First Negroes Enroll at Alabama Amid Guard Presence
Vivian Malone and James Hood entered the University of Alabama as federal marshals and National Guard units watched. The campus relaxed into a normal day with friendly white students and no incidents reported, while President Kennedy urged Congress to act against racial barriers in public life.
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Relman Morin
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Thei
University of Mabama
Vivian
James A. Hood
Jimmy
Comer Hall
Miss Malone
National
Alan
National Guard
National Aeronautics Ate
Space Administration
James E. Webb
Washington
Bram
Hood
Dimmy
Alamada
Gemini
U.S
Ness
Dave McGlathery
University
Huntsville Center
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Alabama
Kenedy
Vivian Malang
Wallace
Negro Leader Shot To Death In Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi AP reports Esgur W Evers a prominent Negro demonstrations leader was found shot to death near his home in the early hours. Police recovered a rifle near a vacant lot about 150 feet from his residence and continue to search for the killer. The weapon and location suggest the attacker waited for his return from a meeting.
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Jackson, Miss
Esgur W. Evers
Evers
I Evers
Butlers
President Warns Of Racial Unrest Amid Rights Tensions
President Kennedy urged Congress to commit to integration and federal guards to counter racial violence as NAACP leader Roy Wilkins condemned attacks in Mississippi. A gunshot wounded NAACP official Byers outside his office, heightening fears of a violent backlash during civil rights protests.
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M. B. Pietve
Mos
FBI
New York
Roy 7. Wilkins
NAACP
Deaad
Mississippi
Washington
Scr Ament
Kennedy
Wilkins
Sacp
University of Alanedy
Ryersonas
Ameri
Byers
Gov
Eaton Girl Chosen Harvest Fair Queen
Carol Ann Schneider, sponsored by Eaton Lions Club, won the Harvest Fair Queen title from eight candidates. Connie Andersen and Marilyn Van Doren were attendants with other candidates listed. Greece's political crisis deepened as Premier Constantine Caramanlis resigned. the king faces naming a new government or dissolving Parliament and calling elections within 43 days.
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Harvest Fair
Weld Coty
Greeley Lions Club
Danie Andersen
Fort Lupton
Caral Aum Selywider
Philip Dopoulos
Athens
Greece
Faul
Constantine Rodopoulos
Constantine Caramanlis
Carol Ann Schneider
Albert H. Schnei
Lions Club
der Af Eaton
Vhosen
Ih Weld County
Meera Pats Qupine Siik
Carol
Lions Clubs
Cuninie Andersen
LaVerne Aishepsen
Gupton
Marilyn van Deren
Clifford van Doren
Brigasdale
Zaton Lions Club
Connie
Fort Lupton Lions Clu
Marilyn
Briggsdale Lins Club
Queen
Ha Jean Bucher
Grover-Here
Mord
Ruth Ais Baub
Gilcrest
Donna Redabaugh
Windsor
Judy Heathersey
Marilyn Penn
John Todd
Rex Eaton
Clint Mayer
Wels Jewelry
Curtis Shoes
Dodds
Caramaunlis
Muesday
al ‘Mule
London
Whethow
Junol
Caramanlis
National Radical Union Party
Weather and legislative advisory note from a regional briefing
The report blends a weather forecast across multiple regions with a general forecast of cooler conditions then warmer days. It notes a joint committee to study legislative needs and propose a program for proper legislation, with a meeting scheduled for Friday at the Chamber’s weekly session.
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Nortral
Teach
Val Thunderstavers
Manly
Antis
Hit
Scbnal Board
Chaney of
Commagreg
Hind
Chamber Makes Five School Suggestions
Greeley School Board and Chamber of Commerce directors and committee chairs met privately Tuesday night. A news release from the chamber, seen by school board president Jack Clayton, stated support for five school proposals and noted the meeting was rescheduled after a member’s absence. The press and radio were not officially invited or informed.
