Court To Hear Reapportionment Cases From Five States
The Supreme Court agreed to hear reapportionment challenges from New York, Virginia, Maryland, Alabama and Georgia. Arguments will start in October. The cases include WMCA New York City challenging New York State legislative district apportionment as intentionally disregarding population distribution.
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Supreme Court
New York
Virginia
Maryland
Alabama
Georgia
WMCA
New York City
New York State
Macmillan Orders Inquiry Into Security Over Profumo Affair
Prime Minister Macmillan ordered a security inquiry into the Profumo affair. Lord Dilhorne will assess if British security was breached or negligent as a result of John Profumo's liaison with Christine Keeler amid Cold War tensions. The report, likely this week, could influence political strategy before 1964 elections.
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Lord Dilhorne
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Ivanov
Dslhorne
Macmillan
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Weather Outlook: Warm With Scattered Thunderstorms
The day stays cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers mainly this afternoon and evening. Highs in the 80s. Tonight remains cloudy and warm with scattered showers and thundershowers. Lows 58 to 65. Tuesday stays mostly cloudy and warm, humid with scattered showers and possible thundershowers. Highs 78 to 85.
Wallace Heads for Alabama Crisis Over Desegregation
Gov George C Wallace travels toward Tuscaloosa to block two Negro students Vivan Malone and James Hood from registering for the summer session at the University of Alabama amid a federal desegregation order. He vows to defend segregation and tells supporters he will stand for them at the university. He plans a meeting with the university board of trustees before facing the showdown.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Alabama
New York
University
People of
Vivan Malone
Mobile
James A. Hood
Gadsden
Wallace
Montgomery
University Board “of Trustees
University Center
Huntsville
Lee Wallace
George Wallace
Man survives six days in Gulf bait box aboard 30-foot boat
Pennsylvania fisherman Russell C. Swift, 45, rode out six days in a wooden 39-inch bait box after his 30-foot boat the Java sank 360 miles from shore near Fort Myers Florida. He was rescued by Coast Guard plane 50 miles northwest of Fort Myers. Swift, sunburned and exhausted, said days out at sea were long and nights longer.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Pennsylvania
Gulf of Mexico
Russell C. Swift
Swift
Here
Hart Cter
Chodorow
Anu A
Ciga
Rettes
Coast Guard Avia
Iton
Kenneth Pople
St. Petersburgh
Pople
Julius Copter
Palinski
Insight into Thinking of Leader of Extremist Cult
AP profile explores Muhammad Elijah, leader of the Black Muslims, and outlines his doctrine of a separate Negro nation, potential self-sufficiency timelines, and rejection of integration. The piece probes whether he preaches hate and how his followers view white Americans and civil rights.
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Phoenix
Aziz
United States
Muhammad Elijah
Gration
Little Rock
Ark
Fenenerrias Negro Nation
Africa
Kennedy Proposes Five Point Civil Rights Plan
President Kennedy urged a five point program to ease urban racial tensions. Mayors Wagner Daley Cavanagh Barry backed the plan at a national conference in Honolulu. Kennedy’s 30 minute speech pressed for peaceful, decisive action and warned token moves won’t suffice.
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Kennedy
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Jerome Cavanagh
Detroit
Joseph Barry
Pittsburgh
Cavanagh
Cuba
Berlin
Waikiki Beach
Lee Kennedy
Scranton and wife to attend Republican fund fete
Gov Scranton and his wife Mary will attend a fund raising buffet supper and theater party hosted by the state Republican Finance Committee. The $100 per person dinner aims to raise over $100,000 and will be held tonight at the Valley Forge Music Fair. Catholic Center Montix
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Mary
State
Republican Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Valley Forge
Races Through 14 Red Lights In Police Chase
New York AP reports Robert A. Balle Arce twenty two raced through fourteen red lights and drove the wrong way on two one way streets as police pursued him through the Bronx on Sunday. He was arrested on twenty seven traffic and related charges after fleeing his abandoned car on foot. Officers quoted him saying I did not know you were chasing me.
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NEW York
Robert A. Balle Arce
Bronx
Balle Arce
Nine Officials Take Year Off for Study at Princeton
In a year long fellowship at Princeton University funded by a $4 million Woodrow Wilson School gift, nine federal officials from 13 agencies paused careers to broaden views. Participants include Donald A. Wehmeyer of the State Department and C Wayne Bills of the Atomic Energy Commission. The program provides tuition and relocation while defenders remain on federal salaries.
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Princeton
Kennedy
Iivng
Washington
Donald A. Wehmeyer
State Department
Ipr
Wehmeyer
Princeton University
University
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
Ity
Woodrow Wilson
C. Wayne Bills
Atomic Energy Commission Station
Idaho
David H. Green
Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard
Veiu
George R Milner
Department of the Interior
Scranton
Moscow
Macmillan
Ceive
London
Senate
Clarence D. Bell
Delaware
LSTA
Anl
Serantin
Nuclear test ban talks set for Moscow conference
President Kennedy announced that Britain and the Soviet Union will dispatch special aides to a mid July Moscow conference to seek a new nuclear test ban treaty. He ordered an immediate U.S. atmosphere test ban unless others resume, while noting the meeting is not a summit. The plan aims to push a formal treaty and halt the arms race. The event could lead to broader talks, possibly a foreign ministers meeting or summit if a breakthrough occurs.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
U.S
American University
Macmillan
United States
Soviet Union
Scranton
John J. McCloy
W. Averell Harriman
General Assembly
Public Meet On Borough Planning
The Indiana Borough Planning Commission will hold a public meeting this evening at 8 o clock in the court room of the Indiana County Courthouse. It will present for public discussion the second and third phases of the Planning program, covering future land use highways local streets and utilities as well as plan implementation and zoning regulations. An additional public meeting is expected within three weeks to cover proposals for the Indiana Borough White Township region.
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Indiana County
Sweeee
Mule Uwsp
Indiana Borough
White Township
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