Kennedy Comments on Desegregation Crisis and Court Orders
Senator Kennedy urges Alabama to follow court orders on desegregation while criticizing Governor Wallace for defying federal authority. He supports using court rulings to resolve disputes and opposes deploying troops, noting ongoing Birmingham riots prompt talks of new civil rights legislation to curb racial discrimination.
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Wallace
Kennedy
Alabama
Supreme Court
Birmingham
Indian medical center planned for Phoenix
Senate Appropriations Committee urged immediate planning for an Indian medical center and training facility in Phoenix Arizona. It criticized the Budget Bureau for withholding 350000 appropriated in 1961 and urged release without delay to avoid denial of needed medical aid to Indians. The report noted possible shared housekeeping with VA Hospital but emphasized a separate facility to meet distinct needs of Indians versus veterans.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Good-Time Charlie Bladder Relief Marketing Pitch
Unclear claim outlines Doan's Pills as a threefold remedy for bladder irritation backache and muscular pain. It promotes mild diuretic action and urges immediate purchase of the large size for “happy relief” used for over 60 years.
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Doan
Senate panel adds funds for California fire program
A Senate committee approved an Interior Department and Forest Service fire prevention package for Southern California. It includes 1.025 million dollars for prevention work and 525 thousand for staffing and equipping a Riverside fire research laboratory opening in September, with 500 thousand for Angeles Los Padres San Bernardino and Cleveland National Forests. Senator Kuchel urged the additions.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Appropriations Committee
Interior Department and
Forest Service
California
Angeles, Los Padres, San Bernardino
Cleveland National Forests
Riverside
Calif
Sun Cooking School Promises Lamb Dishes At Sahara Hotel
Ruth Hogan to lead a Lamb focused session at the Sahara Hotel with samples and recipes. The event promotes affordable meals and aims to boost home happiness through cooking while a prize giveaway highlights five name brand ranges and lamb dishes.
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SUN
Sahara Hotel
Gerry Appleby
Gerry
Nevada
Ruth Hogan
Thomas Wolfe
Race ruling on Birmingham pupils path to appeal
Judge Clarence Allgood ruled the school board must act under the circumstances affecting 1 081 Birmingham pupils. Attorneys for the Negro students led by Constance Baker Motley said the decision would be appealed to the U S Fifth Circuit Judge Elbert Tuttle in Atlanta as demonstrations threaten and federal guidance is sought.
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Birmingham
Clarence Allgood
Board of Education
Constance Baker Motely
New York
U.S. 5Th Circuit
Elbert Tuttle
Atlanta
NATO Moves to Strengthen Nuclear War Deterrent in Europe
NATO reorganizes command to place British bombers and U.S. submarines under SACEUR. A deputy, likely Dutch, will assist Gen. Lemnitzer in nuclear planning. The nuclear planning group becomes inter allied with U.S. leadership, and a European liaison to SAC is created. Agreement follows U.S. pledge to defend Europe with full nuclear might against a Communist attack.
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U.S
Jnow
NATO
Supreme Allied Commander In
Europe
Saceur
Lyman Lemnitzer
U.S. Strategic Air Command
SAC
West
United States
America
Dolwig Seeks 7 Million For State College Site
In Sacramento Senator Richard Dolwig of Atherton wins Senate approval for a bill to appropriate 7 million dollars to buy a site for a state college in San Mateo County. He argued the project could have been completed earlier with a 1.5 million dollar site cost.
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Sacramento
UPS
Richard Dolwig
Atherton
Senate
San Mateo County
Dolwig
Hawaii Legislator John B. Cooke Suffering Heart Attack
Former California legislator John B. Cooke, 78, a retired Navy commander from San Francisco, is listed in satisfactory condition at Tripler Army Hospital after a heart attack aboard the transport USS Breckenridge en route to the Far East. He and his wife Ann were on board. he was admitted Saturday.
