Campus Showdown as Wallace Blocks University
About 500 combat-equipped National Guardsmen and armed civilians arrive in Tuscaloosa to back Gov. George Wallace in resisting court-ordered admission of two Black students to the University of Alabama. State troopers enforce strict security as campus is sealed to nonessential personnel.
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Vegan Suspect Arrested After Wife’s Knife Slaying
J M Bounds 39 of 209 Adams St was arrested on suspicion of murdering his wife Eliza Bounds 46 with a silver paring knife in the kitchen of 316 West Bonanza Road. The stabbing occurred after a meal dispute with a brother present. Eliza Bounds died at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital.
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Disclosures Grow in Macmillan Scandal as Ward Appears in Court
Macmillan ends a golf holiday in Scotland and plans to return to London by overnight train to face pressure from Conservative MPs before Labour moves to force resignation. Meanwhile Doctor Stephen Ward waits in jail for a magistrates’ hearing on charges he lived off a prostitute’s earnings.
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Cardinals Arrive in Rome for papal transition
Cardinals from around the world including Francis Spellman of New York arrive in Rome to mourn Pope John XXIII and oversee the election of a new Pontiff. Laurean Rugambwa, bishop of Bukoba, Tanganyika, is among the arrivals as nearly 50 of the 82 cardinals are already in the city amid Ecumenical Council discussions.
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Los Angeles
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Negroes Turned Away From Sunday Church in Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi on Sunday four African Americans sought entry to five white churches including the Baptist Church of Governor Ross Barnett and city commissioner Tom Marshall but were refused admission by ushers. Only St Peter's Catholic Church admitted them amid ongoing racial tension.
Weather Update with Sunshine and Warm Temperatures
Mostly cloudy today with a high near 88 and a low around 60. Yesterday reached 93 with a 61 low. Noon humidity at 19 percent. sunrise at 5 23 and sunset at 7 57.
JFK Statewide Talks Set During Honolulu Conference
The president addressed the National Conference of U.S. Mayors in Honolulu on civil rights and planned a Monday morning speech at American University in Washington. Advisors hint the topic will carry major world significance as the week climaxes.
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Canadian Chief Sees Strained U S Relations
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson warned that Canadian U S problems are more difficult than at any time in history and called for goodwill and mutual understanding. He and U S Ambassador W Butterworth commemorated the 1813 battle of Stoney Creek marking a key wartime milestone.
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Terror Bomb Probe Starts Behind Curtains of Steel
Montreal police prepare heavy security inside and around the new criminal courthouse for a three day coroner's inquest into the death of Wilfred Vincent O'Neil, 65, killed in April bombing. About 25 witnesses, 14 men and one woman, suspected FLQ members, are jailed awaiting testimony.
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Quebec
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Non-Atom Conducted Near Test Site
A chemical, non-nuclear experiment was conducted yesterday on government land northwest of the Nevada Test Site. It was the last of four experiments in a US UK series to obtain safety data, announced by the Atomic Energy Commission and the Department of Defense on March 29.
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Department of Defense
Sicily Votes on Crucial Political Crisis Issues
Rome Italy UPI Almost three million Sicilians voted in an election that could shape national coalition talks as Aldo Moro seeks to end a no government crisis. Voters chose 90 members for the regional assembly amid tensions with the Communist party.
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