Alabama to integrate University next Monday
Citizens anticipate a peaceful integration by Monday as three Negro students are due to register at the University of Alabama. They praise Gov. Wallace for his calm stance on Meet The Press, while urging that his presence be deemed necessary by university authorities to maintain order. The outcome hinges on university decisions in Tuscaloosa and Huntsville.
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University of Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Gov. Wallace
Tuscaloosa
Huntsville
South Carolina
Mississippi
Khrushchev
New York
Arthur Dean
America
Geneva
Vasily Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
Moscow
Dean
Mistaken Impression At Paducah Waterway Meeting
Paducah session of the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway Development Authority featured Gov. Ross Barnett outlining a plan to finance planning costs by diverting funds from troops at the University of Mississippi. He spoke for over 30 minutes, mixing serious points with jokes to illustrate funding ease. The gathering included Authority members Rep. Rankin Fite and editor Louis Eckl, with Alabama representatives present.
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Paducah
Rankin Fite
Hamilton
Louis Eckl
Florence
Alabama
Barnett
Kentucky
United States
Gov. Barnett
Mississippi
Isee
Washington Calling- Test Ban Door Is Open, But Only A Crack
Washington weighs a fragile pause in the nuclear test ban talks amid secrecy and political risk. The piece notes Kennedy’s Senate ratification odds, Humphrey and Dodd’s proposed ban with underground testing, and Khrushchev’s dilemma as U.S. test numbers exceed Soviet tests by a large margin.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Thomas Dodd
Connecticut
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Norman Cousins
The
Saturday Review
Cousins
Khrushchev
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Congress
Robert McNamara
England
Harold Macmillan
Mr. Kennedy
United Feature
Encouraging Teenagers Learn To Live In Society
An article urges understanding teens as they mature, noting most adjust well despite a small minority with serious problems. It cites young achievers like Philo Farnsworth, George Westinghouse, Bryant, Gandhi, Victoria, Dick Button, and William James Sidis to illustrate youth accomplishments and potential under mature guidance.
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Philo Farnsworth
George Westinghouse
Bryant
Mahatma Gandhi
India
Victoria
England
Dick Button
William James Sidis
Harvard
More Than Meets Eye On Savannah Charm School Tale
A DREW PEARSON column traces the Savannah episode revealing a panel recommendation favoring the American Presidents Line led by a former Democratic National Committee treasurer, amid a pricey charm course for Atomic Energy crew and a costly managment dispute. It notes Engineer delays, contract cancellations, and political ties influencing the ship’s operation under the Eisenhower era and Kennedy transition.
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Tional Committee
American Presidents Line
George Killen
Democratic National Committee
Board of Experts
American Presidents
Sinclair Weeks
Washington
Savannah
Atomic Energy Commission
Molesworth Associates
New York City
Telephone Company
GOP
Hodges
Roosevelt
John McCone
Central
America
Clarence Morse
New
Ishramisen
Farrell
Moore- McCormack
Pacific Far East
States Marine
U. S. Lines
Maritime Commission
Giants Of Steel Face Strong Critique At Annual Meeting
The steel industry was sharply chastised in New York when a GE executive warned that steel must surge in research and creative selling to become an essential part of the materials revolution. The piece details new steel varieties, coatings, and uses, plus bold pushes in canned goods packaging and design awards as the industry fights to stay ahead.
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New York City
C. G. Suits
General Electric Research
Is Picayune
Waterway Authority seeks funding to complete planning stage
Four states' Waterway Authority asks for an appropriation based on project merit. Ninety nine percent of Gov Barnett's Paducah talk centered on the proposed canal's values. Officials insist his remarks were not intended to imply otherwise about the Authority session.
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Waterway Authority
Barnett
Paducah
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