Bar to Wallace In Carrying Out School Door Ban
Federal judge barred Governor Wallace from blocking court ordered desegregation at the University of Alabama. The injunction prohibits him or anyone acting with him from physically interfering with desegregation efforts, though it does not ban him from campus. Wallace said his stand remains unchanged.
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Wallace
Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
U.S. Dist
Seybourn H. Lynne
Montgomery
Lynne
United States
Ft. McClellan
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Cleve McDowell
Meredith
Sidney Mize
McDowell
Mississippi
Allen Thompson
Jackson
U.S
Tehran University
Assadullah Alam
Hassan Pakrevan
Doctor Brown In TB Talk For Optimists
Dr James Brown superintendent of the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital spoke to the Chanute Optimist Club at the Tioga Hotel about eradicating tuberculosis with more funds and public understanding He warned that TB kills more people than any other infectious disease and noted Cherokee County has a TB death rate three times the national average due to mining-related silicosis and poverty He urged contact tracing expanded testing and public education while reporting only about 30 percent of adults in the area use the mobile X ray unit
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James Brown
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Chanute Optimist Club
Tioga Hotel
Brown
Kansas
Cherokee County
Peace Corps appoints Brady as Bogotá representative
Charles C. Brady of Pittsburg Kansas has been named Peace Corps representative in Bogota Colombia. Sen Frank Carlson says Brady was informed by Peace Corps headquarters and is to report next week for briefings.
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Washington
Charles C. Brady
Pittsburg
Kan
Peace Corps
Bogota
Colombia
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Brady
Rev. Fred Embry Dies at 44 in Topeka
The Rev. Fred A. Embry, 44, pastor of Pilgrim Baptist Church in Manhattan, died Tuesday at a Topeka hospital. Native of Muskogee Oklahoma, he was moderator of the Smoky Hill Baptist District. Services set for Thursday afternoon in Topeka and Saturday in Muskogee.
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Topeka
Fred A. Embry
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Manhattan
Embry
Muskogee
Okla
Smoky Hill
Steinman Elected By Shrine Club
The Chanute Shriners met Tuesday evening at the Drumstick Cafe. Officers elected were Dale Steinmen president, Earl Rutherford vice president, and Jack Spears secretary and treasurer. Visiting dignitaries from Mirza Temple Pittsburg included James G. Duff Illustrious potentate, Clifford H. Smith past potentate, and DeVere Love recorder. Plans were made for the fall ceremonial to be held in Chanute on September 14.
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Chanute Shriners
Drumstick Cafe
Dale Steinmen
Earl Rutherford
Jack Spears
Pittsburg
James G. Duff
Clifford H. Smith
DeVere Love
Chanute
Crowds Pass Pope's Bier In St Peter's Basilica
Tens of thousands filed past the body of Pope John XXIII in silent reverence at St. Peter's Basilica as cardinals convened a 70 minute meeting to set a conclave for June 19 to elect a successor. Carpenters prepared the Sistine Chapel area for the papal election. The dean, Eugene Tisserant, broke John’s fisherman's ring to mark the transition.
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Pope John XXIII
St. Peter's Basilica
Rome
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Pope John
College of Cardinals
Eugene Tisserant
Basilica
Ecumenical Council
Grants Announced for Kansas Private Colleges
TOPEKA AP Thirteen private Kansas colleges will share a $13,000 grant from the United States Steel Foundation, announced by the Kansas Foundation for Private Colleges today.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States Steel Foundation
Kansas Foundation For Private Colleges
Business Leaders Urged to Action in Desegregation Push
Kennedy urged 100 business leaders from 25 states and DC to speed desegregation of Southern stores theaters and restaurants. Executives urged gradualism on a federal compulsion measure, while labor chief Wirtz warned unions that discrimination must end. a White House meeting also included Johnson and Kennedy.
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Washington
Kennedy
Willard W. Wirtz
Philadelphia
White House
States
District of Columbia
South
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Rain Delay In Harvest In Kansas
Rain hampers wheat cutting across Kansas with delays in Morton and Pawnee counties while Wellington in Sumner reports strong activity. Harper Barber Caldwell areas begin harvest. Stafford ripening under hot winds. moisture in Morton sample at 17 percent, delaying storage.
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Great Bend
Kansas
Harvest Labor Control
Wellington
Sumner County
Harper
Barber
Caldwell
Morton County
Stafford County
Pawnee County
Harvest Labor
Anxious Relatives Wait After Coast Crash Kills 101
Relatives waited for survivors after a DC7 crash off British Columbia. Debris and scattered bodies indicated a high impact. The Northwest Orient flight carried 58 servicemen 22 military dependents and 15 civilians plus 13 women 20 children and six crew. Passengers included relatives of Army Air Force personnel headed from McChord AFB to Alaska. Seven families were left with few survivors.
