Deputies Guard Negro Pupils In Alabama
In Hayneville Alabama five Negro pupils expected at desegregated Hayneville High School did not show for classes as deputies guard the entrance. Four Negro deputies accompany a 50 man auxiliary to quell trouble while four FBI agents observe. The pupils were offered bus transportation with white students amid a tense post killing of civil rights volunteers including Jonathan Daniels.
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Hayneville
Ala
Hayneville High School
Lowndes County
FBI
Hulda Coleman
Jonathan Daniels
Daniels
Episcopal Seminary
Kenne
N.H
Richard Morrisree
Chicago
Fort Deposit
Thomas L. Coleman
Steelsettlement talks limp after meddlers leave for capital
The Steelworkers Union seeks 53 cents an hour over 39 months while an industry offer of 40.6 cents over 35 months has not been accepted. I W Abel and R Conrad Cooper met in secret two hours as the panel remains deadlocked. White House mediation team including Morse Collins Wirtz Connor and Simkin pushed for an agreement. Simkin returned to Washington after two weeks in Pittsburgh seeking a settlement.
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Steelworkers Union
I.W. Abel
R. Conrad Cooper
Abel
Morse
Collins
White House
Secretary of
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Commerce
John T. Connor
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Simkin
Washington
Pittsburgh
India claims success in Pakistani drive
New Delhi India claimed complete success in a deep into Pakistani territory in west central Kashmir Defense Minister Y B Chauvan told Parliament that Indian troops captured substantial quantities of Pakistani weapons and equipment and occupied the strategic Haji Pass They also occupied Bedore and other posts in the Uri salient reaching five to 10 miles across the UN cease fire line The attack began last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Y. B. Chavan
Haji Pass
Bedore
Uri Salient
U.N
Chavan
Ratification Sought to End 75 Day East Gulf Ports Tieup
Leaders of two AFL CIO unions recommend fast ratification of the four year no strike pact ending a 75 day port tieup. The agreement boosts benefits 3.2 percent, fixes inequities, enhances job security and pension guarantees while avoiding manning disputes tied to automation. Capt. Lloyd W. Sheldon and William R. Steinberg hailed the contract as a win for their unions.
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East
Gulf Coast
Larry Friedman
New York
International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots
American Radio Association
Afl-Cio
Johnson
W. Willard Wirtz
Lloyd W. Sheldon
Masters Union
William R. Steinberg
Radio Association
B52s Hit Suspected Viet Cong Positions Twice
U S B52 bombers struck suspected Viet Cong positions in two weekend raids near Saigon and in northern Quang Tin. A U S plane was shot down over North Vietnam and Viet Cong attacked posts south of Saigon, with other losses reported among U S aircraft and Marines near Da Nang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald I. Deutsch
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Strategic Air Command
U.S
North Viet Nam
Quang Tin Province
Hanoi
U.S. Marine
da Nang
Gemini 5 ends 190 hour voyage with Atlantic splashdown
The Gemini 5 mission ends after 190 hours 55 minutes and 120 orbits. Cooper and Conrad land in the Atlantic off Hawaii aboard a carrier with a recovery party preparing for debriefing and public appearances.
Ten Minnesota Persons Killed In Auto Crashes
AP reports a Blue Earth youth home on leave from the Army was killed when the car skidded over 100 feet into a tree. The toll for Minnesota roads rises to 503 with nine weekend fatalities. Other victims include Randy Wilke 18. Lloyd Sunken 19. Robert Hennessey 23. Linda Dellago 18. George Grim 58. Mrs Arthur Taylor 33. Eugene Haring 35. and four members of the Hazard family.
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Associated Press
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Randy Wilke
Lloyd Sunken
Sunken
Robert J. Hennessey
Lewiston
U.S. 14
Rochester
Thomas Donovan
Daniel Rogers
Linda Dellago
Cook
U.S
Nancy Maki
Virginia
Peter Glasser
Winnipeg
Man
George Grim
Chicago
Jeremy Hazard
Madison
Wis
Arthur Taylor
Rur
Casey Stengel Steps Down As Mets Manager
New York Mets manager Casey Stengel announced his retirement at season end due to medical reasons after a broken hip. Wes Westrum will stay as interim manager for the remainder of 1965 while Stengel moves to a vice president role.
