Woman Killed In Mid-Town Charlotte
Charlotte police say Alfred Frank Malluck 46 shot Ruth Williams Lazenby 28 as she prepared to go to work behind a publishing house on West Fourth Street then killed himself on North Church Street. Detectives note Malluck had pursued Lazenby after she declined his advances.
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Ruth Williams Lazenby
Rt. 5
Statesville
West Fourth Street
Alfred Frank Malluck
Malluck
Lazenby
North Church Street
Meredith Resumes Classes Amid Desegregation Tensions
James Meredith returns to the University of Mississippi amid desegregation unrest as federal troops begin withdrawing from Mississippi. The Supreme Court rejects Mississippi's appeal, and officials plan student outreach to ease acceptance. Ole Miss routs Texas 40 7 as guards stay in Oxford and Gov Barnett faces contempt charges.
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James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
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Justice
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Jackson
Ole Miss
University of Houston
Defense Department
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Texans
U.S
Justice Department
New York
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
South Carolina
Congress Eyes Final Week as Money Measure Aides Adjournment Likely
Washington AP has Congress racing toward a possible adjournment in what could be its longest session since 1951. Key tasks include Senate action on the foreign aid appropriation and a $500 million supplemental bill that some senators seek to delay or leverage in pension talks.
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Congress
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House
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Richard B. Russell
Georgia
George A. Smathers
Florida
Russell
Smathers
Department of Agriculture
Supreme Court to Review Prayers in Public Schools
The Supreme Court agreed to take a new look at prayers and Bible reading in public schools. It will review a Pennsylvania law requiring Bible reading and a Maryland open prayerPractice while noting the court previously struck down a New York State prayer as unconstitutional. It also rejected Mississippi’s appeal over James Meredith at Ole Miss and agreed to review Knoxville Davidson County pupil transfer plans for desegregated access.
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Schirra urges moving up next U S space launch
Walter M Schirra Jr the record world traveler among space pilots urged an earlier U S launch after his nine hour thirteen minute Sigma 7 flight He said ground control was cut off during the mission to conserve power and noted he would have liked to fly 12 more orbits The Mercury veteran described no problems fatigue or apprehension and even teased his son about not seeing green cheese during the telecasted briefing
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Charles Stafford Houston
Tex
Walter M. Schirra Jr
America
U. S
Schirra
Christopher Kraft
Project Mercury
Buddy
Marty
Release Of Cuban Invasion Prisoners Seen Imminent
Havana reports suggested the release of 1,113 Bay of Pigs prisoners was near as negotiator James Donovan traveled between Havana and Miami. Mrs. Barreto de los Heros said all appeared well and would not discuss details while Castro's government sought $62 million for all captives.
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Havana
United States
Berta Barreto de Los Heros
Cuban Families Committee
Miami
New York
James B. Donovan
Donovan
Florida
Fidel Castro
Castro
D G Bell Dies at 49 Former Legislator and Highway Board Member
D G Bell of Morehead City died at his home from a heart attack at 49. He had a history of heart trouble and last week attended a Highway Commission meeting in Raleigh. Bell, born August 9, 1913, served Carteret County in the state house in 1955 1957 1959 and 1961 and had planned to seek reelection.
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Morehead City
D.G. Bell
State Highway Commission
Bell
Highway Commission
Raleigh
D. G. Bell
Merrill Evans
The
Commission
Dorticos Calls Naval Blockade An Act Of War
At the United Nations Dorticos Torrado called any U S blockade of Cuba an act of war and urged a General Assembly condemnation. He warned Adlai Stevenson to guarantee no U S attack while Stevenson avoided direct reply in the hall. Security moved to maintain order as hecklers interrupted the exchange.
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Osvaldo Dorticos Torrado
U.S
General Assembly
United States
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Cuba
Stevenson
Corticos
U.N
Assembly Hall
Dorticos
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Assembly
Washington
Adlai F. Stevenson
Muhammed
Zafrulla Khan
Quinn Wins GOP Nod In Hawaii Primary Faceoff
Governor William F. Quinn defeated Lt. Gov. James Kealoha by about 10,700 votes to win Hawaii’s Republican gubernatorial nomination. Inouye led Democrats in the U.S. Senate race with 80,707 votes, while Matsunaga and Gill won Democratic House nominations. Republican and Democratic results shaped the battle for the fall election.
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Honolulu
William F. Quinn
James Kealoha
Hawaii
Quinn
Keaioha
John A. Burns
Territorial
Burns
Hyman Greenstein
Daniel K. Inouye
U.S
Benjamin F. Dillingham
Oren E. Long
Inouye
Long
Spark M. ‘Matsunaga
Thomas P. Gill
House of Representatives
Attys
Albert W. Evenson
Richard
Ike) Sutton
West Powers Protest Soviet Silence Over East Berlin Ambulance
Western ambassadors in Bonn delivered identical protests to Soviet envoy Mikhail Pervukhin after East German guards barred a British army ambulance from aiding a wounded 21 year old West Berliner known as Brille near the Berlin Wall.
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Soviet Union
East Berlin
Britain
United States
France
Bonn
Mikhail Pervukhin
Ralph Banfield
Brille
West Berlin
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