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Honolulu
UPI
John B. Cooke
San Francisco
California
Tripler Army Hospital
Far East
Cooke
Breckenridge
Ann
Cooper and astronauts parade for New York welcome
Thousands lined a 20 mile parade route as Cooper his wife and fellow astronauts rode past city hall in a Broadway show celebration New York buzzed with confetti and ticker tape. Mayor Wagner and Vice President Johnson joined the event with NASA head Webb while Glenn was still away.
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Vate
Cooper
New York City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Oklahoma
City Hall
U. S
Robert F. Wagner
Trudy Cooper
Jan
Cam
Hattie Cooper
J. J. Truscott
Lyndon Johnson
NASA
James E. Webb
John Glenn
Japan
John J. King
Glenn
Congress approves capital classroom discipline bill
The House passed on May 13 a measure 277 to 53 authorizing the use of reasonable force to maintain order in the capital's classrooms. It awaits Senate action and Kennedy's signature or veto. The President weighed in saying parents should consider a balance between discipline and sparing other families from corporal punishment.
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Hansen
House of Representatives
Senate
Kennedy
Roz Dazzles in Glamorous Gypsy Stage Role Looks
Rosalind Russell, famed Mrs. Jacoby in A Majority of One, outfits up to forty gowns in Gypsy at Warner Bros. She sports a bobbed Irene Castle hairdo from the 1920s and belts out songs and dances as the stage mother in the musical.
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Hollywood
Rosalind Russell
Pope John III Fights Illness as Health Fears Mount
The pope kneeled for blessings then vanished from view and was later reported to be confined to bed with gastric trouble and anemia. Vatican sources dodged confirmation amid persistent cancer rumors while health fluctuated and plans for a visit from President Kennedy next month hung in the balance.
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Rome
Spontiff
Vatican
Kennedy
Italy
Reform Group Asks Fanfani As Premier
Socialist leader Pietro Nenni says he hopes Amintore Fanfani becomes premier but will back any left of center government if it pledges strong medical social reforms. He met President Segni amid the crisis after Fanfani's resignation. Moro is tipped to succeed Fanfani in a centrist left cabinet, with Nenni insisting on firm reform pledges before backing.
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Rome
UPI
Pietro Nenni
Amintore Fanfani
Nenni
Antonio Segni
Fanfani
Christian Democratic
Segni
Christian Democratic Party
Aldo Moro
Fanfana
Socialist Party Congress
Christian Democrats
Moro
Wheat vote fuels push for new legislation and delayed lines
Senator Mundt from South Dakota said he would introduce a bill to extend the 1963 wheat program for two more years after a strong repudiation of current policy. President Kennedy said he would review any new proposal and noted farmers chose unlimited production. a wheat referendum will be held again next year as the administration observes the economic impact.
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Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
Kennedy
Congress
Climbers face slim odds on Everest bid
Dan il Doody reported from the rise that Unsoeld and Hornbein had slim chances to reach the summit yesterday while the south col team hoped for good news. An expedition spokesman warned of too little oxygen, food, and fuel to continue far without a successful ascent. Base camp contact with Katmandu failed at 50 p.m. leaving staff uncertain if the climbers topped the mountain or turned back. Mrs. Kolene Unsoeld or Mrs. Lila Bishop were indicated as relatives. Bishop had been hospitalized after fever.
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Proach
Danil Doody
Hornbein
South Col
Unsoeld
Uuntain
Katmandu
Kolene
Lila Bishop
Bishop
Everest
Plax Plasters Offers Exterior and Interior Painting
Local plastering service advertises painting of blocks and walls both inside and outside. Free estimates provided. Emphasizes good insulation and color options. Contact 184-8448.
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Tltc CL
Rummage sale items include clothing furniture and small appliances
Classified notice advertises a rummage sale at 1997 Paradise Rd offering clothing small appliances and furniture. An autos for sale listing also appears for a 4 door WSS Chevrolet in very good condition with phone contact 642-8153.
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Paradise Rd
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