Threats of Interference Drive Ole Miss Faculty Departures
At the University of Mississippi, more than 20 percent of faculty plan to leave as threats of political interference are cited. An AP survey shows 4 faculty listed in the 1962 63 catalog will not return, with higher turnover among full professors and department chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Thomas Oxford
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Associated Press
J. D. Williams
Meredith
Samuel F. Clark
William H. Willis
Clark
Ole Miss
Fac
Ulty
Willis
Ole Missi
Robert Farley
Law School
Farley
University of Florida Law School
Quinter M. Lyons
Mississippi
College of Liberal Arts
Williams
Plane bomb attacks Cuba sugar mills and bank burglary
Cuban radio reports a plane bombed the Nico Lopez refinery in Havana Bay and strafed the Bolivia sugar mill in Camagüey. In Cornwall, Pennsylvania thieves burglarized the First National Bank with an electric drill, netting about 33,000 dollars in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
Miami
Fla
First National Bank
Lebanon
Havana
FBI
Nico Lopez
Havana Bay
U.S
Esso
Armed Forces Ministry
Bolivia
Camarguey
Moron
Duquesne Light and Negro Group Reach Hiring Accord
In Pittsburgh the Duquesne Light Co and United Negro Protest Committee reached a three month agreement to cooperate on screening Negro applicants to boost qualified hires and end daily picketing at the downtown office. The joint statement says employment of Negroes can rise when more qualified applicants apply. A Negro spokesman said the pact stops organized demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Duquesne. Light Co
Duquesne
United Negro Protest Committee
Dayton Fair Schedule Hits Aug 16 17 Events
Dayton Fair unfolds with King Brothers Rodeo at 1 36 and 8 p m Friday August 16. Saturday August 17 features Pony Pulling Contest at 6 30 p m and the International Thrill Show at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Brothers
Mass Lay-In Protest Ties up East St. Louis Banks
About 170 people mostly teenagers were taken into custody during a lay-in at five East St. Louis banks. 33 adults charged with unlawful assembly as NAACP leaders vow larger demonstrations until alleged discriminatory employment by banks ends. Demonstrators blocked bank lobbies then were transported to police cars and later to jail or headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis, MV
East St. Louis
James Peake
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Peake
City Hall
First National Bank
St. Clair County
Pulice
Servie
Palige
Alfred Williams
NAACP
Homer Andulph
Congress of Racial Equality of
David Ownes
Redevelopment Plan For 36.7 Acres Near School Street
Evening Gazette reports a multihazard redevelopment proposal including relocation of 88 families and 16 businesses, off street parking, a civic center or commercial structure, and removal of Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. Estimated cost 2.618 million with net cost 2.186 million after land sales. Borough credits from college efforts may cover most costs. grant of 78 thousand requested for survey and planning.
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Evening Gazette
Gazette
School Street
Breuel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Water Street
Sprough
Te Council
Paul Bortz
Ed Harkless
Indiana Borough Planning Commission
Impending Senate appearance rocks gangland bosses
The looming Valachi testimony unsettles Cosa Nostra leaders as prosecutors prepare to reveal the underworld empire's reach. Officials say sensational disclosures may shake the nation, while mob bosses seek to silence sources and pressure law enforcement.
REA Approves 100000 For Pa Ski Resort
Washington AP reports the Rural Electrification Administration approved a 110,000 loan to Valley Rural Electric Cooperative of Huntingdon to fund seven ski slopes an electric snow making machine and lifts for a bedford county winter resort development. The loan will be relented to Blue Knob Development Corp of Altoona which develops the ski resort.
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Washington
Bedford County
Rural Electrification Administration
lValley Rural Electric Cooperative
Huntingdon
Huntingdon Cooperative
Blue Knob Development Corp
Altoona
Train Robber Appeal Frail Bournemouth Case in Coast Town
Five suspects led by Roger John Cordrey and William Boal were charged in connection with a predawn train robbery. Authorities estimate rewards up to 260000 pounds for informants, while police pursue the gang's hideouts and possible links to a London florist, Emily Clark, who aided detectives before going into hiding. The case drew in 100 detectives across the London area as investigators seek the unknown accomplices and a yacht sighting is noted by authorities.
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Roger John Cordrey
Boal
Bournes' Mouth
Cordrey
Oliiecil Cass
Boals
Pavel
Bournemouth
Roger John Cowdery
William Boal
London
Rene
Alfred
Mary Pilgrim
Emily Clark
Cowdery
Daily Mail
Mail
Judge Says No In Stay Of Dictator
Justice Goldberg denied blocking extradition of former Venezuelan dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez. He found the claim lacking merit while a charter plane stood by in Miami to return him to face $13 million embezzlement charges. The ruling followed nearly three hours of argument in a Supreme Court conference room.
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Marcos Perez Jimenez
Goldberg
Miami
Peres Jimenez
Supreme Court
Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Jet
U.S. Coast Guard
Massachusetts Air National Guard
Hugh Lavallee
Springfield
LaVallee
Joly
Cape Cod
Extradition case ties embezzlement to Perez Jimenez
Justice noted denial of stay hinges on Perez Jimenez facing embezzlement charges under Venezuelan law with U S assurances. He had been accused of murders, but a lower judge ruled extradition limited to embezzlement. Goldberg traced litigation from 1959 across state and federal courts.
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Perez Jimenez
Goldberg
United States
Venezuela
Tno
Mother Sees Husband, Two Sons Crown Tragedy at Dam
Mary Lou Richardson leaped into Fort Gibson Dam waters to save her husband James Richardson and two sons Ronnie and Robert plunging into the surge. James 36 and the boys 15 and 12 drowned while Mrs Richardson and Ricky 7 survived. Mrs Richardson and an additional son Ricky were treated for shock.
