Kentucky Governor’s Order Ends State Segregation
In Frankfort Gov. Bert Combs issues an executive order ending segregation in state licensed businesses and professions with a two month phase in. Opponents call it unconstitutional while civil rights leaders praise it. officials expect court review but anticipate upholding the move.
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Frankfort
Bert Combs
Jack M. Lowery Jr
Louisville Tavern Operators Association
U.S
Combs
Gilchrist Attacks Gov Wallace Over Bond Spending
In Montgomery the Senate narrowly ended a filibuster then debated Gov George Wallace after Sen Bob Gilchrist Morgan County demanded strict controls on future revenue bond issues and promised to use the rules until action was assured.
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Montgomery
Senate
George Wallace
Bob Gilchrist
Morgan County
Education Held Hope For Negro Education
A first Black student at the University of Alabama, James Hood, 20, says education is the solution for equal citizenship and protests have become unnecessary. Hood and Vivian Malone enrolled peacefully June 11 after Gov. Wallace yielded to federal guards. Hood criticizes protest movements as excitement over conviction, urges standards and contributions to society. He discusses race relations and notes studying three major protest organizations, aims to improve education as the path forward. From Tuscaloosa, the piece covers campus integration and surrounding political debate.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Crimson-White
James A. Hood
East Gadsden
Hood
Vivian Malone
Mobile
University
George Wallace
South
Kennedy Visits Dunganstown Barnyard Tea and Wexford Honors
President Kennedy and relatives hosted a barnyard tea in Dunganstown with cousins and neighbors as crowds greeted him. He then traveled to Wexford to receive the city’s freedom, followed by a motorcade through New Ross where local officials presented gifts and praised him as a future President of Peace. The day featured Irish music, a disrupted public address, and a joyous, festive atmosphere among thousands along the route.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Dunganstown
Ireland
Kennedy
Mrs. Ryan
Patrick Kennedy
Boston
New Ross
United States
Albatross Company
Barrow
Ryan
Matthew McCloskey
Wexford
Irish Sea
Dublin
A.R. Minihan
John XXIII
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Minihan
Eunice Shriver
Jean Smith
McCloskey
George Meany
Birmingham Southern Dean's List student from Decatur
Lawrence Bradley Durham son of Mr and Mrs Robert O Durham 108 Church St Decatur has been named to the Dean's list for the academic year He is a June graduate of Birmingham Southern and served as president of the student body During the past year Highway Patrol reports 388 license applications in the three county area with 108 learner permits 112 passed 79 failed 25 incomplete and 14 vehicles failed inspection The public is invited to an evening of entertainment at 8 o'clock tonight at the Moose Lodge on Moulton St Fire department answered one call Wednesday at 9th St and 9th Ave SE at 9:44 p m See DIARY on Page 2.
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Decatur
Birmingham-Southern College
Lawrence Bradley Durham
Robert O. Durham
Church St
Birmingham-Southern
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John Brom
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Moulton St
Fire Department
9Th St
9Th Ave. SE
Why Jesus prayed if He was God
The New Testament explains that Jesus, though equal with God, took human form and submitted to divine authority. His prayers show fellowship and dependency, not lack of power, as He relied on God while fully divine.
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Jesus
God
Cuban exile commandos allege CIA forays into Cuba
Reports from Miami indicate Cuban exile commandos raised the accusation of CIA intrusions as they pursued those tied to a reported naval skirmish with Cuban militia boats. The exchange was heard in fragments on marine radio by Miami monitors.
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Miami
Fla
Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
Racial AIA Glance Highlights Civil Rights Tensions
A roundup reports 48 hour deadlines for three firms to end discriminatory hiring on municipal projects totaling 685000 under threat of city contract termination. Mentions Belafonte denouncing Kennedy on integration and legal moves to desegregate schools and facilities in Birmingham Albany and Mississippi voting rights efforts. Federal civil rights bill faces union discrimination concerns, and state orders aim to end discrimination in licensed businesses.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Toronto
Harry Belafonte
Kennedy
Belafonte
Martin Luther King Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
Albany
Mississippi
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Congress
U S Civil rights push faces GOP opposition in hearings
Secretary Wirtz announced forthcoming standards to ban discrimination on federal projects before contracts are awarded. President Kennedy’s civil rights program drew praise from some and sharp GOP criticism over federal power and public accommodations.
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W. Willard Wirtz
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
National Labor Relations Board
Washington (Ap
John V. Lindsay
R-N.y
Kennedy
Lindsay
GOP
Godber Named War Minister to Succeed Profumo
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan chose Joseph Godber to take over as Britain's war minister after John Profumo resigned on June 5 for lying to Parliament about an affair with Christine Keeler. Godber, 49, has spoken at UN and East-West disarmament meetings since 1961 and has served as a Conservative MP since 1951, though he has no military background.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Joseph Godber
John Profumo
Britain
Godber
Profumo
House of Commons
Christine Keeler
Miss Keeler
Joe Wheeler Co op action means 158400 to area
The cooperative action centered on Joe Wheeler will funnel 158 400 dollars into the local economy, benefiting the surrounding area through projects and immediate spending. Officials say the funds support community development and job creation while outlining a timeline for disbursement and oversight.
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Joe Wheeler
Man Wanders Lost In Crawford Shoot Wilderness Near Morgan County
Tom Ralph aged about 60, described as tall and slender with gray hair, wandered into the woods and backwaters five miles northeast of here during a search for his earlier stroke. By Wednesday 100 men, deputies, rescue squads and mounted posse were combing the rugged terrain as relatives feared for his safety.
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Tom Ralph
Tommy
Tom
Crawford Shoot
Ralph
Morgan County Sheriff's Office
Ruby Taylor
Albert Ralph
Knox McRae
Frigidaire Frost Proof Fridge Ad at Robinson's Budget Terms
Frigidaire frost proof refrigerator offered at Robinson's Budget Terms as a best buy advertisement. Consumers see promotional pricing and flexible payment details.
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