Autherine Lucy Now Houston Housewife
Houston housewife Mrs. Hugh Foster recalls enrolling at the University of Alabama seven years after Autherine Lucy’s brief, violent 1956 stay. She says federal backing helped Vivian Malone and James Hood enroll and believes her own action sparked progress in civil rights, while noting Alabama students now focus on work over protests.
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Houston
University of Alabama
Vivian Malone
James Tlaod
Hugh Foster
Alabama
Foster
Tuscalooosa
Miles College
Birmingham
University Board of Trustees
Mr. Foster
Dallas
Fosters
Sishee
Beaumont
New Bethel Baptist Church
Tulacaloosa
Avin
Macmillan orders new inquiry into security services
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan ordered a judge led inquiry into Britain's security services after the Profumo affair. Lord Denning will head the investigation, following consultations with Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell and amid party political debate over the method.
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Macmillan
Colin Frost
London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Profumo
Parliament
Scotland Yard
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanos
Conservative Party
Labor Party
Harald Wilson
Wilson
House
It Commons
Lord Denning
House of Commons
28 Men Convicted In Fatal Race Riot
In Lexington North Carolina an AP report states eighteen white men and ten Negroes were convicted for a race riot that killed a woman on June 6. All received suspended prison terms with fines from 25 to 250 dollars and will be on good behavior for at least three years after paying court costs.
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Lexington
N.C
Charles E. Williams Jr
Daily Across Puzzle Clues and Nonsense Text
Puzzle fragment lists many across clues and garbled cryptogram style hints with scattered names and phrases. It reads like a cryptic puzzle page with entries such as White yam and Holly Wood's Lupino mixed with corrupted wording and misformed lines.
Secret Service guards Kennedy on Europe trip
On his 10 day tour of West Germany Ireland Britain and Italy President Kennedy will be protected by the Secret Service with advance checks, motorcade security, and close guard by agents in liaison with foreign authorities. The agency emphasizes risk management and crowd interaction remains a potential challenge.
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FBI
Congress
Secret Service
U.S. Treasury Department
White House
Gerald A. Behn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
Kennedy
West Germany
Ireland
Britain
Italy
Italy To Install Stop-Gap Regime
Rome AP Giovanni Leone, president of the Chamber of Deputies, agreed to form a cabinet to govern while Italy sorts its political muddle. He plans to submit ministers today. A one party Christian Democrat government would lack a parliamentary majority, drawing opposition from Socialists and Communists. Leone aims to pass the budget by June 30 to satisfy the constitution and to receive President Kennedy. Socialist chief Pietro Nenni and Communist boss Palmiro Togliatti opposed a stop-gap regime, fearing a shift left under a Christian Democrat cabinet. Leone stepped in after Aldo Moro abandoned a center-left coalition effort.
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Bennet M. Bolton
Rome
Giovanni Leane
Waly
Chamber of Deputies
Leane
Christian Democrat
Leoni
Italy
Palmiro Toguilatli
Leone
Aldo Moro
Christian Democratic Party
Camp Bowie Sold Piecemeal in Auction
Brownwood AP reports Camp Bowie, former Army training base for 100000 WWII soldiers and home of the 36th Infantry Division, was sold piecemeal on Thursday for about 400 000. The sale encompassed 34 land tracts and 38 buildings, with parcels ranging from one to 75 acres as the army announced plans to deactivate the base last fall.
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Brownwood
Camp Bowie
36Th Infantry Division
22 Million Jobs To Be Eliminated By Automation
A labor department official told the Senate Small Business Committee that automation may eliminate 22 million jobs this decade. Seymour L. Wolfbein said job losses reflect shifts in demand and growth, not guaranteed unemployment, with the hardest impact on workers with low education or skills.
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Washington UB
Labor Department
Senate
Small Business Committee
Seymour L. Wolfbein
Department
Office of Manpower, Automation and Training
Hospital admissions rise over fifty percent in fifteen years
An analysis shows annual admissions to U.S. hospitals climbing more than 50 percent in the last decade and a half while hospital staff numbers have grown by over 75 percent, reflecting expanded care demand and staffing.
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U.S
Kennedy seeks large federal training program in education push
President Kennedy asks Congress to approve a sweeping $30 million federal education and training package aimed at economically deprived Black and white Americans. He outlines three bills to boost manpower development, expand vocational education, and raise basic skills for adults on welfare, citing literacy and unskilled workers as core issues. The report also notes February absenteeism spikes reported by the Institute of Life Insurance.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Sunale
Institute of Life Insurance
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Oppor
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Harassed Y
Leigh Poet
Palestine Lake
al A
Patch Street
Cit
News-Herald
Douglas B. Cornell
LS. Secret Service
Pietro Nenni
JFK
Rita
Nate
Jerry Lewis
Nutty Professor
Agst Grc
Stella Stevens
Rock Budson
Texas
Baselan, Juhn Wesley
Farr Lang
Valiant
Nbc-Tv
America
Plymouth-Valiant Oesler
Tanien
Opti
Coca Fiat
Haymes Motor Company
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