Racial tensions surge as Alabama school case nears ruling
U S Supreme Court warns against delays in school integration while U S District Judge Seybourne H Lynne weighs two suits seeking desegregation of Birmingham schools. Separate actions involve Gov George Wallace and university access as marshals confront enforcement. The Congress of Racial Equality halts Greensboro protests for 24 hours as trials for 81 demonstrators proceed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Reid Barnes
Dist
Seybourne H. Lynne
U.S. Supreme Court
Lynne
F. L. Shuttlesworth
James Armstrong
Yann English
T. N. Nelson
Montgomery
U.S
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Congress of Racial Equality
Greensboro
N.C
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
South
Justice Department
Weather forecast snippets across regions with scattered storms
Partial to mainly cloudy conditions continue across multiple regions including Northwest Arkansas and Eastern Missouri through Wednesday. Highs range from the mid 70s to mid 80s, with lows around 60 to 68, and chances of scattered thunderstorms late Wednesday into Thursday.
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Northwest
Arkansas
Missouri
Predicts Arrest in Bomb Case in Hot Springs
Garland County Prosecutor David B. Whittington said an arrest could come in three months six months or tomorrow in the bombing of his car last April 22 The car was damaged by what police termed a small amount of dynamite but the motor remained running
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Hot Springs
Ark
Garland County
David B. Whittington
Kennedy silent on escort plan for two students to Alabama
White House shows little interest in a proposal that President Kennedy personally escort two African American students into the University of Alabama next month. The court-ordered admissions set for June 10 at Tuscaloosa and Huntsville prompt Alabama Gov. George Wallace to vow to block entry, while Kennedy urges court and local action to resolve the crisis.
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Washington
Kennedy
University of Alabama
White House
Martin Luther King
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
HA. Hobart Grooms
Tuscaloosa
Huntsville
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Voters Back IBEW Representation at KFOC TV
The National Labor Relations Board reports that on Monday KFOC TV employees voted 5 to 0 in favor of union representation by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers AFL-CIO.
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Memphis
National Labor Relations Board
Kfoc-Tv
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Checklist for Safe Freeway Driving Summary
A brief checklist advises drivers to service cars, maintain speed with traffic, use the entrance lane, pass with space and signaling, stay in the right lane after passing, never stop on the freeway except pull onto the shoulder in emergencies, avoid backing up, keep two car lengths per 10 mph, and rest if tired or sleepy.
Water Pollution Control Hearing In Arkansas Bayou Meto Case
LITTLE ROCK AP A Wednesday hearing will be held by the State Walter Pollution Control Commission to address the Bayou Meto pollution issue. Gov. Faubus warned Hercules Powder Co of Jacksonville that closure could cost about 100 jobs if the plant cannot solve the problem. A preliminary report says immediate action may force a shutdown, but the firm is taking steps to reduce pollution and may receive more time to complete a permanent fix. Faubus has 2500 names urging action, while company officials could not be reached for comment.
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Little Rock
State Walter Pollution Control Commission
Orval B. Faubus
Hercules Powder Co
Jacksonville
Bayou Meto
Faubus
Drug Firm Probe to Be Discussed in Senate
Washington AP The Senate Foreign Relations Committee led by J William Fulbright will discuss the wisdom of a projected probe into U S drug firm operations in Latin America. Subcommittee chair Estes Kefauver and Senate minority leader Everett Dirksen disagreed on the investigation, with Kefauver reportedly issuing subpoenas for records from about ten pharmaceutical firms related to Colombia and other Latin American nations.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
U.S
Latin America
Senate
Fulbright
Estes Kefauver
D+Tenn
Everett M Dirksen
R . Ml
Kefauver
Colombia
Pine Bluff mill cafeteria workers vote for union representation
In Pine Bluff Arkansas the cafeteria staff at the International Paper Co mill voted 10 to 1 to be represented by Local 200 of the Hotel Motel and Restaurant Employees union. The election was conducted by the National Labor Relations Board.
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Pine Bluff, Ark
International Paper Co
Pine Bluff
National Labor Relations Board
Dear Helen readers seek guidance on family tensions and in law harmony
A mother of ten and grandmother of thirty-two asks how to handle a son-in-law who appears to hate her eldest daughter from a previous marriage. The adviser urges seeking underlying causes, possible psychiatric help, family dialogue, and preserving the home, referencing a leaflet on stepchildren. A separate reader requests ideas to keep an elderly mother-in-law engaged and safe, praising harmonious in law relations and proposing joint activities.
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Helen
Papal Rule and Interregnum Amid Apostle of Reform
Vatican experts outline the pope's supreme authority over the church and the suspension of the ecumenical council on pontiff death, while cardinals prepare for a conclave under revised rules. Pope John XXIII, 81, shows grave, uneven response to treatment as doctors report guarded optimism.
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John
Vatican
Hungary
Poland
St. Peter
Vatican City
John XXIII
Piero Mazzoni
Antonio Gasbarrini
Mazzoni
Apostolic ‘ Palace
Gasbarrin
Vatcan
Turn Spare Time Into Cash Says Dorothy Dix
A column advises elderly women to use their life wisdom and skills like cooking, sewing, and crafts to earn income. It suggests writing recipes for magazines, sharing memories, or selling handiworks and crafts. Readers are invited to request a leaflet by sending a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Woman's
Jurors Named in Murder Trial Near North Little Rock
In Pulaski Circuit Court jurors including one Negro were seated for the first degree murder trial of Jerry James Johnson, 19, charged with stabbing Mrs. W. F. Arrington, 55, at her service station on U.S. Highway 67 near North Little Rock. Selection continued with two 25 member panels to hear today. the state seeks the death penalty.
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Little Rock
Jerry James Johnson
W. F. Arrington
Rixie
North Little Rock
Pulaski
Arrington
U.S Highway 67
Johnson
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