Civil Rights Crackdown Urged for Mississippi
The Civil Rights Commission urged President Kennedy to curb Mississippi by withholding federal funds until the state protects Negro citizens' rights. It cited violent episodes and legal defiance, urging stronger federal action and possible new legislation.
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Washington
Civil Rights Commission
Kennedy
Sissippi
Palm Beach
Fla
Commission
John A. Hannah
United States
Bert I. Bernhard
Jackson
Miss
Erie Masons Honor Past Masters at Fish Fry Night
Erie Masonic Lodge hosts Past Masters Night honoring Tom Burress and Julius Mills as part of the Soldiers and Sailors program. The lodge also recognizes several 25 year members including Dr. EF C. Bryan Clark M Fleming and Lester Shepard with Dalton Rike as master and Hurley Miller as secretary for the year.
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Erie
Masonic Lodge
Soldiers and Sailors
Tom Burress
Julius Mills
Ing
Fort Scott
EF. C. Bryan
Clark M. Fleming
Lester Shepard
Lester Wooster
Charles Steinman
Roy Davis
T. E. Archer
Hundreds Evacuated From Brooklyn Tunnel Fire
In Brooklyn a fire near Ridgewood station sent dense smoke into two passenger trains, trapping about 600 people. At least 100 treated at the scene and nearly 100 more were hospitalized. 12 remained in hospital. Fire officials praised orderly evacuations as power was cut and service resumed several hours later.
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New York
Brooklyn
Ridgewood
Edward Thompson
Samuel Marco
Harold Johnson
Innocent Plea Entered in Olathe Campground Murder Case
In Olathe Kansas Earl E judge accepted Lloyd Lee Harsh plea of innocent at arraignment on first degree murder charges in the slaying of 17 year old Donna Busby and the wounding of her fiancé Thomas G Thorp 20. Harsh held without bond as trial set for May term.
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Olathe
Kan
Earl E
O'Connor
Johnson County
Lloyd Lee Harsh
Harsh
Donna Busby
Miss Busby
Thomas G. Thorp
Thorp
Lenexa
Santa Fe injunction extended to seek Supreme Court review
An injunction blocking a Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen strike on the Santa Fe Railway has been extended six days to allow time for a Supreme Court review of the work rules dispute. Judge Joseph Sam Perry granted the extension after Santa Fe asked for more time to appeal. A railroad spokesman warned a walkout would disrupt main east west lines from Albuquerque to Chicago.
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Santa Fe
U.S. Supreme Court
Brotherhood of Railroad
U.S. Dist
Joseph Sam Perry
G. George Niebank
High Court
Albuquerque
N.M
Purcell
Okla
Talent Packs Kansas Relays Entry Lists
Lawrence AP Four defending meet record holders and three other 62 champions will compete in the 38th Kansas Relays. Fred Hansen of Rice and Phil Mulkey lead a field that includes Dave Edstrom and Gerald Pratt with strong pole vault and decathlon hopes. Rice also fields Ed Red in javelin as Texas Southern threatens multiple baton records.
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Lawrence
Kan
Fred Hansen
Rice
Phil Mulkey
Birmingham
Ala
Kansas
Hansen
Gerald Pratt
Texas Southern
Warren Gratloff
Texas
Ed Red
Southwestern
Bill Alley
Balk Calls Run Wild as NL Surges Early Season
National League umpires issued seven balks Tuesday, bring the season total to 30 in 32 games, far ahead of 1962 pace. Giants beat Astros 7-0 behind Billy Pierce six-hitter as five balks occurred at San Francisco. Cardinals rookie Harry Fanok notches first win as St Louis rallies in ninth. Curt Flood doubles after Duke Carmel pinch homer ties game. Stan Musial collects 6,000th total base.
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Giants
Houston
Billy Pierce
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pirates
Cardinals
Harry Fanok
Duke Carmel
ElRoy Face
Curt Flood
Julio Goray
Dick Groat
Divorce Obtained In Independence From Betty Hayes
Independence Missouri AP reports Betty Hayes a Kansas City television personality obtained an uncontested divorce on Tuesday. The filing party and details are summarized from the public records.
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Independence, Mo
Betty Hayes
Kansas City
Kansas City Raps White Sox 7 4 Share First Spot
The Kansas City Athletics beat the Chicago White Sox 7-4 to pull into a four way AL tie for first place with the Tigers and Yankees at 4-2. Cleveland shut out Washington 3-0 behind Sam McDowell. Boston beat Baltimore 6-1. Minnesota edged Los Angeles 11-10 in 13 innings as each league rival produced late drama.
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Yankees
Chicago White Sox
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Washington Senators
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Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Angels
Gino Cimoli
Athletics
RBI
Bushton Explosion Injures Four Workmen
A welder torch spark ignited gas in an insulation hole at the Northern Helix extraction plant near Bushton injuring three workers seriously and one lightly. Injured were Jay Lindesay and Donald Long of Bushton, Earl Murphy of Geneseo, and Charles Cockrill of Bushton.
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Bushton
Kan
Jay Lindesay
Donald Long
Earl Murphy
Geneseo
Charles Cockrill
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