Georgia Civil Rights Demonstrators Suspend Protests
In Crawfordville Georgia civil rights activists suspend demonstrations at attorneys request and plan to pull Negro pupils from schools in Lincolnton while seeking a federal court ruling on school integration in Taliaferro County. The cases involve arrest of civil rights workers and a Klansman assault incident near Colbert. The federal hearing in Augusta continued with judge Bell hoping a decision by Thursday.
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Crawfordville, Ga
Lincolnton
Willie Bolden
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Taliaferro County
Bolden
After the Daily At
Augusta
Brig Cabe
SCLC
Colbert
W.E. Watson
Myers
Sims
Taliaferro
T. Griffin Bell
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lola Williams
Record highway budget moves to governor in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Assembly approved a 425 million two year highway budget funded by gas tax and license receipts, sending the bill to the Senate and then Gov. Warren Knowles for final action. The measure retained over the counter license sales, drew debate over road funding and pre trial statements, and included junkyard fence requirements near highways. A one hour documentary on Wisconsin industry titled We Like It Here is being prepared for TV showing in December with state funds covering half the 50 thousand dollar cost.
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Madison
Senate
Assembly
Milwaukee
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Paul Alfonsi
Nager
State Employment Relations Board
Wisconsin
Rights leaders decline to call off school boycott
Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier expresses disappointment as civil rights leaders refuse to suspend a planned boycott to allow a study of racial characteristics in the school system. The Milwaukee United School Integration Committee and Lloyd A. Barbee say the study does not meet conditions to halt the boycott set to begin next Monday.
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Milwaukee
Henry Maier
Maier
Milwaukee United School Integration Committee
Lloyd A. Barbee
D-Milwaukee
Cuban Exile Exodus Accelerates to Key West
Coast Guard cutters Cape Shoalwater Lamar and Cape Darby carried refugees to Key West as the Cuban exodus grew. Boats carrying 24 28 and 42 Cubans were towed or loaded, while stormy seas and warnings slowed but failed to stop many from leaving Camarioca. Officials projected about 42 500 refugees to Florida by next June with monthly arrivals forecast.
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Key West
Fla
U.S. Coast Guard
Cape Shoalwater
Lamar
Cuba
Florida Straits
Florida
Samar
Coast Guard
Camarioca
Castro
Cape Darby
U.S. Welfare Department
Washington
Ellen Winston
Welfare
Haydon Burns
State Department
South
United States
Horatio Martinez
Secret Service
Havana
La Crosse Tribune Circulation Department Note
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la Crosse Tribune
Hanson Calls for Bar on Birchers in Democratic Party
Milwaukee AP report: Wisconsin State Democratic Chairman J Louis Hanson urged banning John Birch Society members from the Democratic Party. He said he would seek a ruling from the party’s administrative committee on party membership. Birch Society spokesmen say their membership is split between Republicans and Democrats.
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Milwaukee
J. Louis Hanson
John Birch Society
Hanson
The
Birch Society
Governor Signs Prisoner Employment Bill
Gov. Knowles signed a law allowing non life term prisoners to work outside prison for private employers. Door County orchard owners supported the measure to aid cherry harvest efforts.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Door County
Midwestern plea shapes atom smasher site choice
Washington AP reports Glenn Seaborg of the AEC heard pleas from Minnesota Ohio and Wisconsin governors over a proposed 348 million atom smasher project. Seaborg said the agency will canvass 46 states to pick the best site and is still open to options. The governors urged urgent decisions as readers wait for a favorable location.
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Washington
Atomic Energy
Glenn T. Commission
Seaborg
Minnesota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Nors
AEC
United States
Midwest
Rolvaag
Commission
Stoughton
National Academy of Sciences
First Cavalry unit reports 34 KIA 93 captured in Vietnam action
In central Vietnam near An Khe an ANKHE division unit fought with Viet Cong in the Suai Ca Valley. Four day operation Shiny Bayo yielded 34 Viet Cong bodies and 93 guerrillas captured with at least 44 more killed by artillery or air attack. US losses were light but one company faced mortars all night. Captured supplies included rice soybeans peanuts and salt. Prisoner reports indicated enemy units were warned to withdraw.
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AN Khe
South Viet Nam
U.S
1St Cavalry Division
Suai Ca
Harry Kinnard
Viet Nam
Kinnard
Reynolds Named for Wisconsin Federal Judgeship by Johnson
President Johnson announced from his hospital that he will nominate former Wisconsin governor John W Reynolds to the U S district court in Wisconsin Eastern District Reynolds 44 a Milwaukee attorney and former attorney general served as governor 1959 62 and as regional ESA administrator and U S commissioner His nomination follows Judge Grubbs retirement and Reynolds long public service career in Wisconsin politics and law
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Washington
Johnson
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Kenneth P. Grubb
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
State of
The
Economic Stabilization Agency
U.S
Senate
Safe Harbor
John F. Kennedy
Grubb
Stewart Honeck
Gaylord Nelson
State House
Recall Nominee Morrissey To Face More Questioning
The Senate Judiciary Committee recalled Francis X. Morrissey for further questioning on his Massachusetts federal district judge nomination. Dirksen, the Republican leader, arranged the session for 4 p.m. CDT after a day-long hearing, saying he had not yet decided how to vote and that the record should be printed before a vote. Sen. Dodd, subcommittee chair, reported the proceedings.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Francis X. Morrissey
Massachusetts
Morrissey
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Johnson
Dirksen
GOP
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Subcommittee
Wisconsin students plan citizen arrest of Truax chief
A UW Madison student group plans a citizen arrest of Truax Air Force Base commander Col. Lester Arrowsmith on Saturday in protest of the Vietnam War. Spokesman Stephen Levine says the action accuses him of accessory murder and crimes against humanity. students will remain at the base if resisted as protests span Friday and Saturday.
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Lester Arrowsmith
New Comet Could Become 20th Century Brightest
Astronomers at Colgate and Hayden Planetarium forecast a dramatic display from a newly discovered comet within eight days. The peak may come around October 20 or 21 as it nears the sun, with observers in New York and elsewhere watching the eastern dawn sky for a silvery line.
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Hamilton
N.Y
Anthony F. Aven
Colgate University
New York City
Hayden Planetarium
K.L. Frank
Lin
Franklin
Aveni
Halley
Leland Cunningham
University of California At Berkeley
mid-Pacific
Japan
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1St Cavalry
Thomas Brown
West Point
Midwest Resources Association
Karl F. Rolvaag
James A. Rhodes
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D-Wis
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Gree
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John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
House
Truax
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