Wallace Targeted as U S Moves to Enroll Negroes at Alabama
The federal government seeks to block Gov. George Wallace from blocking Negro enrollment at the University of Alabama. A U S district judge ordered Wallace to appear June 3 in Birmingham to show cause why a preliminary injunction should not be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Justice Department
U.S
Seybourn Lynne
Wallace
Robert Kennedy
Vivian Malone
Mobile
Tuscaloosa
David McGrathery
Huntsville
Lynne
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Alabama
Gov. Wallace
Miss Malone
McGlathery
Final Allied Approval to Atom Force
Allied ministers approve a three day parley communique to strengthen nuclear forces and coordinate NATO power. Britain assigns V bombers and three US Polaris submarines to Gen. Lemnitzer. a deputy will run nuclear affairs. plans for nuclear activity in allied commands and deeper information sharing are outlined. The document also expresses concern over Soviet presence in Cuba Laos and Berlin and reaffirms defense of West Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Council of Ministers
Cuba
Laos
Berlin
Caribbean
West Berlin
Britain
Lyman Lemnitzer
Europe
Lemnitzer
Paris
U.S. Sets Long Range Aid to Indian Defense
The United States commits long-range military aid to India to bolster its armed forces against possible Chinese aggression. The program surpasses the current 120 million dollar emergency U.S. British assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
India
China
Everest Pair Frostbitten Ask Helicopter Flight
The American Everest expedition seeks an emergency helicopter to airlift Barry Bishop and William Unsoeld from 28,000 feet near Katmandu after frostbite strikes during their summit ascent. Teammates Hornbein and Jerstad reached the top, with Dyhrenfurth reporting no major frostbite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katmandu
Nepal
Barry Bishop
William Unsoeld
Mt. Everest
Bishop
South Col
Unsoeld
West Ridge
Thomas Hornbein
Luther Jerstad
Norman Dyhrenfurth
Unsveld
Hornbein
Jerstad
Dyhrenfurth
Pheriche
Namche Bazar
Drum clinic showcases rudiments at Iowa Bandmasters meet
Frank Arsenault of Ludwig Drum Corp leads a percussion clinic for 250 bandmasters with 350 expected at the Iowa Bandmasters Association convention in the Roosevelt hotel. He emphasizes rudiments, stick control, and varied sounds from eight notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Arsenault
Ludwig Drum Corp
Arsenault
Hung Jury in Second Murder Trial of Youth
A district court jury failed to reach a verdict in the second murder trial of Michael Faught 19 Mason City. Judge Ed J Kelley discharged the jurors at 9 15 a m after they deliberated through the night. Faught was charged with second degree murder in the July 9 1961 stabbing of Jessie Zenor 53 Madrid a cook at Woodward State Hospital and School where Faught was a patient. The Iowa supreme court ordered a new trial after throwing out the prior conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faught
Jessie Zenor
Madrid
Woodward State Hospital
Iowa Supreme Court
Elvin Faught
Mason City
High Court
G. R. Hill
Cadets Versus Police in Vermont Riot at Norwich College
In Montpelier police and more than 300 Norwich University cadets clashed for about an hour during a panty raid at Vermont college. Police fired warning shots and tear gas as windows and furniture were smashed. Damage estimated at 10000 dollars with no serious injuries or arrests.
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Montpelier
Norwich University
Vermont College
George Connor
Connor
Minister Berner Nyjordet Found Shot and Killed Near Albert Lea
The body of Rev. Berner E. Nyjordet, 43, missing since a trip from Silver Lake, was found near Albert Lea lake. Authorities say he was shot at least six times and stabbed, with evidence of a robbery attempt and a car tied to the case. A hitchhiker motive is suspected as the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lea, Minn
Towa
Albert Lea Lake
Here
Berner E. Nyjordet
Nyservett Law
Silver Lake
Minnesota
Esther Nyjordet
Minneapolis
Everett Stevern
Freeborn County
Nyjordet
Man Sought In Big Theft Held in Rio
Douglas Brown an armored car driver from Vancouver was arrested in Rio de Janeiro on theft charges tied to a $325000 Canada case. Police say he vanished with another man after a $550000 supermarket heist, and portions of the loot were recovered in Canada and at Vancouver airport. Brown was detained at the Miramar hotel on Copacabana Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Douglas Brown
Vancouver
B. C
Rio
Canada
New York
Brown
Loomis Armored Car Service
FBI
Military Construction Fund Gets 13 Percent Slash
The House Armed Services Committee on Friday authorized 1.633 billion dollars for military construction in 1964, a 13 percent cut from the Defense Department request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Cedar Rapids Families Spend Average of 5334 on Living Costs
The U S Department of Labor released figures showing Cedar Rapids families spent an average 5334 for living expenses in 1960 with about half on food clothing and shelter. After tax income averaged 5886. The data support Cedar Rapids prices inclusion in the national cost of living index debuting January next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Department of Labor
Cedar Rapids Family Budgets Highlight 1960 Survey
The Bureau of Labor Statistics found Cedar Rapids families spent 294 on food and 101 on shelter after taxes in 1960. Eight in ten families owned cars and most paid health insurance premiums. The report covers 125 families with an average size of 3.1 and notes the index revision aims to reflect changing living patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Adolph A. Berger
Chicago
Bureau
Berger
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John Mclivor
Arthur Garshon
Omaha
U.S. Strategic Air Command
France
de Gaulle
Everest
By Alan Kennedy
By Arlo Jacobson
Iowa
Northfield
Fire Department
U.S. Agency For International Development
James Ramsay Ullman
The
Times of India
Drs
Robert Urbatsch
Charles Fabre
Albert Lea
Clifford Bailey
By Bruce Fishwild
C.R
Labor Department
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