Kennedy Warns Nation of Racial Discord Fires
President Kennedy urged Congress to advance civil rights next week after federal guards helped two Black students enroll at Alabama Tuscaloosa. He warned of growing unrest and said federal authority should ensure equal service and school access, calling for peaceful, constructive change.
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Nation
Washington
Kennedy
University of Alabama
Ameri
Can City
University of Alabama At Tuscaloosa
George C. Wallace
Vivian Juanita Malone
James A. Hood
Wallace
Two Negro Students Enrolled at Alabama University
Vivian Juanita Malone and James A. Hood, both 20, registered at Foster Hall under federal protection as Alabama’s segregation barrier fell. National Guardsmen stood by while the students paid fees and began study in business administration and psychology amid photographers and white onlookers.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Alabama National
Wallace
Foster Hall
Alabama
Vivian Juanita Malone
James A. Hood
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Shenandoah and nearby towns elect new and re elected leaders
Shenandoah voters re elected Mayor Henry A Fix to a third term, defeating George Beaghan by 183 to 103. New councilors include V Clyde Griffith and John D Foltz. In Stanley Emmett Good wins mayoral race, Ralph Foltz and Lee Louderback re win council seats. Luray mayor Frank Walker runs unopposed and council members James Printz and Paul Broyles win seats while Harold Jenkins and James Campbell lose.
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V. Clyde Griffith
John D. Foltz
John Kenneth Tate
Floyd B. Orye
Earl P. Foltz
U. S. Rinaca Jr
Glen B. Kite
Malcolm R. Sullivan
Harold C. Morris
L. O. Sullivan
Stanley
Emmett Good
Ray Huffman
Mr. Good
Page County School Board
Charles Campbell
Ralph Foltz
Lee Louderback
Sanford Breeden
Charles Buracker
Anthony C. Attare
Luray
Frank Walker
Wednes
Harold Jenkins
James Campbell
James Printz
Paul Broyles
Walker
Louis J. Shanderson
Malcolm Ruffner
John R. Hudson
Harry Lee Zepp
Morris Judd
Eugene Mauck, Sr
Valley Deaths and Local Notices
Valley deaths include Zeb D Knight 75 of McGah eysville and Richard Staton 93 of Grottoes with details on page 12. Dayton to turn off water June 12 7 to 9 pm for repairs and vacation hours posted for June 14 26 with afternoon and night appointments. Niagara of Harrisonburg School Trustee Electoral Board to meet June 24 2 00 pm to appoint Linville District member for four years starting July 1 1963. Schedule changes note summer Saturday 1 00 pm close while open all day Wednesday and Thursday nights until 9 00 pm. Miles Music Co.
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Zeb D. Knight
McGaheysville
Richard Staton
Grottoes
Niagara OF
Harrisonburg
Linville
George S. Row
Miles Music CO
Four Democrats Here Announce Candidacy in Rockingham Harrisonburg area
Four Democrats announced Tuesday for the November election in Rockingham and Harrisonburg. State Sen George Aldhizer II seeks re election to the 23rd Senatorial district joining Hoover Wampler Jr and James R Sipe in House of Delegates or local posts along with Sheriff A L Strawderman in a fourth term bid. Aldhizer holds committee posts in general laws insurance banking welfare and chairs the fish and game committee. Hoover serves as city attorney for Harrisonburg while the other candidates’ plans await mass meeting action on July 8.
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Rockingham
Harrisonburg
General Assembly
George Aldhizer II
Assembly
Lawrence H. Hoover
House of Delegates
Charles W. Wampler Jr
James R. Sipe
Commonwealth
Rockingham and
Page
Warren
Rappahannock
House
Sen
Aldhizer
State Senate
General Laws
Hoover
Har
Harriman Named to Head Moscow Test Ban Talks
President Kennedy named diplomat W. Averell Harriman to lead the U S negotiating team for a nuclear test ban in Moscow next month. Harriman, with Roosevelt era roving ambassador experience, travels to the Soviet capital amid talks on on site inspections and broader bargaining.
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Washington
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Moscow
Harriman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Khrushchev
Laos
Soviet Union
Profumo Cleared Of Security Breach In Scandal
Britain's top judge ruled former War Minister John Profumo did not leak secrets to the Russians amid the Christine Keeler affair. Prime Minister Macmillan planned a cabinet vote of confidence as Parliament prepared for Monday debate.
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John J. McCloy
U.S
Germany
White House
Harriman
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
State Department
Hope
London
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth II
Lord Dilhorne
Judiciary
Macmillan
Profumo
House of Commons
Miss Keeler
Rail Talks Resume After Strike Delay
Negotiations in the railroad work rules dispute resume after a five day strike deadline extension. Talks focus on removing 40 000 firemen from freight and yard trains with only the two unions involved present. Secretary Wirtz did not attend a morning session described as productive.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Closing Notice and Local Advertisements
WAMPLER'S FEED INC announces closure on Monday June 17 for an employees fishing trip. Fried scallops dinner special 1.40 at Howard Johnson's Harrisonburg. Frank Cline and Son relocates to 1920 S Main St Harrisonburg VA.
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Wampler's Feed Inc
Howard Johnson's
Harrisonburg
Frank Cline & Son
S. Main St
Harrisonburg, Va
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Alabamas
Nicholas Katzenbach
the United States
Rex Thomas
Page Town
Fix
Shenandoah
Good
Griffith, Tate and Foltz
Dayton
A. L. Strawderman
George S. Aldhizer
Commonwealth's Attorney
Harriman Is
Ban
By Lewis Gulick
Quang Duc
Saigon
Viet Nam
Presi
Dent Ngo Dinh Diem
Manila
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