Demonstrations Planned by 1000 Negro Children in Birmingham
More than 1000 Negro children and teens prepare to join a broad drive to end segregation in shops and hiring practices. Hundreds were jailed Thursday as the movement, led by Martin Luther King Jr, presses for federal action with Alabama officials coordinating with Justice Department officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McKee
Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Justice Department
Washington
Richmond Flowers
Alabama
Justice
Churchill Warns Conservatives on Nuclear Deterrent
In a Primrose League address Sir Winston Churchill urged Britain to keep its nuclear shield, warning abandoning deterrence would invite peril. He argued Britain has a unique record of responsibility in international affairs and warned there would be no second chance if the country relinquished its deterrent. Churchill, 88, spoke as he remains out of Parliament after deciding not to seek re election this year.
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Churchill
Tomochiltree London
Winston Churchill
Britain
Statesman
House of Commons
Atomic Club
United States
Soviet Union
France
Primrose League
League
Engineers to Rent Dredge for Embankment Project
Army Engineers to rent a dredge on May 21 to move 5.1 million cubic yards of earth for a 7200 foot long, 52 foot high embankment across a cut off channel between the Arkansas and White Rivers in Deshu Candly. Project cost estimated at 2 million dollars with construction time about 210 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAE Als
Army
Arkulgas
White Rivers
Deshu Candly
Warmer Today With Showers Tonight
A weather note reports warmer daytime temperatures followed by tonight showers. Outlook shows possible light rain in the evening and scattered conditions through the night. Stronger winds not specified. Local area forecast emphasizes mild warmth and emerging shower activity.
Gen Daugherty at Ft Chaffee in summer training plan
Maj. Gen. Frederick A Daugherty commander of the 45th Infantry Division met with 15 division officers at Ft Chaffee to discuss summer training starting Aug 3. About 8,000 men from the 45th and 7,000 other reservists and National Guardsmen will train at Chaffee from June through late August.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Frederick A. Daughtery
45Th Infantry Division
Oklahoma National Guard
Ft. Chaffee
45Th
Chaffee
State appeals denied by high court in Stewart death case
Washington AP Arkansas sought Supreme Court review of a ruling ordering a new trial for Clarence Stewart Jr. in the Pulaski County robbery murder. Justice system bias claims centered on allegedly limited Negro representation on the state trial jury pool. appeals court upheld the lower court.
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Washington
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Clarence Stewart Jr
William N. Caldwell
Pulaski County
Ark
U.S
Gordon E. Young
Little Rock
Young
Young's Decision Was Upheld By the 3Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Bruce Bennett
Bennett
Stewart
Weekend Weather Outlook for Arkansas Weekend Forecast
The Associated Press reports generally partly cloudy skies in Arkansas but a sunny pleasant weekend is expected. A few showers may move west to east on Saturday and Sunday, not enough to spoil outdoor plans. Highs should reach 74 to 85, with 50s overnight, and five day temps averaging 4 to 8 degrees above normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Woman questions vice presidency and other world notes
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson urged leaving the choice of a female vice president to party conventions in Philadelphia while Matsushita of Japan led the year’s top earnings with about 1.22 million dollars tax collected 70 to 75 percent. Lester Pearson to speak at Notre Dame June 9 commencement. Richard Shope wins 1963 Howard Taylor Ricketts Award for medical science achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lyndon B. Johnson
Philadelphia
Konosuke Matsushita
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co
Japan
National Tax Agency
Tokyo
Lester B. Pearson
University of Notre Dame
Richard E. Shope
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Howard Taylor Ricketts
University of Chicago
Bettelheim Links Ghetto Mindset to Jewish Suffering
University of Chicago psychologist Dr. Bruno Bettelheim told the American Council for Judaism conference that Holocaust horrors grew partly from ghetto mentality among Jews. He described an ostrich policy of evading action and said remnants of ghetto life shaped postwar attitudes, drawing sharp criticism from American laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
University of Chicago
Bruno Bettelheim
Europe
Bettelheim
American Council For Judaism
Bettalhelm
Boeing in Challenge on TFX Job
Boeing President William M. Allen challenged the Pentagon to let Boeing build four TFX prototype warplanes and test them against General Dynamics. He said testing would ensure value for money and preferred testing over reversing the award. Allen defended Boeing’s below rival bid of 148 million dollars for the first 23 planes, noting the potential 6.2 billion dollar program and 1,700 fighters with 230 for the Navy and the rest for the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boeing Co
Pentagon
Boeing
General Dynamics Co
William M. Allen
Senate
Allen
General Dynamics
Robert 5. McNamara
Genergl Dynamics
TFX
Navy
Air Force
Billy Graham Pronounces His Girl Wed
Evangelist Billy Graham in Montheaux Switzerland officiated the marriage of Virginia Graham to Stephan Tchividjian 23, amid a 300 guest ceremony at a lakeside church. Cliff Barrows of Modesto opened the ceremony as Graham prepared to give his daughter away.
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Montheaux
Switzerland
Billy Graham
Virginia
Stephan Tchividjian
Lake Geneva
Graham
Armenan Origian
United States
Cliff Barrows
Modesto
Calif
Asaninistes
Kefauver in Hospital for Flu Aide Says Bed Rest Helps
Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee was admitted to Naval Hospital with influenza. An aide said the senator chose a few days in bed to recover and that rest would speed his return to duties.
Justice Unit Accused of News Leak
Justice Department accused of leaking grand jury testimony used in the Igor Cassini foreign agent indictment. Cassini, writer of the Cholly Knickerbocker column, charged with aiding the Rafael Trujillo regime payments. Attorney Nizer alleged a Jan 19 Sunday Post article contained leaked material. prosecutors denied leaking grand jury information.
