Boycott Urged Isolated Campus At Alabama
Bright yellow barricades ring the University of Alabama as segregationist leaders call for a massive boycott of white merchants who back racial equality. Hundreds of law officers guard the campus while two Black students enroll, with access limited to students faculty and authorized visitors.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Durnan
Rulli Cannnn
Syngene
Wai Yun
Birmingham Police
Vist
Nixon's Farewell Lacks Bitterness at Los Angeles event
Nixon's farewell in Los Angeles contrasted with his bitter exit. About 1500 civic readers gave a color TV stereo as a gift. Nixon, 52, noted California remains in his heart. He urged patience amid campus tensions and referenced a planned return to politics. He recalled his optimism and warned against sensationalism as the era ends.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Pat
New York
Sophocles
Campus
Kennedy Not Keen On Meeting Macmillan
London reports say President Kennedy is less eager than Prime Minister Macmillan to meet on June 29 at Macmillan’s Sussex country home. The 24 hour talks are unofficially described as informal discussions during Kennedy’s Europe visit amid pressures from British election politics and Macmillan’s faltering government following a ministerial sex scandal.
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London
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Macmillan
Sussex
White House
Ireland
Italy
Minis
Ter
Europe
Wilson
Labor
Osteopath
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Profumo
Christine
Soviet Union
Hazards of Space Discussed at COSPAR Symposium
WARSAW AP A panel of US researchers warned of hazards in long space flights including hallucinations impaired judgment and permanent brain and bone damage. L Gordon Cooper Jr reported seeing houses and chimneys from 100 miles up prompting discussion of visual and cognitive disorders during weightlessness.
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Warsaw
Poland
U.S
Cospar
International Committee For Space Research
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Tibet
W. R. Adey
University of California At
Los Angeles
Cooper
Adey
Inside Comics and Editorials Highlights
A compact notice summarizes sections on comics editorials sports crossword television and classified items including bridge weather and seitiere.
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Bridge Weather
Osteopath Ward Arrested Over Profumo Scandal Headlines
London(AP) Dr Stephen Ward 48 an osteopath was arrested at North Watford and taken to Marylebone Lane police station amid the Profumo affair. A Scotland Yard spokesman would not specify charges but suggested a formal indictment may follow as political tensions rise.
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London
Stephen Ward
John Profumo
Ward
Watford
Marylebone Lane
Scotland Yard
Ted
Eugene Ward
Ivanov
Mos Profumo
Christine Keeler
Ajcow
Rechev
Garded
Wilson
Khrushchev
Viscount Astor
Lady Astor
Moscow
Khrush
Conclave Directors Are Named For Papal Election
Vatican officials named two commissions to supervise the papal conclave set for June 1 to select the successor to Pope John XII. Forty one cardinals attended the session as workmen prepared the Sistine Chapel area for sealing the conclave. The leaders decided each cardinal may bring one aide, and outlined division of the chapel into separate cells for voting. Other notes include mourning rites in St. Peter’s Basilica and lists of US cardinals present or due to attend.
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Vatican City
John XII
Sistine Chapel
Sacred College
John
Roberto Ronca
St. Peter's Basilica
United States
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Joseph Elmer Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Baster
Lexington Orders Quiet Night After Racial Riots In North Carolina
Lexington North Carolina faced a quiet Friday night after a deadly Thursday riot. About 200 highway patrolmen remained, stores closed early, and a biracial committee planned to form while investigations, arrests, and weapon charges followed the unrest.
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Lexington
N. C
North Carolina
Armory
Iby City
Weeagie
Spartanburg
John W. Palmer
Rt. 7
Fred Link
Rt. 4
Art Richardson
High Point Enterprise
Richardson
C. R. Williams
Highway Patrol
High Point
Maj. Williams
Kennedy shifts focus to politics after military displays
President Kennedy leaves missiles behind to court voters in California and the West. He names Governor Edmund G Brown as an informal political agent and plans a speaking tour after a series of events with Democratic women, party contributors, and a Benny comedy pairing at a Beverly Hills hotel gala. The president emphasized civil rights and urged unity in a two-room dinner setup to accommodate attendees.
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Montgomery
George C. Wallace
Wallace
University Extension Center
Huntsville
Connor
Birmingham
Citizens Council
Holt
Ala
Democratic Party
Kennedys
Los Angeles
Kennedy
California
Edmund G. Brown
West
Brown
John Burroughs High School
Benny Surburban
Burbank
Hone
Beverly Hilton
Kennnedy
Jack Benny
Benny
Dress Of Capitol Police Criticized By Senators
Washington AP reports senators complain Capitol Police uniforms are not dressy enough for the federal seat of power. Legislators urge sharper attire while aides defend officers, noting costs to outfit elevators and doormen at about $22,000 and the need for clear role distinction.
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Capitol Police
Washington
Congress
Capitol
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
William C. Cheatham
Senate Sergeant At
Monroney
Cheatham
Robert C. Byrd
D.W. Va
Sunday Enterprise paints race equality crisis nationwide
The Sunday Enterprise highlights the Negro's drive for equality as a major domestic issue with features on events in Lexington, Alabama, Congress, and a Ralph Bunche interview. Veteran AP reporter Relmin Morin surveys Tuscaloosa as three Black students face enrollment at the University of Alabama while Earl Warren discusses the Supreme Court's role today.
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University of Alabama
Congress
America
United States
Enterprise
Ralph Bunche
Relmin Morin
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
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