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Anxiou
British Columbia
North Pacific
Northwest Orient Airlines
McChord Air Force Base
Wash
Anchorage
Alaska
Red Cross
M_ Sgt
Michael P. Almose
Traffic Fatalities Report For June 3 1963 Kansas
Topeka AP notes a 24 hour traffic death log ending at 9 am Wednesday in Kansas. The June 3 1963 figure contrasts with a comparable 1962 period, totaling 214 deaths for the year to date.
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Topeka
Kansas
Rioting Moslems rock Tehran as clashes kill over twenty
In Tehran heavy police and troops battled Shiite mobs demanding the shah's overthrow. Hospitals report more than 20 dead and about 1,000 injured in the first hour of fighting near the royal vicinity. The shah and queen were protected inside the city.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Pakistan
Ayatullah Khomaini
Kennedy Opens Extended West Tour With Academy Address
President Kennedy lands in Colorado Springs for the Air Force Academy graduation and plans stops in Colorado Texas New Mexico and California on a western tour. He will meet mayors in Honolulu and discuss civil rights while visiting military bases and naval exercises. He may also press on the Chamizal border issue in El Paso.
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Air Force Academy
North American Air Defense Command
Kennedy
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
California
Washington
Pacific
Los Angeles
Colorado Springs
Academy
Air Defense Command
White Sands
N.M
Army
EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Fei Chamizal
U.S
Rio Grande
Library Committee To Discuss State Library Service
TOPEKA AP A new governor's committee on library service will meet Friday to discuss methods to improve state library service. Gov John Anderson said the panel will re evaluate and revise a 12 year old report with recommendations for development of adequate li
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Topeka
John Anderson
Bonds Approved In Haysville Park Pool Plan
Haysville voters approved a $72,000 bond issue to buy a park site and build a swimming pool. The measure passed on Tuesday with support from residents, enabling corporate funding and local recreation expansion.
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Haysville, Kan
Haysville
Kennedy to Visit Italy and Hawaii Civil Rights Talks
President Kennedy will travel to Italy within the month and extend his western tour to meet Hawaii mayors on civil rights issues. White House secretary Pierre Salinger announced this as Kennedy arrived at the Air Force Academy to address its fifth graduating class. The Italy trip will follow his late June West Germany and Ireland tour by mutual agreement.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hawaii
White House
Honolulu
AIR Force Academy
Colo
Italy
Pierre Salinger
US Air Force Academy
Salinger
West Germany
Ireland
Boy Grows Three Inches After Seven Year Delay
Flint Hunter Jr., now 10, began growing again after seven years with growth restored post surgery removing a brain tumor and pituitary. This small seventh grader, in Macon Georgia, excels in science and mechanics, rides his boxer Beauregard No. 2 to school, and dreams of starting in construction rather than finishing school.
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Flint
Macon
Flint Hunter
Beauregard No. 2
Roger Flint Hunter Jr
Little Roger
Weather forecast for Oklahoma Texas Panhandle and Kansas
A severe weather forecast was issued for parts of the Texas Panhandle western and northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas. A few severe thunderstorms are expected this afternoon along and 60 miles either side of a line from 60 miles southwest of Gage Oklahoma to Chanute Kansas from 3 pm to 9 pm. Generally fair warm and humid conditions continue through Thursday with south to southwest winds 20 to 30 mph. Highs around 90s and lows near 70.
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Kansas City
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Kansas
Gage
Okla
Chanute
Kan
Weather pattern to linger with warm temps and scattered showers
Topeka AP reports a warm, humid Central Plains pattern continuing for a couple days. Southerly winds drive scattered rains and thunderstorms, with brief showers overnight across western counties and notable rainfall in Quinter. Funnel clouds spotted near Scott City and Smith Center, while highs reach upper 80s to 90s and lows mid 60s to mid 70s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Central Plains
Garden City
Dodge City
WaKeeney
Breenburg
Quinter
Scott City
Smith Center
Weather Bureau
Pittsburg
Goodland
Wichita
Ankle broken during fall at Kansas City horse event
John W. Colt executive editor of the Star fractured his left ankle when a horse he rode fell on wet turf pinning his legs. He will be hospitalized several days and must wear a cast for two months.
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Kansas City
John W. Colt
the Star
Colt
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