer Jean DeHaven move the herd in two hours.
Solons Disagree On Closing Off Debate
Washington AP report shows Senate debate over a two-thirds vote to end debate drew sharp opinions. Senator Eugene McCarthy argued it preserves democracy by majority will after debate, while Senator John Sparkman defended checks and balances requiring more than a simple majority in certain constitutional moments.
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Senate
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Celebrezze Warns of Education Crisis in U S
Welfare Secretary Celebrezze told the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs that the United States faces an alarming educational crisis with 8 million functional illiterates and one million dropouts each year. He urged federal aid and highlighted shortages in scientific and technical manpower while endorsing care for the aged and broader national education goals.
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Washington
Celebrezze
U.S
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Kennedy
Rural urban juvenile offenders differ say researchers
Dr. Kenneth Polk told a presidential committee that rural youth delinquency reflects hell raising rather than true delinquency. He cited Lane county Oregon as example where drinking leads juvenile arrests at 22.5 percent, vs Los Angeles where it is 2 percent, arguing urban rural meanings diverge.
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Washington
UPI
Kenneth Polk
Lane County
Ore
Polk
Los Angeles
Road Reports From Iowa Patrol Now Available
Iowa highway patrol road reports may be obtained by calling 366 1884 in Cedar Rapids. The reports are compiled from patrolmen on the roads and tape recorded.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Shipping Strike Meeting Today
Senator Wayne Morse said a presidential fact finding panel would deliver final recommendations today to resolve the month-old East and Gulf Coast maritime strike. Morse, who heads the Kennedy panel, urged both strikers and shippers to study the proposal closely after panel talks with the International Longshoremen’s Association and the New York Shipping Association.
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New York
UPI
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Gulf Coast
Morse
Kennedy
Navy Says It Wants More Than 41 New Ships
The navy argues it needs more than the 41 ships in the current budget sent to Congress by the defense department and White House. It cannot publicly state this unless a congressional committee seeks individual officials’ opinions during hearings. The defense department concedes Navy ship construction funding is below its preference.
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Navy
Washington
Congress
Defense Department
White House
Congressional
Seven Cities Vie to Host 1964 Democratic National Convention
A site selection committee hears bids from Miami San Francisco Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Atlantic City and Baltimore for the 1964 Democratic convention. Each city presents for 45 minutes as officials note facilities and costs while the panel aims to narrow to three or four within weeks.
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Washington
John Bailey
National Party Committee
Miami
San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Atlantic City
N.J
Baltimore
Bailey
National Committee
Los Angeles
Meredith completes second exam at Ole Miss
James H. Meredith finished his second examination at the University of Mississippi and said he would stay on campus over the weekend to study. He offered no comment on the political science test as white students protested nearby.
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Oxford, Miss
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Missing $100000 From North Carolina Dentist Home Safe
Madison dentist Dr. C. W. McAnally reported a safe containing about 100000 to 105000 dollars was stolen from his home on a maid’s day off. He offered a 5000 reward. footprints and fingerprints pointed to two thieves who carried the 150 pound safe out the back door.
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Madison
N.C
C. W. McAnally
Dr. McAnally
Khrushchev vows vast Soviet rocket force beyond Cuba
Premier Khrushchev told East German workers that after withdrawing 40 missiles from Cuba, 80 to 120 rockets were moved elsewhere inside the Soviet Union. He warned American imperialists about the mighty Soviet club and predicted all Germany would someday be socialist, while denouncing China as a paper tiger.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Cuba
Soviet Union
Germany
East Germany
Communist Party
East Berlin
Eisenhuettenstadt
U.S
Mine Workers' President Dead
Thomas Kennedy 75 longtime president of the United Mine Workers of America died Saturday at his home in Hazleton Pennsylvania AP report notes his leadership spanned decades and his passing marks a major moment for the union
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Hazleton, Pa
Thomas Kennedy
The
United Mine Workers of America
Lawyer Promises High Court Appeal Amid Escape Warning
A lawyer tells a prisoner he will pursue the case to the Supreme Court while urging a possible escape attempt in the interim. The remark underscores legal strategy and risk as the case proceeds to higher courts.
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