Negroes Little Noticed On Southern Campuses
ATLANTA AP reports the number of Negro students at former white colleges in the South rose this summer with peaceful entries. Schools rarely list race, aiding quiet integration. Notable arrivals include Vivian Malone Ruth Benella Lewis and Velma Thompson at Alabama Tuscaloosa Northeast Louisiana State and Mississippi and Alabama campuses follow prior riots at Ole Miss and Tuscaloosa.
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Atlanta
South
Deep South
Associated Press
University of Mississippi
Univerity of Alabama
University of Alabama At
Missouri approves tentative Route 41 A relocation
The Missouri State Highway Commission approved a new routing for about 24 miles of Route 41 A, from a point near Sandy Hook to north of Marion, reducing sharp curves and grades. The plan, crossing Moniteau and Sand Creeks with proposed bridges, awaits preliminary engineering with no construction date set and aims to aid property owners in aligning with the upgraded highway system.
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Cole and
Moniteau Counties
Missouri State Highway Commission
Sandy Hook
Moniteau
Sand Creeks
Sand Creek
Marion
Commission
Highway Department
New Dairy Group Is Organized In Midwest States
Twenty five dairy cooperatives from twelve states formed Associated Dairymen Inc to obtain better prices for milk under federal orders. Avery A. Vose was elected president. Davis Gault vice president. James L. Reeves secretary. Foster Lewis treasurer. Members include Shawnee Milk Producers, Sunflower Dairy, St Joseph Milk Producers, and others across Missouri Kansas and Texas.
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Kansas City
Midwest
Southwest States
Associated Dairymen Inc
Avery A. Vose
Pure Milk Association
Chicago
Davis Gault
Mid-Texas Milk Producers
Austin
Tex
James L. Reeves
Producers Creamery Co
Springfield
Foster Lewis
Pure Milk Association of
Greater
Shawnee Milk Producers Association
Topeka
Sunflower Dairy Inc
Valley Falls
Kan
St. Joseph (Mo
Missouri Forecast Temps and Rain Through Monday
The outlook says temperatures in Missouri from Thursday to Monday will run near normal in the northwest and 2 to degrees above normal in the east and south with highs 84 to 88 in the northwest and up to 90 in the south. Lows will be in the 60s. Precipitation is expected to average half an inch to an inch east and south and 2 to 5 inches northwest during the period.
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Missouri
LBJ and Lady Bird Attend Kennedy Library Dinner in NYC
President and Mrs. Johnson attended a private dinner for Mrs. John F. Kennedy in Manhattan’s St Regis Roof Garden, hosted by Stephen and Jean Kennedy Smith. The event honored Mrs. Kennedy and thanked Kennedy Library supporters and New York fundraisers.
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Lbj
Lady Bird
Mrs. Kennedy
New York
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
Johnsons
Washington
New York City
St. Regis
Manhattan
Stephen Smith
Smith
Jean Kennedy
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library Association
Jacqueline Kennedy
The
Library Association
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy International
99-Year Term Given For Torture-Robbery
ST LOUIS AP A circuit court jury sentenced Jack Riley 36 to 95 years in prison for first degree robbery in the torture and burning of Mrs Lillian Mosley 53 last Aug 20. The men entered her home as she ironed and burned her with an electric iron then escaped with 50 dollars. Jeff Janger Jr 29 is charged but not tried.
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ST. Louis
Jack Riley
T. Louis
Riley
Lillian Mosley
Oklahoma Area May Be Arkansas Border Change Claim
Tulsa attorney Gerald B. Klein argued that about 16 000 square miles of Oklahoma could remain part of Arkansas under a legal view. He said Congress set the Arkansas western boundary near Muskogee and that subsequent actions by Calhoun altered lines, though Klein contends the original act still stands.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Gerald B. Klein
Congress
Muskogee
Indian Territory
John C. Calhoun
Fort Smith
Red River
Klein
Calhoun
Missouri- Kansas
Accused Double Slayer Linked To Other Death
Kansas City AP report says a witness tied Andrew J Walker to the murder of Patricia Willoughby on Oct 9 and to the April 29 slayings of two Platte County women. Walker faces murder charges in the Biscoe deaths, aged 83 and 67, and was ordered held without bond with a preliminary hearing set for June 24. four lawyers were appointed for his defense.
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Kansas City
Andrew J. Walker
Patricia Willoughby
Willoughby
Platte County
Walker
Hattie Biscoe
Marion Biscoe
Camden Point
Missouri
Maudlin
Platte City
Biscoe
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Birmingham
Velma Thompson
Tuscaloosa
George Wallace
Tuscalloosa
Autherine Lucy
Ole Miss
James H. Meredith
Office
Maine
Mary
Riverview Cemetery
Sole and
Gandy Hook
Tentahve
Cole
Cole-Moniteau
Old Taylor
Kent Cory
New Dairy Group
Chicago Tribune Press Service
Lonnie Wekenborg
David Heisinger
Frank Maudlin
Clay County
Smithville
Jay B. Wilson
West High
Savings & Loan
W. High ST
Meeferson City, MO
Accredited
Sit. Phon “Business “College
Jefferson City
Dial
Accrediting Commission For Business Schools
Midwest Auto Stores
Grdovan
Cordovan Voyager
Nylofoam Auto
Cordovan
HI Winter N & Out
Renuis
Pye
W. McCarty
Paul Masterson
Ea Crown Finance Corporation
Jefferson City, Mo
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