Law and Order Theme at Alabama Desegregation Push
AP dispatch from Tuscaloosa describes a carefully staged peaceful desegregation attempt at the University of Alabama with Vivian Malone set to enroll in the School of Commerce. Governors and leaders push law and order while weighing Wallace’s potential moves amid past racially charged violence.
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Money Bills Dominate House Schedule This Week
In Washington the House plans a busy week with two $6 billion funding bills for the Treasury Post Office and Agriculture, plus a $1.6 billion military construction program awaiting action. A GOP civil rights caucus meets Tuesday as 20 Republicans prepare two civil rights bills.
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Mason and Culp Leave La Crosse State for New Posts
Paul Mason, registrar at La Crosse State College, will become registrar at Georgetown University on July 1 after earlier service at Purdue. Robert Culp, assistant dean at La Crosse State, was named Dean of Students at Austin College in Sherman Texas, effective Aug. 1, following prior roles at Illinois and Zion High School.
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Roanoke Slaying Involving Norfolk Sailor Sparks Court Date
Norfolk based sailor Leroy Young from Mankato Minn was shot to death in Roanoke during a street confrontation with Raymond Bynum a Roanoke man. Bynum charged with murder and a preliminary hearing date is to be set. Several sailors and four others remain in custody as material witnesses.
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Today in History highlights key events across years
The brief notes events include the 1898 sinking of Merrimac at Santiago to block Spanish ships, 1621 Dutch West India charter for New Netherlands, 1776 Washington authorized to hire 2000 Indians, and other passages from 1808 1937 1940 plus remarks on Eisenhower Khrushchev and a 1960s tragedy.
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Israelis Fired On From Syrian Positions
In two incidents Sunday, an Israeli tractor driver and two fishermen were fired on from Syrian positions across the border in Galilee. No injuries were reported and the Israelis did not return fire, but they filed complaints with the U N Armistice Commission.
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Nuclear edge widens as Nitze says US outpaces USSR
Washington AP reports Paul Nitze asserts the United States daily increases its nuclear deterrent with Minuteman and Polaris missiles. He notes Soviet defense spending rises but no crash program evidence. Also covered are Goldwater Independence Day rally plans and rail labor talks with a possible June 11 strike deadline.
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Bernard Baruch In Hospital For Routine Checkup
Bernard Baruch, 92, was admitted to New York Hospital for a routine checkup. A spokesman said he would likely stay several more days, with the stay preceding a planned trip to Europe.
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