U S Judge Bars Wallace From Doorway at Alabama
Federal District Judge Seybourn Lynne issues a preliminary injunction prohibiting Gov. George Wallace or anyone allied with him from physically interfering with court ordered desegregation at the University of Alabama. The injunction carries possible arrest and up to 10 years’ jail if violated, though it does not ban Wallace from the campus.
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Birmingham
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Seybourn Lynne
Wallace
United States
Ole Miss Sees McDowell Enroll Amid Tense Weather
Cleve McDowell, a BlackJackson State graduate, arrives with two U.S. marshals to enroll for Ole Miss summer session. Governor Barnett denies aims to block registration, says Meredith delays. Army and campus police keep watch as Judge Mize allows McDowell to attend but not grant married housing. Meredith plans to register later, with housing for his wife and child blocked by space limits.
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Oxford
Miss
Cleve McDowell
U.S
University of Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Paul Johnson
Barnett
Jackson
McDowell
U.S. Army
James Meredith
Ole Miss
Johnson
Meredith
Mississippi
Sidney ‘Mize
Biloxi
Law
Mize
Drew
Jackson State
Ole ‘Miss
U S Moves Ahead on Supersonic Transport
President Kennedy announced that the government will proceed with developing a commercial aircraft capable of traveling at more than twice the speed of sound, marking a major advance in aviation.
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Colorado Springs
UPS
Kennedy
Kennedy Plans Italy Visit After West Germany Trip
President Kennedy will visit Italy within the month following his late June tour of West Germany and Ireland, as announced by Press Secretary Salinger. The schedule aligns with an agreed sequence between the two nations.
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Colorado Springs
Kennedy
Italy
Salinger
Mr. Kennedy
West Germany
Ireland
Senators Offer Sorrow for Pope John Death
Washington reports the senate and house adopted resolutions Tuesday expressing sorrow at the death of Pope John and paying tribute to his legacy.
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Washington
Senate
House
Pope John
Heavy Rains and Twisters Hit Muggy Iowa
Heavy rains flood western counties with six inches in Battle Creek and Maple River flooding near Danbury Ida Grove. Small funnel clouds touched down near West and East Okeboji with no damage reported. Intermittent storms expected to continue through Friday and warm humidity remains through next week.
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Iowa
Battle Creek
Maple River
Danbury
Ida Grove
Odeboji Creek
Okeboji
Ribicoff Demands Names of Unsafe Pesticides
Senator Ribicoff criticized the Agriculture Department for refusing to disclose the pesticides it has deemed unsafe. He said he possesses a list of protest registrations and would publish it if the department fails to release the names. An aide said protest registrations are publicly available on request.
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Washington
Ribicoff
D-Conn
Agriculture Department
Department of Agriculture
Freeman
Kennedy warns against nuclear stalemate in forceful academy talk
Frank Cormier reports Kennedy in a five day Western tour with somber opening at the U S Air Force Academy. He cautions that reliance on massive retaliation risks war while urging belief in human dignity and ultimate triumph. Stops include Hawaii Texas New Mexico California as civil rights drive unfolds.
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Colorado Springs
Kennedy
U.S. Air Force Academy
Academy
White House
Honolulu
Washington
Texas
New Mexico
California
Riots Clash With Iran Shah’s Security Net
In Tehran troops and police battled fanatical mobs demanding overthrow of the Shah. Martial law was imposed as more than 20 people were killed in the first hour and at least 1,000 injured. The Shah and Queen were protected near the palace surrounded by tanks and guns. Rioters set fires, smashed vehicles, and damaged the U.S. embassy center amid protests over land reform and women’s rights.
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Tehran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
U.S
Hassan Pakrevan
Albert Lea Youth Admits Slaying Iowa Minister
Albert Lea Minnesota youth Robert Eugene Chapman, 22, confessed to killing Rev. B. E. Nyjordet, 42, near Hayward. The motive was robbery, yielding a $5 bill and loose change. A grand jury was convened as investigators pursued the case.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Iowa
Robert Eugene Chapman
Everett Stovern
Stovern
Chapman
B. E. Nyjordet
Nyjordet
Silver Lake
Iowa-Minnesota
Worth County
Hayward
Here
Defy Storm in Tribute to Pope at Vatican
Crowds braved a thunderstorm at St Peter's Square for the public viewing of Pope John XXIII and awaited the start of a nine day mourning. A Vatican source said cardinals will call a conclave to elect his successor, likely beginning June 19 with first ballots on June 20.
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Vatican City
Denly
John XXIII
Pontiff
St. Peter’s
Kensquare
Johnson
Pius XI
Via Della
Vatican
Ladora Girl Dies After Pony Dragging
Beverly Smith seven year old daughter of Don Smith died after being dragged by a pony. She fell when her foot became caught in a stirrup and was dragged for a distance. She died at Cedar Rapids hospital after transfers from Marengo. Services set for Friday at 2 p.m. at McAninch funeral home in Victor.
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Gazette
Ladora
Beverly Smith
Don Smith
Marengo Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Lucy Smith
Mel Augustine
McAninch Funeral Home
Victor
Profumo resigns as War Minister over scandal affair
London AP report states War Minister John Profumo resigned in a letter to Prime Minister Macmillan admitting an improper association with 22 year old Christine Keeler, a model, following a parliamentary sensation.
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London
John Profumo
Macmillan
Christine Keeler
Woman Writes Atomic Age On Application Blank
A humorous note from a reader recalls a woman filling an application form. When asked for age she wrote Atomic, sparking a playful memory of the era and its language.
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