Judge refuses to order integration in Birmingham
Federal judge declines to issue an injunction mandating immediate desegregation of Birmingham schools. The ruling notes Alabama's law and state pupil placement plan as factors, with warnings that good faith must be demonstrated by school officials and the state in pursuing desegregation under federal standards.
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Birmingham
Mtns
Ala
Lyne
Alabama
Tymie
Lyone
Schusl
Armstrong
Ah U.S. Circuit
Sug
Peter A. Hall
Nelson
State Hospital Audit Reframes Integration Debate
Lynne argued that the pupil not school authorities triggers the transfer process and noted a 1958 federal panel decision upholding orderly, merit based admission without regard to race. He retained jurisdiction to hear supplemental complaints and warned that neither a Negro pupil nor a White pupil has been reassigned between schools, despite the law's original segregation purpose.
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Saa
Integra Fiom
Lynne
Legat Ron‘chintery
Albert Bouwell
Birmingham
Lynte
Opinion Sought on Patients Bank Fund Audit Findings
Denver AH reports Culorao State Hospital faced a 27048 deficit at June 30 and a 689806 fund balance. Auditor Proctor notes transfers, revised procedures, and possible use of a building fund to support a new treatment unit. Publication cites ongoing cafeteria charges and state education implications.
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Denver
Culorao State Hospital
Arela
Procoy
John A. Proctor
Immetu Goy
John A
Love
Proctor
Proctor Hamil
Wright
Birmingham Board of Education
Op l
A. Hamil
Hum Lthis Uni
Opéril
Staffing Plan For New Parks Department Outlined
Governor with Fish and Game officials discussed staffing for the newly formed Game and Fish Department merging the former agencies. Woodward proposed a pattern headed by Woodward with Dan West noting fewer seasonal park workers and lifeguards under the plan while Love plans final approval soon.
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APY
John Id Tues
Cosifer
Coward
Department of Game
Fish and Parks
Ace
Game and Fish
Orks and Recreation
Effer
Lave
Woodward
Love
Dan West
West
Water use near normal for spring in Gracey
Olin Shaffer Gracey city water director says spring demand runs near normal with heavy usage unlikely before mid June as warmer weather arrives. Two week period May 13 to May 26 saw a peak of 17.31 million gallons on May 13 and a low of 6.95 million on May 19, with total week May 20–26 peaking at 14.399 million. Water comes from reservoirs for most of Gracey and Evans, while west of 28th Ave. relies on a transmission line from the Bellyue plant.
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Grewlay
Olin Shaffer
Shaffer
Gracey
2Th Ave
Evans
28Th Ave
Bellyue
One Man Operation Oil Field Devised by Soviets
The Soviet Tass news agency says a fully automatic oil field near Leninogorsk in Tatar ASSR will be ready by 1965. One operator could control 1000 wells as expediting transporting and relieving oil become automated.
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Moscow
Tass
Leninogorsk
Russia
Road Deaths Mount State Toll Now 17
Three killed and three injured Monday afternoon in a head on collision of two autos six miles south of DeBeque on U.S. 6 24 in Mesa County. The fatalities raise Colorado 1963 traffic toll to 121, up 31 from a year ago. Names include Cosme Sirne 67 and James Sirne 26 from Minturn and Mrs. Whinery Austell 7? of Clifton. Injured include Rev J E Austell of Clifton and two girls from Grand Junction.
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Associated Press
DeBeque
U.S
Mega County
Colorado
Cosme Sirne
James Sirne
Minturn
Austell
Clifton
J. EB. Austell
Darlene Har
St. Aly's Inspiral
Grand Junction
Jurier
Greeley rancher Andy Campbell recalls wild west days
Campbell, a veteran of Estes Park and Greeley rodeos, reflects on four moving wagon migrations with his family to Loveland before settling in the Greeley area. He describes decades of cattle work, riding, and running a small horse and cattle operation while maintaining self reliance.
