Quebec Bombings Raise Terror Probe In Montreal
A 200-man police squad was mobilized as bombings blamed on the Quebec Liberation Front shattered six public-mail boxes outside Montreal. An Army demolition expert, Sgt. Maj. Walter Holland Leja, was critically injured, losing his left arm. Authorities pledged a joint drive to halt the terror campaign.
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Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Quebec Liberation Front
Walter Holland Leja
Jean Lesage
Robert
Front
Montreal Star
Adrian Lunny
Leja
Walter Leja
UPI
Andre Sima
Wallace Files Suit Against JFK To Halt Troop Use In Alabama
President Kennedy appeals to the South urging rejection of prejudice amid civil rights tensions. In Nashville he laments disorder and urges leaders to uphold law and equal opportunity, with stops planned in Muscle Shoals and Huntsville, where Governor Wallace threatens desegregation actions.
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Wallace
JFK
Alabama
Nashville
Kennedy
Tennessee Valley Authority
Vanderbilt University
Muscle Shoals
Huntsville
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Vanderbilt
United States
Birmingham
Ala
Wisconsin conference speaker urges progress for mentally retarded
Dr. Harvey Stevens, superintendent of the Central Wisconsin Colony and Training School, praised gains in education, therapy, and federal research while calling for continued public education and broader programs. He noted the 1960s will bring legislation and expanded services as attitudes shift toward tolerance and inclusion. He warned against unrealistic goals and stressed aiding mildly retarded to join the community.
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Logan High School
Charles Trevallee
Harvey Stevens
Central Colony
Madison
Patrick Kelley
la Crosse
Tribune
la Crosse Tribune
Wisconsin
Stevens
National Council For Retarded Children
America
Dr. Stevens
Committee to survey leased Pettibone Park area for trailer park
A group forming the Vacation Development Committee voted to spend 300 on surveying 15 acres of the 30 acre tract across South Pettibone Drive from Pettibone Beach. The survey aims to define acreage boundaries and elevation for private developers or local buyers.
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Crosse
Pettibone Park
Stoddard Hotel
South Pettibone Drive
Pettibone Bathing Beach
William Skemp
Barron Island
Robert Smyth
Skemp
Highway 14
Greater la Crosse
Cooper Returns Home to Honolulu After Historic Orbit
Aboard USS Kearsarge approaches Honolulu as Gordon Cooper arrives with his family. The 22 orbit 34 hour mission sparks parades receptions in Honolulu Cape Canaveral Washington and New York. Cooper meets President Kennedy speaks to Congress and plans for future Gemini Moon aims.
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Kearsarge
Honolulu
Gordon Cooper
Earth
Space
Cape Canaveral
Washington
New York
Kennedy
Congress
Oklahoma
Hickam Air Force Base
Trudy
Camala
Janita
Cooper
Cooper News Conference To Be Carried Live
TV and radio networks will broadcast astronaut Gordon Cooper's Cape Canaveral news conference Sunday from 3 to 4 p.m. EST. ABC will air live on both TV and radio, NBC plans a 4 p.m. telecast after taping, CBS and Mutual will also provide live radio coverage.
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New York
Gordon Cooper
Cape Canaveral
American Broadcasting Co
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mutual Broadcasting System Radio Network
Guido Bans Peronists From Top Posts In Argentina
President Jose Maria Guido bars Peronist Union Popular Party candidates from running for president, vice president, governor, or mayor in July 7 elections. Peronists may seek only legislative posts, heightening tensions as military factions press for election nullification or a coup.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Juan D. Peron
Guido
Union Popular Party
Raul Matera
Union Popular
Arturo Frondizi
Peronists
Peron
Frondizi
Juan Carlos Ongania
Wallace petitions Supreme Court over federal troops in Alabama
Gov. George C. Wallace asks the U.S. Supreme Court to rule that President Kennedy violated the Constitution by sending federal forces into Birmingham amid the Alabama racial dispute. The suit seeks temporary and permanent restraining orders with defendants including the United States and Defense Secretary McNamara.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
U.S. Supreme Court
Kennedy
Birmingham
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Tennessee Valley Authority
Rath Alen Wineaen
Vuaiov Weilseuwvuuicu
Redstone
Huntsville
Anniston
Montgomery
Alan Wallace
Supreme Court
United States of America
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Robert F. Kennedy
Wallace
High Court
Jefferson County
Defense
Ft. McClellan
Maxwell Air Force Base
United States
Fred Shuttlesworth
Ralph Abernathy
Wyatt Tee Walker
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Governor Raises School Aids Question in Budget Standstill
Madison AP Gov John W Reynolds ordered $35 million in school aids despite legal doubts tied to a Senate budget failure. He warned the deficit could hit $23 million by July 1 and noted the administration may be violating law by not withholding funds. Howard Koop said the issue hinges on new spending authority in a pending 1963-65 budget. Kahl said the department was surprised by the move.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynold
Bureau of Management
William C. Kahl
Associated Press
Howard Koop
Koop
Reynolds Renominates Davis to State Welfare Board six-year term
Reynolds announced on Friday the re nomination of Albert M. Davis of Milwaukee to the State Public Welfare Board for a six year term. Davis, 31, currently serves on the board after a previous appointment by Gov. Gaylord Nelson. his nomination had not been confirmed by the Wisconsin Senate. Davis is executive director of the International Institute of Milwaukee County Inc a social service group funded by United Community Services.
Child Chokes To Death On Doughnut
Eighteen month-old Roxanne Hanson of Kenosha choked on a jelly doughnut piece Friday night. She was dead on arrival at St. Catherine Hospital.
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Kenosha
Roxanne Hanson
Orris Hanson
St. Catherine Hospital
Weather Outlook Calls for Cloudy Cool Weekend
Cloudy and cool conditions with a chance of light showers tonight. Partly cloudy and cool Sunday with northwesterly winds 20 to 30 mph diminishing tonight and Sunday. Lows around 40 and high near 60. Monday remains partly cloudy and cool.
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