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NEW York
Casey Stengel
Babe Ruth
New York Mets
Stengel
Mets
Wes Westrum
Professor Collects Mice During Summer
DEER ISLE Maine AP Dr Kenneth Crowell biology professor ecologist Marlboro College Marlboro VI conducts a six year NSF funded study trapping tagging and releasing mice Each mouse receives a numbered ear tag and is released at the capture site often recaptured the next day says Crowell
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Deer Isle
Maine
Kenneth Crowell
Crowell
Marlboro College
Marlboro, VI
National Science Foundation
Press Secretary to Two Presidents Dies
William D. Hassett, age 85, longtime press secretary to Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman, died of a heart attack at his Northfield Vermont home. He began serving in 1944 and remained in the post through Truman’s administration.
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Northfield
William D. Hassett
Hassett
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Technicians Probe Gemini 5 Computer Failure
Technicians at Manned Spacecraft Center study the cause of a computer failure on Gemini 5 that caused the spacecraft to land 103 miles short of its target. An NASA spokesman said the error fed into the computer led to the wrong landing prediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Hunt
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Mass
Hunt
Kraft
Gemini
Houston
Cooper
Betsy
Jane Conrad
Hawaii
Conrad
Houston, Tex
Manned Spacecraft Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
General Sir George Erskine Dies at 66
London AP reports General Sir George Erskine former commander of Britain's desert rats died Sunday at age 66. He led forces in North Africa during World War II and saw service in many battles.
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London
Sir George Erskine
Britain
Desert Rats
North Africa
AMC Strikes Pressure Rambler 1966 Rollout Faces Delay
American Motors warns that a prolonged strike could disrupt the 1966 Rambler launch as production lags below the target. Only about 11,000 cars were ready for the planned Oct 7 dealer showings, threatening delivery momentum and advertising impact. Layoffs spread to suppliers like Budd Co. and Borg-Warner while open house turnout dropped sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMC
Budd Co
Gary
Ind
Borg-Warner ‘Corp
General Motors Corp
American Motors
Kenosha
Carthage College
Milwaukee
Schools Integrating In South Carolina
In South Carolina public schools reopening this week expected to enroll about 3 000 Negro students with white children. Last week 56 of 108 districts reopened with 700 Negroes in desegregated schools and no disturbances reported. About 500 000 white and 150 000 Negro children attend public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Hogs and cattle prices at Winona and South St. Paul markets
Livestock quotations from Swift & Company Winona Minnesota and South St. Paul detail hogs, cattle, and WEAL markets with price ranges and declines. Hogs 25 lower top butcher 22.50 to 23.00. cattle 25 to 50 lower. other items listed with regional bids and notes on delivery times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwno
Winona
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Stock Quotations August 30 1965 Neon Prices
National and local quotations list interdealer prices as of 9 a.m. for Allis-Chalmers American Can American Motors Anaconda Chrysler Ford General Electric General Motors International Harvester Jones & Laughlin Pepsi-Cola Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Royal Dutch and others. Includes mutual funds and notes on pricing, markup, and regional listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neon
Allis-Chalmers
American Can
American Motors
American Smelting
Amer. Tel, & Tel
Anchor Coupling
Bucyrus Erie
Chrysler
Consolidated Foods
Deere
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Ford
General Aniline
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Grand Union
Olin Mathieson
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pete
IRCA
Republic Steel
Rexall Drug
Royal Dutch
Sears Roebuck
Gronouski to Poland as ambassador aims to steady ties
President Johnson selects Postmaster General Gronouski to Warsaw to bolster U S Polish relations and maintain ongoing talks with the Chinese in Poland. The 129th U S China ambassador meeting is set for Sept 15 as Gronouski is expected to continue the Viet Nam War diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
John A. Gronouski
Poland
Warsaw
U.S
China
United States
Red China
Peking
John Moors Cabot
Wang Kuochuan
Gronouski
La Fleur Pigeons Win Two Early Races in Pigeon Circuit
Ray D. La Fleur of La Crosse wins the first two sprint races of the fall season in the La Crosse Racing Pigeon Club series. The 100 mile Dubuque to La Crosse race drew 165 pigeons from eight lofts. prior week’s Prairie du Chien to La Crosse race had 176 entrants. Loft owners finishing behind La Fleur include Robert Owens and Henry Stinson among others. The season’s third race is set for Saturday on the same Dubuque to La Crosse route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray D. la Fleur
R. 2
Onalaska
la Crosse
Richard Stinson
Richard Conway
Gary Baum
Harvey Shisler
la Fleur
Henry Stinson
Owens
Oscar Baum
Conway
Shisler
Dubuque-to-La Crosse
Body Identified As Crewman Of Sloop Lorelei
The body of James Davis, 36, of Chicago, was identified in Michigan City as a crewman aboard the sloop Lorelei, which disappeared after dropping from a night race to Michigan City, Ind. The vessel, 26 feet, had other crew members including Murray Morison, 48, also from Chicago, with a pursuit by the Coast Guard ongoing as forty five boats entered the race but only ten finished due to stormy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Lorelei
