Birmingham Desegregation Tension Flare Across Alabama
Federal judge restrains Gov. Wallace from interfering with court ordered school integration. Troopers bar Negroes from Birmingham Mobile and Tuskegee schools, while Huntsville begins desegregation at three white schools. Guards held on standby as clashes erupt at Ramsay and West End high schools.
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Mobile
Daniel Thomas
George C. Wallace
Birmingham
George Wallace
Associated Press
Tuskegee
Alabama
Huntsville
Wallace
Ramsay High
West End High School
al Lingo
Lingo
Ernest Jackson
Community and Church Club Meetings Highlight Week
Central Methodist Church Mens Club meets Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall with Charles Dunlap leading the program. Religious Emphasis Week Choir rehearses 7 30 tonight at Westminister Church. Decatur Band Boosters meet 7 30 p.m. Tuesday in the high school band room. Mizpah Chapter 19 Order of Eastern Star Past Matron's Club gathers 6 30 p.m. at Big Bob Gibson's Bee Line Hiway South. Roy Payne attends a week long Dealer Management seminar in New Orleans. Building permit issued for a six room brick veneer house at 1709 Iris St. S.W. estimated 17 000. Two vehicle crashes reported on U S Highway 31 South and 4th Ave SE. DAV Auxiliary meets tonight at 7 in the DAV Home on Bank St. See Diary on Page 2.
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Central Methodist Church Mens’ Club
Fellowship Hall
Charles Dunlap
Commission On Missions
Club of
Mizpah
Order of Eastern Star
Big Bob Gibson
Bee Line Hiway
James C. Pressnell
Iris St. S.W
DAV
Wheeler Brown Hendrix
Bank St
How to judge conduct as a Christian student
A student should measure acts by God’s word, not popular opinion. Ask if an action is useful, constructive, consistent with faith, selfish, and whether it helps others or pleases God. Devote yourself to serving God and seek guidance through the Bible for daily decisions.
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P. D
Phillips
Bipartisan Backing On Ban Likely
Senate leaders from both parties voiced support for ratifying the limited nuclear test ban treaty after a White House briefing with President Kennedy. Dirksen and Mansfield signaling bipartisan backing, while Fulbright urged approval to curb fear and arms races. A preparedness subcommittee report warned Soviets may outpace the US in megaton bomb and anti missile knowledge.
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Washington
Senate
United Front
White House
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Mansfield
John Stennis
D-Miss
United States
Sen
Leverett
Saltonstall
Rmass
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
R-Iowa
Fulbright
Buy with confidence at Robinsons
A promotional note urges shoppers to buy at Robinsons highlighting quality and satisfaction guarantees.
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Robinson's
Kennedys Eye Anniversary
Twenty years after a Newport spectacle the Kennedys mark the tenth anniversary of their September 12 1953 wedding ceremony at St Marys church Kennedy then a freshman senator and Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy as First Lady fulfilled a union that joined Boston and Newport banking and society circles The couple greeted 1400 guests at a long reception while a 3000 strong crowd watched from the church lawn infusing Newport society with renewed prominence.
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Newport
St. Mary’s Church
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier
Kennedy
McLean
Washington Times-Herald
United States
Kennedys
Fitzgeralds
Boston
Fashionable
Palm Beach
Fla
Hyannis Port
Mass
Bouviers
Lees
Banking and
Stock Exchange
Southampton
N.Y
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Dillon says federal spending rate lower under Kennedy
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon, a Republican, says federal spending has grown slower under Kennedy than during Eisenhower. He backs the tax cut bill, predicting major support from business and labor in the Senate fight, and notes benefits may not reach most Americans until April 1964 due to withholding rules.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
United States
Senate
Dillon
Congress
U.S. Maintains South Viet Nam Aid Pending Decision
U S officials say aid to South Vietnam continues while a presidential decision on suspending some assistance is awaited. Senators accuse Alabama Governor Wallace of creating anarchy by using state police to bar Negroes from schools and seek federal action to preserve the union. Right wing forces fight two hour clash with Pathet Lao near the American embassy in Vientiane Laos. no Americans harmed.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Vientiane
Laos
Agriculture Dept Sees Cotton Crop Up Two Percent
The Agriculture Department estimated this year's government controlled cotton crop at 14,310,000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight, marking a two percent rise from its forecast a month earlier.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ninety Nines Honor Alabama Chapter Visit in Decatur
Six women pilots visited Decatur for the Alabama Chapter meeting of the Ninety Nines International Organization of Women Pilots. They gathered at Pryor Field and Lions Hotel to discuss the fall sectional meet planned for Biloxi Mississippi on October 12 13 and to boost Alabama membership.
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Decatur
Alabama
Ninety-Nines International Organization of Women Pilots
Pryor Field
Lions Hotel
Jan Warrick
Southeastern
Biloxi
Miss
Miss Warrick
Southern States
Amelia Earhart
International Organization
The
Ninety-Nines International Organization For Women Pilots
Charlotte Johnston
Muriel Cox
Beth Marquardt
Linden
Bennie Peters
Marion
Minnie
Wade
Clanton
Grace Bailey
Birmingham
New York Teachers End Strike And Approve Contract
Public school teachers in New York call off a threatened strike and approve a new contract with pay raises. Over a million students return to 850 city schools as 8500 teachers vote yes, following mediation by a panel set up by Mayor Wagner.
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New York
New York City
United Federation of Teachers
AFL- Cio
Board of Education
Robert F. Wagner
Charles Cogen
Supreme Court
President Fills Post Office Job
John Gronouski aged 43 of Wisconsin named by President Kennedy as postmaster general to succeed J Ed Day who resigned in August. Gronouski serves as Wisconsin taxation commissioner since January 1960. Sidney W Bishop continues as acting postmaster general until Senate acts on the nomination.
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Gronouski
Wisconsin
Kennedy
J. Edward Day
Senate
Sidney W. Bishop
Day
Quintuplets Do Fine, Doctors Report In Venezuela
In Maracaibo, three day old quintuplet boys born two months premature to Mrs. Maria Cuervo de Prieto are in satisfactory condition. They are incubated and fed with a skim milk diet as specialists monitor their progress at Maracaibo Hospital.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Maria Cuervo de Prieto
Western Hemisphere
Maracaibo Hospital
Harkins Family Welcomes Quadruplets in Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi AP reports Thomas N Harkins and wife welcomed quads after a Saturday birth at St Dominics Hospital. The nine child family includes the quads aged six, with all four newborns described as having long black hair. Names not yet chosen, they are temporarily labeled A B C and D.
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Thomas N. Harkins
Jackson
Harkins
St. Dominic's Hospital
Harkins Quads
Markets Mixed As Steels Rise And Rails Fall
New York AP markets round up shows stocks mixed with steels higher and rails lower. Bonds retreat while governments stay largely unchanged. Cotton trades irregularly with light nearby selling. Chicago grain: Wheat mixed with September strong, corn steady to weak, oats down slightly, soybeans weak. Hog prices steady to 25 cents lower top 16.75, slaughter steers 25 cents lower to 25.50.
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New York
Chicago
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