Court Tests Faith In Birmingham Issue
A federal judge in Birmingham refused to order desegregation but urged that Alabama’s pupil placement law be applied without discrimination. Judge Lynne found the plaintiffs had not exhausted remedies under the 1956 statute and warned that unconstitutional application could force a desegregation plan. He noted the district’s officials professed good faith while delaying injunctive relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
U.S
Seybourn H. Lynne
Lynne
Theo R. Wright
James Armstrong
T. N. Nelson
Ingham
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Stat
North Carolina
Alabama
U.S. Supreme Court
5Th Circuit
Guard unit members set for varied active duty runs
National Guard unit members prepare for multiple active duty assignments in coming weeks. SFC Raymond Friederich will train three days at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. 1st Lts Hazen and Klingenberg join a six week refresher course at Fort Lee Virginia beginning June 6. Six enlisted men voyage to Fort Leonard Wood for six months of active duty training. Chanute Chapter personnel also head to Hutchinson for 15 day field training for officer candidate status. The unit Co A 174th Quartermaster Battalion sails June 28 for 17 days at Camp Guernsey Wyoming returning July 14 by convoy with two overnight stays each way.
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National Guard
John Jensen
Raymond Friederich
Fort Leonard Wood
Carl Hazen
Ron Klingenberg
Fredonia
Fort Lee
Jerry Elrod
Darrell Summers
Chanute
Doyle Gibson
Earlton
Gary Adams
Larry Brown
Edwin Matlock
Thayer
Hutchinson
Jensen
Greg Schultz
Don Gouvion
St. Paul
Richard Lind
Ronald Poor
Topeka
Co. A
174Th Quartermaster Battalion
Camp Guernsey
Wyo
Prisoner Robideau Granted Early Release Trial Jailer Relays Liberation
Eureka California AP report says jailer Tom MacDonald told Robert Robideau time was up and he could go. Robideau left the Humboldt County jail dressed in an instant and departed within a wink. Later officials recalled the Yurok Indian still had four months to serve for a petty theft offense. He was sentenced April 8 to serve 180 days.
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Eureka
Calif
Tom MacDonald
Robert Winsor Robideau
Humboldt County
Robideau
MacDonald
U. S
Hiawathe
Sulphur Queen Fate To Remain Mystery
A Coast Guard board of inquiry ended 37 days of public hearings unable to determine the cause of the Marine Sulphur Queen disappearance with 39 crewmen. The ship sank near the Straits of Florida after departing Beaumont Texas February 2 bound for Norfolk Virginia. debris analysis found no fire or explosion.
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New York
Coast Guard Board of Inquiry
James D. Craik
Board of Inquiry
Straits of Florida
Beaumont
Tex
Norfolk
Albert S. Frevola
Labor Office Opens For Wheat Harvest in Kansas
The first farm labor office opens in Wellington as Kansas prepares to start its wheat harvest by week’s end. The crop retuns a smaller yield this year with heavy losses in the southwest from winterkill and drought. In Sumner County, Raymond Fryer says wheat has harvesting color but kernels hold moisture, delaying cutting while combines move southward across western Kansas toward Oklahoma and Texas.
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Kansas
Wellington
Southwest
Sumner County
Raymond Fryer
Oklahoma
Texas
Class of 26 At St. Pat's
The 1963 ninth grade graduating class from St. Patrick's Junior High School, 26 members, was announced by Sister Paula. Graduation took place during Mass at St. Patrick's Church. The class is the eighth to graduate from the school and ties last year's number as the largest class.
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St. Pat’s
St. Patrick's Junior High School
Paula
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Jay Criger
Samuel Davis
Marilyn Ehmke
Mary Ellis
Daniel Gates
Albert Godinez
Mary Ellen Hansen
Holly Harris
Karol Jeffers
David Loach
Doyle McKinney
Daniel Marks
David Moore
Deborah Myer
Edward Myers
Peter Padilla
Robert Pearman
Larry Rensing
Catalina Sanchez
Karen Shively
Greg van Leeuwen
Thomas van Leeuwen
Richard Verdin
John Ward
Marcella Weber
Helen Youngberg
Wheat Weather Clears Skies for Kansas Harvest
Topeka reports clearing skies and warm temperatures in the wheat belt with expected highs 80 to 85 and lows around the mid 50s. Thunderstorms hit northeastern counties Monday bringing brief heavy rain. rainfall totals included Easton .96, Effingham .88, Frankfurt .22, and Olathe 1.8 inches.