Michigan City
Ind
Coast Guard
James Davis
Tremont
Murray Morison
Morison
Ten Thousand Held in Anti Castro Plot Report
The Students Revolutionary Directorate says more than 10,000 Cubans were arrested after an assassination attempt on Fidel Castro. The prime minister narrowly escaped death returning to Havana from a rally in Santa Clara on July 27. The exile group claims many anti Castro supporters were executed after the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Students Revolutionary Directorate
Havana
Santa Clara
Cuba
Burns Prove Fatal To West Bend Man
Chester Nielsen, 47, president of Wesbar Stamping Corp., died at St Marys Hospital burns center after a paint thinner can exploded while he poured thinner on a charcoal grill at his summer home on Big Cedar Lake. Washington County deputies report the accident occurred August 3 and the thinner ignited, spreading flames to the can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
West Bend
Chester Nielsen
Wesbar Stamping Corp
St. Mary’s Hospital
Burns Center
Washington County Sheriff's
Nielsen
Big Cedar Lake
Harlow children begin school in Grafton after tragedy
Seven of the eleven Harlow orphans start classes Tuesday in Grafton. Grandmother Mrs. Harry Harlow says they are excited to return to school. The children, ages 1 to 13, lost parents July 30 in a car crash. Orphans’ funds total 8,957.61 with 1,825 more from Dellwood Missouri donors. The state now holds guardianship and Walsh County Juvenile Court oversees custodial hearings, with a December decision anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
N.D
Harlow
Harry Harlow
Marvin Harlow
Dellwood
St. Louis
Walsh County Juvenile Court
Glenn K. Swanson
Kathleen Kennedy Hurt In Horse Fall
Kathleen Kennedy daughter of Senator Kennedy suffers a mild concussion after a horse jump mishap at Cape Cod Hospital where she is expected to be discharged soon. Her brother Robert Kennedy Jr. was admitted with a severe leg wound from a separate fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannisport
Mass
Kathleen Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Cape Cod Hospital
Robert Jr
Robert
Kennedy Compound
Karl Wallenda Plans Semiretirement After Final Show
Karl Wallenda, 60, leader of the Wallenda high wire troupe, announced his Saturday race track performance was his last regular show and hinted the family may not perform the seven man pyramid again after its Detroit collapse killed two relatives and crippled his son Mario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Karl Wallenda
Wallenda
Detroit
Mario
Hurricane Betsy Maintains Track Over Open Sea
Hurricane Betsy poses no land threat as it moves 250 miles north of San Juan with 80 mph winds. Forecasters expect a north northwest path at about 12 mph today with gradual intensification while remaining offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Miami Weather Bureau
Free Society Group To Help GOP Diversify Republican Policy
Barry Goldwater says the Free Society Association will affect GOP policy and fundraising by offering competition to the regular party organization. Ike and Dewey attended a closed Republican Policy Committee session with Goldwater, Scott, Bliss, and governors planning a Washington HQ as they push civil rights task forces and payments balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Society
Gop
Barry
Jack Bell
Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Hugh Scott
Scott
Republican National Committee
Senate
Ray Bliss
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Washington
Congress
Arizona
5 Gallon Donor Dies After Blood Restorations
Elwood J. Crispin 52 donated over five gallons to the regional blood bank over 23 years. He received about two gallons via serum albumin transfusions after burns from last week's DuPont plant explosions. Crispin, a 29 year DuPont employee, died Friday as the blast toll rose to at least 10 with a 12th body still missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
Elwood J. Crispin
DuPont
Crispin
Doerie Hardware Offers Fast Free Delivery in Town
An advertisement touts Doerie Hardware as having the fastest free delivery in town. Customers are urged to call 2-6407 to verify the claim and place orders.
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D-Ore
LeRoy Collins
Capital
American Merchant Marine Institute
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Frankenstein
Space Twins
Ewe
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Ellington Air Force Base
Cape Kennedy
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Bykovsky
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Okla
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Ronald Schade
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Adella
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Sibley County
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Minneapolis
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Winona, Minn. Highway
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Rockwell Mfg
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Puritan
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Calif
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Swift
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Patrick Nugent
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Marquette University
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Marquette
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