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Okla
Mary Lou Richardson
Fort Gibson Dam
James H. Richardson
Okmulgee
Ronnie
Robert
Ricky
Muskogee
Richardson
Baltimore
Giles
King Corp
Berwick
Jonal
Washington State Shoreline Lengths Reported
Washington State has 2,356 miles of salt water shorelines including 114 miles of island shoreline.
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Washington State
Obituary notices of several Ohio and Pennsylvania residents
Multiple obituaries from August 1963 to 1969 note deaths in Greenwich Ohio Okmulgee Oklahoma Punxsutawney and Homer City with survivors including spouses children and siblings. Interment and funeral details vary with cemeteries in Plymouth Okmulgee Reno and Calvary St Louis Bernards and locations in Blairsville Ashland Crestline Rural Valley and Indiana area. Affected families include the Alexanders Beck Rankin Fairman Baker and Rosomenovich, among others.
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Madge Alexander van Horn
Greenwich
Ohio
Blairsville
Joseph D
Harriet
Dick) Alexander
B. Roy van Horn
John C
Ashland
George C
Crestline
Carrie Pohlman
Irene Shields
Mansfield
Alexander
Helen Hayes
Black Lick
Plymouth Cemetery
Plymouth
Stallie Beck Rankin
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Eddysville
Benjamin
Ellen M., Beck
Harry C. Rankin
Margaret Rankin
Curtiss B. Beck
DuBois
Anna Foster
Edna Saycer
Valley
Okmulgee Cemetery
Mary Fairman
Punxsutawney
Adrian
Austria
John and
Anna (Hudak) Shaktis
Michael Frirman
SS. Peter and Paul Greek Catholic Church
Elinor Walter Baker
Saltsburg
Reno
Nevada
Harry
Hazelle Learn Walter
Saltsburg High School
East Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Mfg. and Electric Co
Federal Laboratories
Tunsnelton
Mary Ros Semonovich
Homer City
R.D
Cherry Run
Indiana Hospital
St. Louis
Lucernemines
Ivan
Michael
Vincent
John
Cleveland
Felix
Catherine) Pozaryzki
Carteret
Sam
Agnes) Beleman
Newark
Marco
Matthew
Europe
Hallow Funeral Home
St. Louis R.C
H. A. Podowski
St. Bernards Cemetery
Indiana
Army Captain Killed In Vietnam
In Saigon a U S Army captain was killed and another wounded by Communist fire near Quang Ngai. Mrs Georges Bidault arrived in Rio de Janeiro to join her husband, the former French premier sought by France over alleged plotting.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Rio DE Janeiro
Mountainerri
Georges Bidault
Thurstory
Sai-day
Cap France
Charles de
There
J Quang Ngai
West Germany
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Cuba
Paul Perinie
Duquesne Light
Dayton
Illinois
Ead Gazette Classified Ady
Senate
Valachi
Sheep Department
Hampshire
George Rumbaugh
Ram Lamb
Ewe
Peggy Rum- Haugh
Swine Department
Berkshire
Sam Elkin
Ronald Elkin
Home
Jr Yearling Son
Barrows
Leverage
Sam Elin
Cosa Nos
Lachi
Cosa Nostra
Joseph E. Mohrrt
Ster
Joseph Valachi
Justice Department
Uuune Ice
Cress
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Kenneth Wetzel
Genovese
Sam Hikin
League
Yorkshire Jr
Kenneth Welzel
Glen Campbell
Taeltane
Atlanta
Valand
I Lachi
Investi
Theling
Underworld
Jagent
Whatalachi
Capitol
Hill
REA
Wuu
The
Britain
Scotland Yard
France
Kenneth
Kenneth Wetsel
Barrows Uight
Connie Good
Donna Uplinger
Eddie Wadding
Blair Goad
Western Horse
Eddie Stockdale
Jimmy Brown
Rura Valley
Uplinger Stable
J. W. Bowser
Robert Shilling
Roy Carson
Rural Valley
Billy Good
Uplinger
J W. Brown
Handy
Berniey Goodhart
Bernie Goodhart
Heifer Sr
Randy Goodhart
Heifer
Baynice Goodhart
Roberta Wilson
Leroy Shrack
Cow
Dean Aten
Marcia Schrecengost
Donna Schrecengost
Ronnie Shrack
Mary Helen Rupp
Connie Wilson
Heifer, Jr. Yearling
Larry Coon
Smicksburg
Leroy Shrock
Sr. Calf
Gary Hollenbaugh
Jr. Calf
Donna Sehrecen
Randall Coon
Hereford
Dean Aden
Guermsey
Larry Wilson
Dayton R
Cale
Blue
Holstein Sr
Ronnie Shrock
Dayton FR
Jr Calf
Ronnie Schrock
Marcela Schrecengost
Bernice Goodhart
Dayton B.D
Red
Randy Goodart
Marels Schrecengost
Larry Wilsons
Hoberta Wilson
Cheryl Martin
Dayton A.D
Robert Snyder
David Snyder
Dayton RD
Joyce Rumbaugh
Robert Christy
Michael Buggy
Spring Church
Larry Christy
Sheloca R.D
Beverly Buchanan
Dayton Rld
Linda Stelfy
Walnut
Calif
Eva Lewis
Katherine Harwell
Supreme Court Today
Adin Burr
Alexander Hanlon
Weehawken Heights
GuadalupePass
Tex
Vietnam
Bidault
Rio
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