Alabama Guards Move In To Back Wallace Campus Visit
Troops arrive in armored vehicles and helicopters under Gen Alfred Harrison to back Gov Wallace as Alabama braces for potential campus integration chaos. U S Marshal Payton Norville heads escort of two Negro students. housing for the students is arranged on campus.
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Alabama
Alfred Harrison
Wallace
Kennedy
Birmingham
University
Frank Rose
Rose
U. S
Payton Norville Jr
Ft. Brandon National Guard Armory
Cardinals prepare for papal conclave after John XXIII’s death
Cardinals from Rome and around the world converge on the Apostolic Palace for the conclave set to begin June 19. Cardinal Mindszenty remains abroad and Mindszenty may not attend. Masses and mourning rites proceed as Vatican authorities appoint administrators and honor Pope John XXIII with prayers and tributes.
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James Elmer Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Richard James Cardinal Cushing
Boston
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Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
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Antonio Gasbarrini
Pietro Valdoni
Piero Mazzoni
John XXIII
Vatican City
Holy See
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Msgr
Carlo Grano
Italy
St. Peter’s Basilica
Corpus Christi
Pope John XXIII
Giovanni Cardinal Urbani
Venice
Giovanbattista Roncalli
Pope
Suspect in Las Vegas Stabbing Held in Jail After Admission
Vegan Winger reports the suspect left the house after the stabbing and bought wine at a liquor store before arrest. Officers say Bounds admitted the slaying and the case will go to the District Attorney for possible prosecution once the investigation ends. Bounds is held in Las Vegas city jail.
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Bounds
Las Vegas
Terror Bomb Detention Sparks City Debates in Canada
In Toronto and Montreal, a prolonged detention without charges drew furious commentary. Premier Jean Lesage defended police use of powers under the Quebec coroner's act to hold suspects indefinitely pending an inquest as anarchist threats to democracy prompt government support. Eight arrested eight days ago, with 11 more detained then. Four later released.
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Toronto
Montreal
Quebec
Jean LeSage
Moonlit Chase Bail Due After Prostitution Ring Scandal
Ward, an osteopath who treated Winston Churchill and Elizabeth Taylor, linked to Christine Keeler case alongside Profumo. He faces arrest after a three month Scotland Yard sweep questioning 200 suspects. Hearing may renew scandal fears as Ivanov exiled to Moscow and the Citizen warns of panic among powerful figures.
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Ward
Winston Churchill
Elizabeth Taylor
Christine Keeler
Profumo
Christine
Eugene Ivanov
Ivanov
Moscow
Kremlin
Scotland Yard
Sunday Citizen
New York
Mickey Jelke
Kennedy to send civil rights bill to Congress
Kennedy was expected to transmit his civil rights legislation to Congress on Tuesday. The package reportedly includes a nationwide ban on racial discrimination by firms dealing with the federal government or involved in interstate commerce.
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Congress
U.S
Sicily Polls Open as Italy Sees Center Left Slump
In Sicily the polls ran 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. with final returns due today. The 1959 results showed Christian Democrats 34 seats and Communists 21, while Socialists held 11. Moro weighs accepting the premiership as post election bargaining shapes Italy's next government.
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Christian Democrats
Social Democrats
Republicans
Reds
Moro
Antonio Segni
Sicily
Socialist Party
Italy
Pearson opens enlarged battlefield park on 150th peace anniversary
Canadian and US relations are praised as a robust 150 year peace founded on good will and mutual understanding. The Stoney Creek battle lesson shows forefathers chose no further fighting. Pearson opened the expanded battlefield park and planned to receive an honorary doctorate from Notre Dame in South Bend Indiana.
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Butterworth
Stoney Creek
Pearson
South Bend
Indiana
University of Notre Dame
Racial Tensions Flare as Negroes Face Church Door Rejections
In Jackson, five Negroes were turned away at Galloway Methodist near the capitol where Mayor Allen Thompson attended services. Three were refused at Capitol Street Methodist, four blocked from kneeling at Calvary Baptist. Four entered St. Peter's by the governor's mansion and sat without incident. Mass attendance by Negroes is noted downtown, with blacks present nearly every week. Across the city, quiet weekend follows civil rights leaders awaiting court action to halt demonstrations arrests.
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Galloway Methodist Church
Capitol
Allen Thompson
Thompson
Capitol Street
Jackson
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