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Greeley
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
the Tribune
Uke Chamber
Jack Clayton
Eovier Il
Registrations Hit 3537 At CSC In Early Week
A Chamber release notes 3537 people registered at Colorado State College by 4 p.m. Tuesday with a projected rise from last year. Five recommendations listed for the coming school year include reviewing the proposed budget and boosting registrations before next Wednesday deadline.
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Colorado State College
Humber
Mercury project ends as weightlessness tests raise gravity questions
Research and development chief Max Fagel notes key issue in spaceflight is how a man endures weightlessness and then returns to normal gravity on Earth. The Mercury project is finished. Page 20.
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Max Fagel
Jearth
Project Mercury
Gov Won't Block Enrollment For Negroes At Alabama Univ
Montgomery Alabama Gov George C Wallace says he does not plan to block enrollment for a Negro at the University of Alabama Huntsville campus this Thursday. He stresses commitments to state authority and still asserts separation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Wouter
George C
Rezoning for Shopping Center Receives Preliminary Approval
Greeley council tentatively approves rezoning the 2 acre William to West Greeley for a major shopping center. William through 10 Wheeler's Third Adjoining Hth Ave will permit a 260,000 square foot mall facing 13th Street with a swimming pool and 2,000 parking spaces. Property owned by Heilman family and Greeley Plaza Inc. changes from RLA to Bo, with a RA to Bo strip for apartment plans.
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Frank Colohan
Wheeler
West Greeley
Hth Ave
Greeley Plaza
1 Center
Fritz Welland
Ken Gay
Dunan Realty Co
Denver
Heisman
Oper
Gay
Cownell
13Th St
Greeley Plaza, Inc
iWith Heilman
RLA
Tribune Reports New Eight Page Press Unit Operational
The Tribune announces the activation of its new eight page press addition with color capability, replacing earlier equipment and expanding from 32 to 40 pages. Built by California Fire and designed by Robert F. Wadsworth, the unit arrived after five months of work, with delivery to Greeley and setup east of 19th Street. City zoning changes follow, including reclassifications along Ellis Capp Ferrell tract and Suburban Addition areas, shifting several parcels from residential to manufacturing or business use.
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Hivimi
the Tribune
Nee Eight
California
Negeadlly Custome
Robert F. Wadsueatit
Ot Vics Machine Sho
Sanited
Ellis and Capp
Ferrell
M-3
9Th
Ith Ave
26Th St
Ih Ave
Sth
6Th Sts
Hirsinues
Windsor Lake drowning claims Windsor man after shift
Windsor native and Public Service Co. employee Jack Lee Rulg, decline to confirm age here, died Tuesday afternoon while wading in Windsor Lake after finishing work. Autopsy scheduled for Wednesday. He was part of a crew working near the lake north of Windsor and reportedly slipped underwater while trying to help others. The incident occurred around 3:15 p.m. in front of a building along Ave extended from 25th St to 26th St. Local authorities and council discussed related zoning and development plans for land around the block as part of a separate municipal agenda.
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Windsor
Jack Lee
Public Service Co
Fort Collins
Windsor Lake
Senl
26Th St
Isla Thy Lake
Pro-Thuk
Fulder
Windsor Department
Lend Windsor
Ed R. Farshe
Ilejules
Lake of the
Weiland Seid
Bawito
Charles Merritt
Ted
Mit
Osteopath Memorial Hospital
Unis
Thomas
Saiter
AL Richardson
Gerald Dace
Budget Aims Cuts and Facility Utilization Plans
The draft notes seek projections of anticipated expenditures for future years and emphasize better utilization of existing facilities and personnel to improve efficiency and reduce costs. The document outlines steps to align budget forecasts with asset use and staffing.
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Briggsdale
Tribune
Paul Edscorm
Ala. A
Manned, Space Flight Center
Congress
Ponce
Mig Sippi
Lal
Eaton
Harvest Fair Queen
Great Weglemn
Colarada
Wyoming
Seth
Vanler
Chamber
Mercury Orbit Chiefs
Prumnings
Wisie Franerwerk
Diamad
Cvr
van Deraver Press
Cichy
Twain
Vylindens
Mike
Duble
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Vitars
Loty
Heilman
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