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Washington
Justice Department
Saturday Evening Post
Grand Jury
Igor Cassini
Wouls Nizer
Cassini
Hearst
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
F Nizer
Peeter Maas
William B. Jones
Kevin Moroney
Maas
Congo Army Chief Breaks Up Mutiny
Gen Joseph Mobutu led a solo march into a mob of some 3,000 police at Camp Lafungula to end a mutiny over pay demands. Paratroopers surrounded the camp while officers pulled ringleaders from the crowd and about 200 mutineers were detained. The incident followed a wage dispute tied to a government minimum pay rise, with police earning around $100 monthly.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Lafungula
Mobutu
Cyrille Adoula
Citizenship Restored for Parolee in Arkansas Case
In Little Rock, an order issued Thursday restores full civil and political rights to Freeman Barnett, who was sentenced to death in 1941 for killing Crittenden County deputy Charles L. Goad at Marion. Barnett’s sentence was commuted to life imprisonment on February 24, 1942, by former governor Homer Atkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Orval E. Faybps
Freeman Barnet
Crittenden County
Charles L. Goad
Marion
Barnett
Homer Atkins
Plane crash in Sao Paulo kills 31 on crowded housing block
An airliner from Cruzeiro do Sul crashed near a dense apartment building in Sao Paulo, killing 31 and injuring many as a fire and crowd hampered rescue. Among the dead were Brazilian Deputy Miguel Bahury and TV comic Rena K. Consorte. 12 of the unknown hospitalized were in critical condition.
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Frank Brutto
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Convair
Cruzeiro Do Sul
James Goss Hughes
General Electric
Miguel Bahury
Rena K. Consorte
Rio
Emilton Batista
American Climbers Reach Everest Summit With Sherpa Guide
An American and a Sherpa guide summited Mount Everest from the South Col, placing aluminum flags at the peak. Base camp reports indicate all climbers and support personnel have returned, with plans for additional attempts on the southeast and western ridges. Expedition officials released eight American names but will confirm full details after all attempts. The eight include Barry C. Bishop, David L. Dingman, Norman Dyhrenfurth, Luther Jerstad, Richard Pownall, Barry W. Prather, Gilbert Roberts, and James W. Whitsow.
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Alan M. Kennedy
Katmandu
Nepal
Cot
Everest
Mao Tse-tung
Barry C. Bishop
National Geographic Society
Washington, D.C
David L. Dingman
Baltimore
Norman Dyhrenfurth
Santa Monica
Cali
Luther G. Jerstad
Eugene
Ore
Richard Pownall
Denver
Colo
Barry W. Prather
Ellensburg
Wash
Br. Gilbert Roberts
Berkley
Calif
James W. Whitsow
Redmond Wash
Man Grows 6000 Tomato Plants On Rocky Mound Farm
Thurman Wright of Rocky Mound cultivates 6000 tomato plants under two greenhouses covering .7 acre using cyprus framed houses with removable walls and plastic cover. Seed planted December 18, 194? and grown with controlled heat 70 to 80 daytime and 60 to 70 night, eight 120 BTU heaters per house, irrigation from nearby spring and pond, and daily hand pollination. Harvest peaks at 1500 pounds per day with next crop planted August and harvested November and December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Wright
Rocky Mound
Cyprus
Theruig
Wright
Pacific Hop Delayed One Day for Solo Flight
Betty Miller, 37, Santa Monica housewife, postpones predawn takeoff from Honolulu to Canton by one day to rest before continuing the solo California to Australia flight in a twin engine Piper Apache. She plans Fiji and Brisbane legs, delivering the plane to a Brisbane buyer and possibly becoming the first woman to fly solo from California to Australia.
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Honolulu
Betty Milter
California
Australia
Santa Monica
Calif
Canton
Miller
Fiji
Brisbane
Direct Pay Critique of War Claims in Philippines
Senator Fulbright dismissed suggestions that the U S Treasury could save 5 to 28 million by direct payments to Philippine war damage claimants as unfounded and irresponsible He noted a 73 million lump sum provision within a 1 4 billion supplemental bill to be paid to the Philippine government and argued the fears of misallocation are overstated The issue may head to a House debate after a Senate conference despite lobbying ties and questions about small claimants receiving funds
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Washington
U.S. Treasury
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Fulbright
Senate
Congress
Ando Mote
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Studbright
Senate House
House
Tad Ploitien
Soviets Admit Defeat Possible In War Analysis Says
Washington AP reports Air Force Lt. Col. Murray Green analyzes the Soviet doctrine book Military Strategy, noting internal disagreements on nuclear age tactics and a readiness to fight to win despite acknowledging civilian and battlefield casualties. The work, edited by Marshal V. D. Sokolovsky, underscores Soviet realism about nuclear war and contradicts defeatist views.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Air Force
Cor
Col
Murray Green
Associated Press
Green
Feild Speaks at Yerger Assembly
State Representative Talbot Feild Jr spoke at Yerger assembly in Hempstead County for Law Day. He donated cash to Yerger library after his address while the Dramatics Club and Naomi Yerger sponsored new RCA tape recorder microphones stands and an 8mm movie camera costing over 200 dollars for school use. Open house at the Home economics College attracted many parents and friends as girls displayed handmade garments and attire. observers were invited to visit and learn more about the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn & Special Assembly
Talbot Feild, Jr
Lawyer Feild
Hempstea County
U.S.A
Feild
Yerger
Dramatics Club
Naomi Yerger
RCA
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Rawny Clundy
Willy Tuidler
Loliay
Gen. Daugherty
High
Ghett
By Relman Morin
Sen. Kefauver
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Naval Hospital
Thurs
Justice Unit
By Robin Mannock
Mary Anita Laseter
Philippines
V. D. Sokolovsky
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