Wallace defies court order over Alabama university entry
Gov George Wallace plans to stand in door to block entry by a Negro student at the University of Alabama system. Federal judge ordered him to appear and show why he should not be barred from interfering with enrollment of two Negroes. Wallace may be represented by counsel but will not attend in person. The case centers on desegregation and potential injunctions against Wallace and his associates.
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Birmingham
George Wallace
Wallace
U.S
University of Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Tuscaloosa
Richmond Flowers
Nbc-Tv
New York
Justice Department
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
David M. McGlathery
Huntsville
Drama surrounds papal crisis in Vatican
In Vatican City AP report details Pope John XXIII amid a grave illness as hemorrhaging returns from a stomach tumor. Doctors rush between 6:30 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. while the pope receives Mass, Communion, and viaticum and contemplates death. See DRAMA on Page 2.
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Vatican
Piero Mazzoni
Papal
Msgr
Giuseppe Cavagna
Cicognani
Msgr. Cavagna
Mingling with non Christians in faith and life
A Christian should not shun non believers but witness with humility. Jesus mingled with sinners yet spoke redemptively, urging sin no more. Let your light shine through actions, not mere social ease, and witness powerfully to change lives.
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A. S
Jesus
Paul
Senate Awaits Power Play In Alabama Filibuster
Governor George Wallace ramps up a bid to break a Senate filibuster facing a key administration bill. As debate resumes Tuesday, backlash grows against Wallace and the marathon talkers. He pressures the minority by discussing the filibuster’s impact with local officials from counties of opposing legislators and weighs directing his legislative move.
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Montgomery
George Wallace
Senate
Wallace
Rep
Slate
Gov. Wallace
Turner
Long Siege For Jackson
Roy T. Wilkins, 61, executive secretary of the NAACP, arrested in Jackson for picketing, says demonstrations have only begun and could last two years. He was released on a $1,000 bond after being charged with restraint of trade as the first week of Jackson protests ends.
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Jackson, Miss
Roy T. Wilkins
Jackson
Wilkins
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkin
Mississippi
NAACP
Allen Thompson
Thompson
Medgar Evers
New
Area Solons Divided On Lawyer Measure
Alabama lawmakers remain split over Gov. George Wallace's proposed private attorney hire bill for highway and school matters. Key senators oppose cloture, while House leaders defend limits. Filibuster tightens as debate stalls, with notes of potential cloture needing 24 votes of 35.
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Ed Horton
Greenbrier
Bob Gilchrist
Hartselle
Granville Turner
Athens
Ralph Slate
House
Albert Brewer
Decatur
Sen
Horton
Senate
Highway Department
Gilchrist
Slate
Brewer
Day Asks Pay and Council Balks in Flint City
Mayor T. V. Day urged payment of back salary and court costs at the Flint City council meeting, prompting criticism from several council members. The council voted to delay action until minutes from prior meetings could be reviewed.
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Day
Council
Winford
Turner County
Flint City
T. V. Day
Bob Schultz
Pope John XXIII Lingers In Life Amid Grave Health
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII, 81, remains in grave condition but shows moments of lucidity as he lingers through the third day of his deadly struggle. Doctors fear pneumonia though no immediate danger is declared. family and visitors keep vigil as prayers rise from St. Peter's Square.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican Press Office
Vatican
Assunta
Angelo Dell’Acqua
Papal
St. Peter’s Square
Rome
Sotto Il Monte
Vatican Radio
St. Peter's Square
L‘osservatore Romano
Bergamo
Italy
Crusade For Christ Begins Next Sunday
More than 3 000 local workers prepare for a city wide Crusade for Christ starting June 9. Evangelist John Edmund Haggai of Atlanta leads a two week effort in a tent north of Decatur High Stadium seating 3 000. A 56 man crew erects the tent this week as nightly services run for two weeks with a 250 voice choir and 92 usher staff. Local churches from several denominations sponsor the event.
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John Edmund Haggai
Atlanta
Decatur High Stadium
Evangelistic
War Machine Is Silenced Republic Day Observances Delayed
Italy ordered the silencing of its military machines on Republic Day to honor Pope John XXIII. The government suspended all military parades and ceremonies set for Sunday and postponed Republic Day events to November 4, Armistice Day observances.
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Rome
Italy
John XXIII
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Fayetteville, Tenn
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Sim B. Lovelady
Air Force
Lovelady
Ole Miss
K. I. Sawyer Afb
Mich
Ewell Russell
Vine St
Eugene Levin
Bologna
Antonio Gasbarrini
Amleto Cardinal
Mazzoni
Pietro Valdoni
Blue Haven Pool
Delano Park
Daily
Blue Haven
Capitol Street
Naacp Office
Robinson's
Ady
Flint
Crusade For Christ
Haggai
Bob Anderson
Springfield
F. Earl Snipes
Crusade
Brookhaven Baptist
Central Baptist
Central Methodist
First Baptist of
Austinville
John E. Haggai
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