Meredith faces possible expulsion from Ole Miss
A Mississippi tourman committee of the State College Board meets to decide whether to seek federal court permission to expel James H Meredith from the University of Mississippi for his public statements The board weighs the impact of Meredith remarks on university policy and desegregation era tensions as Gov Barnett remarks on the case and Meredith takes his final exams at summer session
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Oxford, Miss
Mississippi State College Board
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Oltle Ukelihood
Ole Miss
Meredith
Jackson
Ross Barnett
Barnett
Ole Mis
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Tom Tubb
West Point
State College Board
Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
Tubb
L. L. Love
Jeader Medgar W. Evers
Dean Love
Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Chicago
Roy Wilkins
Burr
Tractor Crash Kills 7 Year Old in Tyrone Area
In Tyrone Pennsylvania a farm tractor rear ended a hay wagon on a rural road, killing seven year old James D. Gardner who rode on the wagon. The wagon was pulled by Brent Chronister 10. another tractor driven by his brother David Chronister 14 struck it after the Chronister boy stopped. The death occurred at Tyrone Hospital from a crushed chest.
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Tyrone
David Chronister
Heir Must Stay In Civil Prison
Chance M. Vought, heir to an aircraft fortune, lost a bid to leave New York City's civil prison where he was confined last February for alimony nonpayment. Justice Thomas G. Chimera ruled there was evidence Vought sold his roughly $1 million estate interest and is concealing assets. Also reported, Andre Mertens, 59, international concert manager, died in Baden near Zurich, Switzerland, announced by Columbia Artists Management.
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Chance M. Vought
New York City
State Supreme Court
Thomas G. Chimera
Vought
New York
Andre Mertens
Baden
Zurich
Switzerland
Columbia Artists Management
Corry Journal Subscription Promotes Comfort and Connection
A friendly nudge offers a Corry Journal subscription as a thoughtful gift for someone ill or lonely, promising steady news, readable columns, and a sense of community to brighten days.
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Corry Journal
Plan Test Oil Well Near Pleasantville
A test well south of Pleasantville will start within six weeks as part of Centralia Development Co of Centralia Michigan. The first drill site is Elmer Lindquist’s property, once known as Armstrong, with local capital from regional oil men. Centralia plans a deeper test on Bully Hill near Franklin.
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Usville
Pleasantville
Centralia Development Co
Centralia
Elmer Lindquist
Armstrong
Bully Hill
Franklin
Townville Plant Expansion Moves Ahead at Taw vile Facility
Townville plant workers begin expansion at Metro Split and Wire Co in Taw vile adding about 75,000 square feet to boost wiring, springs and stocking space. Ralph Bailey, general manager, says the upgrade will improve efficiency and accommodate new machinery and operators. The site, part of Union Spring’s Townville plant, employs roughly 45 people and follows a 1962 expansion. Bernard Sabel, Union Spring vice president, notes the purchase of a pylon firm and diversification into growing industries. EX-ACTOR DIES: Frank Mayo, 74, former state and motion picture star, died yesterday of a heart attack in Laguna Beach.
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Meadville
Metro Split and Wire Co
Tawvile
Wiech
Ralph Bailey
Townville
Tograt
Union Sprite and Manufseturink Co
New Kensington
Bailey
Bernard Sabel
Union Spring
Jon Molding Corporation
Nowderaey
Sabel
Laguna Beach
Calif
Frank Mayo
Red Chinese Soviet Talks Highlight Deep Policy Rift
Negotiations resumed near Moscow as Soviet and Chinese delegates met at a guest house after Beijing accused Moscow of stirring anti Chinese campaigns. Khrushchev warned war would cause nuclear holocaust while China pressed for a world conference of Communist parties and a new voting procedure favoring Beijing and its Asian allies.
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Svene Yen
Peking
Khrushchev
Ookis Kenrushchev
Radar
Moscow University
Soviet Communist Party
New China News Agency
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Communist Parties
Seaborg Foresees Learning From Atomic Age
Glenn T. Seaborg, chairman of the U S Atomic Energy Commission, predicted at the Peach Bottom information center dedication that man will learn more about nature and himself in the next thirty years than in all prior time. The event was held at the Philadelphia Electric Company's site near the under construction Peach Bottom atomic power station.
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York, Pa
Glenn T. Seaborg
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Philadelphia Electric Company
Peach Bottom
Mayor Quits For Fire Dept Post In New Castle Pa
Herman F Steinbrink was named to a job in the New Castle fire department after resigning as mayor of Lawrence County town. Robert W Rainey, a Democrat and former city finance director, was appointed to fill Steinbrink's unexpired term. The former mayor lost in last May's Republican primary.
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New Castle
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