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Topeka
Kansas
Easton
Effingham
Frankfurt
Olathe
Hotel Guests Stay Despite Dysentery in Tokyo
About 550 guests at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo refused to leave despite a dysentery outbreak among staff. The hotel shut down food, beverage and room service as 78 cases were confirmed, with 33 cases among the 1,730 employees reported on Monday.
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Tokyo
Imperial Hotel
Chanute High School 1963 graduates hear advice on service
William D. Wolfe of Lawrence spoke at Chanute Memorial Building commencement for 1139 graduates stressing living for others and character over scholastic pride. He highlighted influence of small acts, urged honesty, humility, humor, and collaboration, and praised the community’s education program. The Vocale chorus sang Exultate Deo and I Want Jesus To Walk With Me, under Harold Tarpiey, as the procession and diplomas were presented.
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Chanute High School
Memorial Building
Wolfe
City of
Chanute
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Harold Tarpiey
Jesus
William T. Hunt
First Presbyterian Church
Waterfront dream grows near Chanute on 80 acre by Byers
Harry Byers & Sons Inc. plans an 80 acre housing development 32 miles west of Chanute on K39. The project will feature two lakes totaling about 20 acres for boating and fishing, 42 lakefront lots, 100 nearby lots, a water treatment plant with eight sand filter units, and a sewage system. Space for commercial use, a motel, restaurant, and service station is planned, with electricity from Iola Cooperative and gas hookups under negotiation.
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Harry Byers & Sons
Chanute
Harry Byers & Sons Inc
Byers
K39
Ozarks
Iola Cooperative
Leslie Byers
Harry Byers
Thomas Byers
Jake Byers
Recreation Post Heads Northwest Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Fred J. Overly of Sumner County Kansas will head the northwest headquarters of the new Bureau of Outdoor Recreation under the Interior Department. He is 56 and has worked with the National Park Service since 1935, most recently as superintendent of Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina and Tennessee. The bureau will oversee Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and Alaska.
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Washington
Fred J. Overly
Sumner County
Kansas
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Alaska
Overly
National Park Service
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
North Carolina
Tennessee
Interior Department
Miss Kansas 1962 in Close Call in Flooded Canal
Miss Kansas Carolyn Parkinson of the University of Kansas faced a near disaster when a night flood left her car stalled in high water near an unfamiliar street. Two men warned her against stepping toward a drainage canal as rushing water loomed nearby before she reached safety. Parkinson plans to teach in Kansas City next fall after marrying KU medical student David Gough.
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Wichita
Kansas
Carolyn Parkinson
University of Kansas
Hank Parkinson
Lawrence
Kansas City
David Gough
Chanute
Miss Parkinson
Scott City
Kennedy Sends Pope John XXIII Quick Recovery Wish
President Kennedy sent Pope John XXIII a message wishing him a speedy recovery, announced by the White House. The note underscores ongoing personal diplomacy between the United States and Vatican leadership amid Vatican health concerns.
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Washington
Kennedy
John XXIII
White House
Pope John XXIII Battles Crisis Amid Gastric Growth
Pope John XXIII neared death as persistent hemorrhaging and a gastric heteroplasia growth threatened the 81 year old. Vatican officials cited possible cancer or tumor, with three doctors at his bedside and reports that the illness has persisted for about a year despite blood transfusions and curative measures.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
L’osservatore
Holy Father
Memorial Day observance planned in Chanute area
Memorial Day activities will close government offices and most businesses Thursday with Friday reopenings. A memorial service at Soldiers Monument Elmwood Cemetery will include wreath laying, invocations by Rev. E M Pearson, speaker H G Curl, and a 30 minute band concert. Veterans will place flags on graves and a color guard and firing squad will present taps. Also planned are picnics and water sports, a municipal pool opening, and the Chanute Bike Derby at Royster Stadium from 4 to 6 pm.
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Chanute
the Tribune
Chanute Cycle Club
Royster Stadium
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Albert Boutwell
Florida
THE
Associated Press
William D. Wolfe
Adolph Brown
Byers & Sons
South Lake
Tribune
Larry Mathews
Miss
Pope
By Bennett M. Bolton
Piero Mazzoni
Rome
Apostolic Palace
Antonio Gasbarrini
Pietro Valdoni
Italy
Mazzoni
Gasbarrini
Papal
Valdoni
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