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Ward
Tony
Ugo
Andy
Estes Park
Greeley
Julesburg
Castle Rock
Col
Grado Springs
Abraska
New Mexico
Adeo
Campbell
Weld Coun
Aubbins
Lagrange
Wyo
Loveland
Rivee
Wyoming
Continental Divide
Weather summary for Colorado region Tuesday and Wednesday
The report shows temperatures around 71 Tuesday with highs 78 and lows mid 40s for Great Western Public and 77/45 for Public Service. College readings list 15 and 4. Barometer steady at 8 am Tuesday. Forecast calls for partly cloudy tonight, Wednesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms east and north, increasing in the southwest. Mountain highs expected in the 70s to mid 80s with 55 to 65 in higher elevations.
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Loval
Great Western
Public
College
Colorado
Living Costs Unchanged In April Amid Debate
Washington AP reports April consumer prices held at 106.2 of the 1957-59 average, up one percent from April last year. Food and gasoline fell, while housing, used cars, papers, clothes rose, with fruits and vegetables higher due to weather. Navy ship salvage notes include Foxes of metal rings recovered for the lost submarine Thresher.
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Washington
Labor Department
Tg. Vey
Sgure
Ewan Clague
Buireau of Labor Statistics
Clague
Florida
California
Zaverio
Alfredo
Giuseppe Roncalli
Pope John
Paris
Rome
Conrad
Giovanni Battista Panettan
Norfolk
U.S. Navy
Thresher
Atlantic Fret
Pope's condition worsens as doctors treat grave crisis
Vatican reports say Pope John XXIII remains in grave condition after a night of intensive care. Three physicians at the apostolic palace battled internal hemorrhaging amid a complex gastric growth diagnosis described as potentially serious but not yet clearly defined.
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Bennett M. Bolton
Vatican City
Vatican
Valicaa
L'Osservatora
Holy
Piero Miseroni Lof Tome
Apostolic Palace
Antonio Gasbarrini
Pietro Valdoni
Italy
Mazzoni
Laer Gasbarrini
Valdoni
Gasharcini
Mazaqui
Navy Finds Zero Rings At Thresher Site
Reported details from a damaged text describe the Thresher sub disaster near Boston on April 10 with 129 aboard. Family members and press visited by Enrichetta Tito Pope with comments from Frank A. Andrews about the slow flow of news and fatigue of on scene personnel.
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Navy
Thresher
Boston
Tito Pope
Enrichetta
Frank A. Andrews
Rau
Dupont
Wonly
Jtolo Oceano
Graphic
Fiears
Clint of Naval Uper- Uever
Loveland School District Hikes Tax Mill Levy
Loveland district approves a $1.9 million budget for 1964 65, up 271090, with three fourths for new construction. Officials note a tax levy raise of three tills on the present 35.97 mill, among the state's lowest. The board plans to award a contract for the proposed $17 million high school construction next Monday.
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Loveland
Thompson
Shoo
Census of Animals in London Records 231 Creatures
The largest zoo in real Britain reports a census listing 231 animals in the capital. This official tally highlights diverse species housed at the London institution and marks a notable entry in the national wildlife roll.
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London
Real Britain
Electrical issues tied to Meeker and Cooper reentry plan
The district considers Meeker property fixes and Meeker junior high plans as bids near on reentry controls, Meeker study and site sales. Officials note a dangerous Amp Cat wiring fault caused Cooper to rely on manual reentry while Meeker questions and district voters weigh budget impacts amid Meeker and new high school developments.
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Hellis
I Gordon Cooper
Cooper
Lise Greeley School Board
Neil Carpenter
Greeley Archi
Leslin K. Crimes
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
Lor and Lenin’ Hight
Merker
Grimes
Horizon
Son
Ising
Sleviston
Wwe
Sepport Heen
Geltle
Meeker
Park
Moscow
Space
Central Pacific
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Supreme Court
Parks Dept
Weld
Greeley High
FFA
Island Grove
Wil He
Andy Campbell
Cornish
Lis Bower
Hamil
Homer I
Bedford
Lp. ml
Sun
Andy Cammphall
Clagie
Pope
Pope John Xxl
Hope
Bergano
Frank Gappa
Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral
Pla
Fenart
Carpenter
Thrines
Alonday
Meckter
J Grintes
Greeley Board of Realtors
Robert Hill
Diatelit
Jamin
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