Wallace denounces federal desegregation suits in Alabama
Alabama Governor George Wallace attacks Justice Department suits seeking desegregation in Alabama Louisiana and Mississippi as taking funds and blackmail. Suits filed in Birmingham Huntsville and Mobile target Mobile City County Public Schools and argue 14th Amendment rights and morale impacts. Alabama officials urge resistance while U.S. Attorney Jansen notes timing concerns as LeFlore claims to pursue court action.
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Alabama
George Wallace
U. S. Justice Department
Louisiana
Mississippi
Birmingham
Huntsville
Mobile
Brookley Air Force Base
U. S
Wallace
Richmond Flowers
Boards of Education
Flowers
Justice Department
Lister Hill
Washington
Mobile City
Naacp US
W. R. Jansen Jr
J. L
Clergymen urge law and order in desegregation debate
An editorial reprint from Alabama clergymen calls for leadership and lawful change amid court decisions on school desegregation. It condemns violence and defiance, affirms obedience to court rulings, equal rights, free speech, and constitutional processes as essential to the state's unity and progress.
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Southland
Alabama
Rotary Club panel on Ro tarian magazine to be held
Erskine Chenault will preside over a panel discussion on the Rotarian magazine Monday at the Lyons Hotel Rotary Club. See DIARY On Page 2.
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Erskine’ Chenault
Rotary Club
Lyons Hotel
Truman Undergoes Hernia Repair At Research Hospital
Former President Harry S Truman, 78, had a routine hernia repair at Research Hospital in Kansas City. The operation lasted about two hours, with satisfactory condition reported and no complications. Mrs. Truman visited the hospital before the procedure.
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Kansas City, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Research Hospital
England's Top Laborite Dies
London AP Hugh Gaitskell leader of the Labour party died Friday night after a two week illness with a mystery virus. He was 56. His death unsettled the party leadership amid gains against Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and could help the Conservatives in the next election. His wife Anna was at his bedside at 9 12 p.m. He had influenza before Christmas and a virus infection of the membranes around his heart and lungs with pleurisy and pericarditis later spreading to his kidneys.
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London
Hugh Gaitskell
Labor Party
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Gaitskell
Anna
Moscow
Khrushchev
Middlesex Hospital
Kennedy Bypasses De Gaulle on Europe Visit to Bonn
President Kennedy adds a West German stop to his European itinerary, visiting Bonn to meet Chancellor Adenauer after Rome. The trip excludes Paris and aims to show U.S. support for West Germany during Adenauer’s transition, with Mrs. Kennedy joining the Rome leg.
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de Gaulle
Lewis Gulick
Washington
West Germany
France
Charles de Gaulle
White House
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Rome
Europe
D Gaulle
Nassau
Bahamas
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Atlantic
Paris
United States
U.S
Adenauer
Wintry Cold Front to Send Alabama Temps Soaring Down
A cold front brings a sharp temperature drop across Alabama with lows in the 20s and single digits in the north. Thunderstorms and strong winds precede the front as the Tennessee Valley faces cooler weather Saturday afternoon and Sunday, with highs in the 40s to 60s.
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Alabama
Weather Bureau
Tennessee Valley
Right-Wing Material Found On City Hall IRS Rack
Leaflets attacking Black birth rates were found in City Hall in a rack with IRS tax forms. IRS official and mayor deny any authorization for distribution in the lobby as a stand for citizens and seniors.
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City Hall
IRS
Gilmer Blackburn
Lost Leg May Be Useful Again
A former Marine and Massachusetts trooper William Hunt had his left leg stitched back after a traffic crash. At Peter Bent Brigham Hospital doctors say he moved toes and had some feeling within three days, a potential medical milestone? The rapid response and extensive team involved highlight an unfolding surgical breakthrough.
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Cornelius F. Hurley
Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
William Hunt
Massachusetts
Brookline Public Works Department
Hunt
Francis B. Moore
Lucius T. Hill Jr
Everett Knowles
Somerville
Complete Frigidaire service on all make appliances
Local ad announces complete appliance service for Frigidaire and all other makes. The shop advertises repairs and maintenance by Robin Son on 2nd Ave.
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Robinson's
2Nd Ave
Adv
England Holds Market Chance
Brussels reports that France balked at a market lockout while five trading partners pushed for a January 28 follow up. Britain faces possible entry collapse after 15 months of effort as U S chatter and rumored Kennedy Macmillan deals spark denial and tension among allies.
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Brussels
Belgium
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Harold Macmilan
European Economic Club
United States
Kennedy
Macmillan
Bahamas
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