Negro Withdraws From Alabama U For Health Reasons
James A Hood, 20, of Gadsden Alabama withdraws from the University of Alabama citing physical and mental health concerns The move follows a stormy enrollment two months ago and accompanies the cancellation of a trustees meeting to hear charges Hood faced for a July speech The incident leaves Vivian Malone as the remaining Black student on campus Autherine Lucy previously expelled and Dave McGlathery attends the Huntsville branch under a federal court order The withdrawal preserves Hood as a notable event in the university integration era
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
James A. Hood
University of Alabama
Hood
Gadsden, Ala
Board of
Gadsden
Vivian J. Malone
Autherine Lucy
Miss Malone
Mobile
Dave M. McGlathery
Huntsville
Arthur Shores F
Birmingham
Treasury proposes 11 billion tax cut over two steps
Secretary Douglas Dillon presented to the House Ways and Means Committee an 11 billion tax cut plan in two stages starting January 1. The proposal would cut individual rates from 14 percent to 70 percent top and reduce corporate taxes from 52 to 48 percent, with two thirds of the cut taking effect next year.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
House
Ways and Means
Dillon
Treasury
Kennedy
Deadly Flint hotel fire claims one life
In Flint Michigan a six story Adams Hotel blaze left one man dead, Fred Whittley 84, and 15 injured. Rescue crews saved 84 year old Alice Everett and 68 year old Frank Torrey a blind accordionist who prayed through the hourslong inferno. Torrey sustained minor injuries. Some guests remain unaccounted for hours after the fire.
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Flint
Mich
Adams Hotel
Fred Whittley
Hurley Hospital
Alice Everett
Frank Torrey
Torrey
Plane makes emergency landing on Highway 45 near Homme Home
A private plane landed safely on U S Highway 45 near the Homme Home for Boys after engine trouble. The pilot Merlin Warner of Stevens Point said the highway was the only viable landing spot as two cars halted to allow the craft to touch down.
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Wittenberg
Merlin Warner F
Stevens Point
CORE trainees endure egg shampoo in civic rights protest
Richard Siller and Lois Bonzell of CORE smile blankly while submitting to an egg shampoo during a San Francisco Sunday workshop on nonviolent protest tactics. The session included a seminar on picketing and turning the other cheek as a symbol of restraint.
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Richard Siller
Lois Bonzell
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
San Francisco
UPI
Rusk Premises N Test Ban to Slow Arms Race
Washington AP Kennedy era actions loom this week as the House votes on a 1.1 billion college construction bill and the Senate considers a National Service Corps proposal amid hearings on a limited nuclear test ban treaty. Civil rights legislation faces hard action with Emanuel Celler guiding drafting and Senate filibuster fears voiced by Paul Douglas and Richard Russell.
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Washington
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
National Service Corps
Peace Corps
Ways and Means
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Russell
Congress
Regents Approve 58.8 Million Wisconsin College Budget
The Wisconsin Board of Regents approves a 58.8 million two year budget for nine state colleges, up 22.2 million from 1961 63. The plan funds 6 percent raises this year and 7 percent next year, adds 163 faculty, and increases fees for residents and non residents to 64 66 and as non residents to 100 for 1964 65.
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Regents
Wisconsin
Weekend traffic toll rises with 11 dead in Wisconsin
Eleven weekend fatalities plus a double death today push Wisconsin 1963 highway toll to 502, down from 544 a year ago. Victims include Jerry Mohawk and Roger Summers in a single car crash near Menominee County, Charles Jones and Timothy Beckingham with James Seehasa in Antigo area, Leo Brucker near Kaukauna, Donald Vander Loop near Brillion, Merrill Jones near Neenah, Mrs. Fred Kirks in Fond du Lac, and Clifford Scot near Fond du Lac.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Jerry Mohawk
Gresham
Roger Summers
Keshena
Menominee County
Antigo
Charles E. Jones
Lily
Timothy Beckingham
James Seehase
Seehase
Beckingham
Timothy
Larry
Leo S. Brucker
Kaukauna
Donald E. Vander Loop
Brillion
Merrill Jones
Oshkosh
Neenah
Fred Kirks
Fond du Lac
Clifford Scot
Gary
Ind
Highway 175
Woman dies after crash near Tomah Wisconsin
Mrs Doris M Grygo 53 of Forest Park Illinois dies from injuries after a Volkswagen passenger car collides with a semi truck two miles east of Tomah on Highway 12. The truck carrying 28 cattle overturns, two cattle killed, one destroyed, and traffic diverted for hours. Details say Grygo and husband John E Grygo 60 were returning from a vacation when the accident occurred.
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Tomah
Wis
Monroe County
Doris M. Grygo
Forest Park
Ill
Grygo
Highway 12
Wallace Brown
Two of 17 On Critical List
In Jackson County Wisconsin over the weekend a series of highway crashes injured at least 17 people. Two remained in critical condition Monday including Clarence Knutson and driver Arlen Stone who sustained skull injuries.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Jackson County
Clarence Knutson
Onalaska
Milton Knutson
Hixton
Arlen Stone
Blair
Stone
University Hospital
Madison
Maurice Brown
Knutson
Donald Hertzfeldt
Michael Bergerson
Northfield
Ronald Kolve
Hertzfeldt
Bergerson
Edwin Christianson
Donald Goetzka
Shirley Goetzka
Warrens
Goetzka
See Jackson
Series of Forest Projects Approved in Wisconsin Reservations
The Interior Department approved a group of forest preservation and multiple use projects on Indian reservations in five northern Wisconsin counties. The total cost is about $50,000 under the accelerated public works program.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Interior Department
Intellectual vacuum denied in space contract bias claim
Rep. J Edward Roush says space agency and Defense Department discrimination limits Midwest contracts. He cites Purdue Illinois and Michigan universities producing more engineering degrees than several elite campuses and calls the Midwest the Ruhr Valley, noting low 1962 space awards for Indiana Illinois Michigan and Ohio versus California and the Northeast.
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Washington
Space Administration
Defense Department
Hoosier
J. Edward Roush
Roush
Purdue
Illinois
Michigan
University of California
MIT
Cal Tech
Stanford
New York University
Ruhr Valley
United States
Indiana
Ohio
California
Florida
Rusk Urges Senate to Ratify Nuclear Test Ban
Secretary of State Dean Rusk testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urging ratification of the limited test ban treaty. He argued it would slow the arms race without harming U S security and clarified it does not imply recognition of East Germany by Western powers. He noted East German signatories would join Moscow and pledged U S readiness to resume testing if treaty violations occur.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Senate
United States
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Republican Committee
Sen
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Lowa
East Germany
Moscow
Soviet Union
Secretary of State
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Atomic Energy Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
Kennedy
White House
Cape Cod
Robert S. McNamara
Khrushchev
Europe
Senate Committee
Konrad Adenauer
Kennedy brings children to hospital visit
President Kennedy returned to the hospital with Caroline and John Jr. and their dog Charley to see Mrs. John F. Kennedy. The children carried chewing gum as they entered the facility at Otis Air Force Base in Massachusetts.
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Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Kennedy
Charley
John F. Kennedy
Caroline
Little John Jr
Caroline Kennedy
Otis Air Force Base Hospital
Jacqueline
Kennedy visits nurse mother after delivery of premature son
President Kennedy and his children visited Mrs. Kennedy in the hospital after the premature birth of their third child, Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, who lived less than two days. Caroline brought flowers while John Jr. and the First Lady's recovery progresses.
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Kennedy
John
Caroline
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
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