Birmingham Bombing Sparks Racial Tension and Desegregation Plans
The Birmingham scene grew tense after a dynamite blast damaged the home of a Negro attorney amid reports linking two policemen to earlier bombings. FBI investigations found no substantiation, as white and Negro groups urged peace while parties push desegregation at fall term and plan rallies to oppose school integration.
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Murderer Ernest Stevenson Seeks New Freedom Bid
In Wheeling AP report, Ernest Hoover Stevenson of Huntington, convicted of murder and sentenced to death, asks for release in U S District Court with Judge Charles F. Paul set to hear the petition Wednesday. Stevenson’s 1960 case involved a beaten body. execution was postponed after appeals. The petition claims coerced confession and lack of rights disclosure.
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Morris Harvey to Grant 85 Degrees in Summer Commencement
Morris Harvey College will award degrees to 85 students at summer commencement. Dr. Harry B. Heflin of Glenville State College will deliver the address. Six seniors earn honors with summa cum laude Nancy Nutter and magna cum laude Lance Steahly highlighted among graduates.
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Kennedy asks treasury and state to study steel imports
President Kennedy asked the Treasury and State Departments to examine steel imports. Roger Blough of U S Steel and David J McDonald of United Steel Workers pressed for action against dumping of foreign steel. The White House said Kennedy would review the issue.
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Algeria to Expand Aid Program and Rural Projects
Algeria plans a longer range aid program with U S and French technical assistance. A 60,800 worker plan covers four rural development projects as Care Medics assists in case management. 105,000 workers already engaged on 1,500 projects. Significant food supply cuts have spurred new work opportunities and stricter rules.
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