Wallace Stands in Doorway Barred Enroll of Two Negroes
Gov George Wallace defies a federal order by blocking Vivian Malone and James Hood from registering at the University of Alabama. President Kennedy issued a proclamation demanding cease and desist for unlawful obstructions of justice. Wallace warned he would remain at the doorway to enforce segregation amid heavy security and a sealed campus.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
United States
Alabama
Vivian Malone
James Hood
Wallace
Birmingham
U.S. Dist
Seybourn H. Lynne
Kennedy
Wal
U.S
John F. Kennedy
United States of America
Col
Albert Lingo
County hit by season's worst storm
A severe thunder and lightning storm struck the county Monday night causing outages for about 1,100 customers and minor damage. The strongest impact was in Collingdale Darby Colwyn and nearby areas with fuses blown and transformers damaged. No major fires were reported and electricity was restored within hours.
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Philadelphia Electric Co
Collingdale
Darby
Colwyn
Bus Line Changes Shaped by Public Interest and History
Arrow Lines Inc announced sweeping changes to Delaware County routes, effective Friday, approved April 1 by the Public Utilities Commission. Executive VP Arnold Fruch said the realignment aims to improve efficiency, reflecting a schedule system built since 1960 after Red Arrow Lines formed from Southern Pennsylvania Bus Co. and ensuing labor and ownership shifts.
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Re. Arrow Lines Inc
Delaware County
Arnold Fruch
Ana View
Fruch
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Crissy Has Wowed Washington on First Bee Visit
Delaware County 12 year old spelling champion Crissy Crist arrived in Washington for the National Spelling Bee. She toured the FBI building and Smithsonian, wore a navy dress, received a Bee pin, and enjoyed the hotel party. Her schedule includes memorials capitol, Ford Theatre, Lincoln’s death site, changing of the guard, and the White House.
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Washington
Maria Crist
Delaware County
Washington, D. C
Crissy
Speller
Mayflower Hetel
FBI
Smithsonian Institute
Washington and Jefferson
Capitol Building
Ford Theatre
Peterson House
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Library of Congress
Rowdies Face JP Inquiry On County Club Vandalism
Wallingford authorities will bring 35 teenagers to a justice of the peace at 10 a.m. Thursday to answer questions about vandalism Sunday night at the home of Dr Hie anor Triboletti and her husband Ray Borland. Mrs Triboletti injured when thrown from a moving car during the incident. Police report five weeks of harassment by Nether Providence High School youths against the family, including 17-year-old Larry Borland. No charges filed yet. ages 15 to 18. Hearing led by Justice Harry Praefile at township building.
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Justice of the Peace
Ray Borland
Country Club Lane
Borland
Hie
Anor Triboletti
Nether Proviligence High School
Larry
Walter Sydnor
Justice For the Peace
Harry Praefile
Berlands
Maryland
Triboletti
Swarthmorean Degree Won On Crutches At Commencement
Swarthmore College honors Joan H Gar with Ivy Award and Phi Beta Kappa key for leadership and scholarship. She earned the English literature major while on crutches and fractured her ankle after celebrating. L Harvey Buck received the McCabe Engineering Award. Oak Leaf Awards went to Miriam Feingold and Sarah Moore. John QO Simon won the Sarah Kaighn Cooper Scholarship and serves as Phoenix editor elect.
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Joan H. Gar
Robert D. Putnam
Port Clinrett
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Phi Beta Kappa
Worth
Joan
L. Harvey Buck
Wynnewood
McCabe
Buck
Sigma Tau
Interfraternity Council
Carnegie Tech
Miriam Feingold
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sarah Moore
Brookline
Mass
Miss Feingold
Miss Moore
Putnam
John QO. Simon
Tuxedo Park
Sarah Kaighn Cooper
the Phoenix
The
Albatross
Students For Democratic Action
Swarthmore Polite Union
Ruark Deplores Violence Hurting Negro Cause
A Daily Times summary notes columnist Ruark argues that violence by Negro individuals harms the civil rights effort. The paper also lists municipal action requiring police involvement in Forcroft and a schoolboy baseball matchup between Yank ees on page 14.
Scranton OKs Span Bridge Across Delaware River Chester
Gov. Scranton signed a law authorizing Pennsylvania to enter a pact with New Jersey and the U S Congress for a bridge across the Delaware River at Chester. The project links to the Mid County Expressway and requires Army Engineers approval and port authority review for a Chester Flowers Street to Lol Ran Township plan.
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Gov. Scranton
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Chester
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
U. S. Congress
Delaware River Joint Commission
Philadelphia
Sons
Clarence, Bell
Delaware
Marvin Keller
Bucks
Charles R. Weiner
D-Phila
Anthony J. DiSilvestro
Senate
House
Gov. Hughes
Congress
Army ‘Engineers
Port Authority
Flowers Street
Lol Ran ‘Township
N. J
Nine Scouts Die As Truck Plunges In Utah Ravine
A Utah mountain road tragedy killed nine Boy Scouts and one woman reporter while injuring many others. The group, from Ogden to Provo, was led by teachers and BYU professors under LDS church auspices en route to camp near Hole-in-the-Rock.
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Scouls
Escalante
Nose-in-to-Rock
Colorado River
Ogden- Salt Lake City
Provo
Lloyd Loveridge
Scouts
South Cottonwood
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Utah
Red Desert
H. Darrell Taylor
Brigham Young University
Merlin J. Shaw
Brigham Young
Dorothy Hansen
Salt Lake City
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Utah Highway
Burt Giles
Panguitch
Panrguitch Hospital
Hole-in-the-Rock
Hutalante
Glen Canyon
Luncol
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