Protest Welcomes Editors to Selma
In Selma Alabama a group of about 200 Negro demonstrators greeted 47 visiting newsmen arriving for a barbecue at Browns Chapel AME church headquarters. Demonstrators picketed a city park and spoke with public safety director Wilson Baker as Gov. George Wallace invited the editors to see Alabama for themselves.
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Selma
Ala
Alabama
Chapel Ame
Valley Creek Park
Gerald Turley
Wilson Baker
Turley
Baker
George Wallace
Detroit
Viola Liuzzo
Montgomery
Liuzzo
Jinzo
James Reed
Boston
Jimmie Lee Jackson
Marion
Dunbar Parochial School To Open This Fall
Christ the King Elementary in Dunbar will reopen this fall after five years unused due to a nun shortage. Rev. Roy Lombard said two nuns and a lay teacher have been secured, with Sister Mary Francita as principal and Mrs. Tom Collins as the lay instructor. A $25 000 wing is added for six grades in three rooms, serving about 65 students.
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Christ the King
Dunbar
Roy Lombard
Christ the King Catholic Church
Mary Francita
New Lexington
Ohio
Franciscan Sisters of Penance
Christian Charity
New York
New Jersey
Rome
Daemon Language Center
Tom Collins
St. Albans
Lombard
Boat Wrecks Two Rescued On Elk River Near Quartier Bridge
A West Side electronics shop owner Wilbur M. Brawley and his son Wilbur Jr. 16 were tossed into Elk River when their powerboat struck a submerged object and sank. They swam to a bridge pier and were rescued by Charleston Fire Department a short time later. They were uninjured.
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West Side
Elk River
Quartier Street
Wilbur M. Brawley
Pennsylvania Ave
Wilbur Jr
Charleston Fire Department
Rector Awarded Bally Theology Degree at Sewanee
The Rev William S Pregnall rector of Hay St Johns Episcopal Church Charleston West Virginia has earned a Master of Sacred Theology degree from Sewanee University. He previously earned a BA from the University of North Carolina and an M A from the University of Virginia. The Associated Press reported his degree details noting his clerical leadership since 1952.
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W. Way
Sonehy Byatt
Daily Gazette i Ea
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Gazalte Mall
Alata
Sewanee
Tenn
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Adenyr Tarriera
University of North Carolina Andalee
Otnera Ology
Virginia Thee Depa Afagical Seminary
Thirty-six Jurors Summoned for June Court Term
Sixty people are summoned for jury duty for the June term of the Intermediate Court. Judge William J. Thompson sets the term to open June 22 with reporting June 30 by magisterial district, listing jurors from Big Sandy Cabin Creek Charleston Elk Jefferson London Malden Malden Union and Washington districts including Bowen Bowe Dooley Nuhfer Olsen Payne Price Robinson Shumate and many others.
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Intermediate Court
William J. Thompson
Big Sandy
Gilbert J. Bowen
Millard F. Harper
John Karr
Walter C. Osborne
Richard Sandford
Orville Rucker
Cabin Creek
Juanita Bowe
Leonard Brown
Constance Dooley
L. O. McKinney
W. J. Nuhfer
Charleston
Earl F. Walker
Carl White
Robert A. Banks
H. M. Beddow
Edward Bowen
Walter Brooks
Thomas F. Casto
Sidney Cohen
Robert McNeil
Henry Wehrle
C. C. Brightwell
Elk—Laura Abbott
Carme! Boggs
Odie Kinsolving
C. D. Simmons
Nelson Stoops
Malden
Lowell J. Craddock
Lanty A. Ervine
Hershel Halstead
K. G. Lang
Pocatrene
M. Vandine
Union
Jeanette Beard
P. A. Denny
Denzil Marlin
Wilbur Tardy
Kenneth Thomas
Thurmond Thomas
Washington
Pete Ashworth
Communists Aid Gemini Splashdown
The Hungarian government suspended a Budapest radio broadcast to help U S Gemini astronauts return safely to Earth. U S officials said broadcasts on 15 016 megacycles could interfere with base to ship communications during splashdown. The State Department urged a three hour suspension. Bela Szilagyi confirmed compliance.
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Washington
Budapest
Earth
U.S
State Department
Legation
Foreign Ministry
Bela Szilagyi
Safe Gemini Return Dominates World News Coverage
Global audiences mark the Gemini landing as a safe return. James McDivitt and Edward White are praised for a historic flight, despite reported Soviet concerns about computer trouble and hatch systems. British and Eastern European broadcasts interrupt schedules to cover the event.
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Astro
Chris Kraft
Gus Grissom
James McDivitt
Edward White
Ann Lynn McDivitt
John Young
McDivitt
London
America
Tass
Voshkod
British Interplanetary Society
A. W. Gatland
Britain
Radio Budapest
Radio Prague
Pair Enters Guilty Pleas For Spying
Army Sgt. Robert Lee Johnson and James A. Mintkenbaugh pleaded guilty to lesser charges in a case alleging a conspiracy to deliver defense secrets to Russia. The government dropped espionage counts that could have carried the death penalty in exchange for the pleas.
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Alexandria, Va
Arlington, Va
Russia
Robert Lee Johnson
James A. Mintkenbaugh
Iron rich iron tonic Grerron promises quick energy boost
Promotes Geroritol with 7 vitamins plus high iron as a remedy for iron deficient fatigue. Claims daily use improves strength and energy in seven days with medical-test backing and money back guarantee. Warns vitamins alone cannot build iron rich blood.
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