Federal action blocks Wallace over Alabama enrollment
The federal government seeks a preliminary injunction to stop Governor Wallace from barring Negro students from the University of Alabama. U.S. District Judge Seybourn Lynne ordered Wallace to appear June 3 in Birmingham to show cause why the injunction should not issue.
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Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Justice Department
U.S. Dist
Seybourn H. Lynne
Wallace
United States
Com
Robert F. Kennedy
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
Tuscaloosa
David M. McGlathery
Huntsville
Lynne
Red Space Fatalities Reported by New York Journal American
The New York Journal American cites NASA and Pentagon sources noting possible Russian manned spaceflight failures with up to five or more cosmonaut fatalities. Names include Serenty Shiborin Piotr Dolgov Vassilievitch Zawodovsky and a two crew launch in May 1961. Four deaths occurred before Yuri Gagarin orbited on April 12, 1961.
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NEW York
New York Journal-American
George L. Simpson Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Department of Defense
Central Intelligence Agency
Journal-American
Pentagon
Journal-Americans
Serenty Shiborin
Space
Yuri Gagarin
Rockefeller Honeymooned Governor Plans State Tour
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller returns from an 18 day honeymoon with Margaretta Fitler Murphy and says a state tour will follow once settled. The governor, a likely Republican presidential hopeful, faces scrutiny over the marriage to his divorced 54 year old bride. They arrive at Idlewild Airport after a honeymoon in Venezuela and the Virgin Islands.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaretta Fitler Murphy
Rockefeller
Idlewild
Venezuela and
The
Virgin
Rain Backs Up May Rain Total In Lawrence
The Lawrence area recorded about a half inch of rain by 1 30 p m today providing soaking precipitation. May total rises to 3 55 inches while normal May rainfall is 4 60 inches. Forecast calls for showers tonight and Saturday with mild overnight and daytime temperatures.
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Lawrence
Cadets Riot During Panty Raid In Vermont City
Norwich University cadets and police clashed for an hour as a panty raid at Vermont College triggered a riot in Montpelier. Police fired warning shots and tear gas. no serious injuries or arrests were reported though officers were knocked down and windows, doors, and furniture were damaged. Police estimated the damage at $10,000 while crowds watched from surrounding streets.
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Montpelier
Norwich University
Vermont College
George Connor
Connor
Northfield
East State Street
Private Arrangement Office Rum yet Funeral Home
Private arrangement notices mention a funeral home contact VI 3 511L with details unclear. The fragment hints at service arrangements and a business listing in a local classified or small ads section.
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Rumyet Funeral Home
NATO Ends Talks With Nuclear Force Plan For West Europe
The NATO meeting in Ottawa concluded with a four point program to bolster the alliance's nuclear capability. It assigns Britain's V bomber force and three American Polaris submarines to Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer and sets up a deputy at his Paris HQ to oversee nuclear affairs. The leaders also authorize Allied participation in nuclear activities and tighter information sharing. The communique notes concerns over Soviet presence in Cuba and pressures in Cuba Laos and Berlin.
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Britain
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Europe
Lemnitzer
Paris
NATO
Omaha
Neb
U.S. Strategic Air Command
France
Permanent Council of the Alliance
Haskell Graduates Urged to Develop Self Disciplines
Morning showers did not dampen Haskell Institute commencement as 315 graduates gathered in the auditorium. Victor E. Hill urged inner controls and objectivity to face life’s problems, citing a Cherokee proverb about doubt and snowshoes. Principal Wallace E. Galluzzi certified candidates as diplomas were awarded by Superintendent Floyd E. Stayton.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
Victor E. Hill
Hill
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Wallace E. Galluzzi
Everette E. Bowman
Wanda W. Gray
Jack S. Mauterer
Bill M. Elzen
Mary Louise Neibarger
Floyd E. Stayton
Burden Graduates With Injured Classmates Absent
Six Burden, Kansas, graduates attended commencement while six classmates remained in a Winfield hospital after a recent school bus crash. Superintendent Lee Jeffrey advanced the injured students to graduate status.
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Burden
Kan
Burden Public Schools
Winfield
Lee Jeffrey
Prof's Big Tour Costs KU 88.84
A Topeka story claimed a Kansas University professor spent state funds on a Japan trip, but KU officials say the 88.84 came from out of state travel funds and not state money. Raymond Nichols identified the professor as likely George Beckman, now largely with the Ford Foundation, who may return to KU in the fall.
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Japan
Kansas University
Topeka
Raymond Nichols
George Beckman
Ford Foundation
Beckman
Nichols
University
Sugar Supply Not in Panic Says Merchants
Merchants say there is no sugar shortage and shoppers are not hoarding. Prices have risen 15 to 20 percent, but stores are stocking normally as the Agriculture Department warns against panic. Several store managers note sugar affects many products and expect prices to stay up only if demand remains high.
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Lawrence
Agriculture Department
U.S
U. S
Castro's Kremlin Visit Deepens Cuba-Soviet Ties Amid Tensions
Fidel Castro's acclaimed Moscow trip appears to solidify Cuba as a Soviet satellite. Khrushchev vowed aid if Cuba is attacked and warned future crises could be graver than last October. Kennedy warned against any aggressive Cuban moves, stressing peace depends on not shipping missiles or launching attacks.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Havana
Caribbean
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Castro
Moscow
U.S
United States
China
West
Lenin Stadium
Lenin
5000 Lawrence Youths Set for Summer Recreation Program
More than 5,000 Lawrence youngsters are expected in the city summer recreation program beginning June 17. The plan includes four full time playgrounds at Hillcrest Pinckney New York Schools and Veterans Park plus morning and afternoon sites. Activities include tournaments crafts softball quiet games story hours and fitness focused events. The Recreation Commission oversees all sites with Adventures in Nature a new feature and two week sessions for sixth and seventh graders.
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Lawrence
Hillcrest
Pinckney
New York
Veterans Park
Edgewood Park
Schwegler
Sunset Hill
Woodlawn
East Heights
McAllaster
Recreation Commission
Mary's Lake
McAllaster School
City Library
Jaycees, Recreation Commission
Public Schools
Jayhawk
Weather Summary for Northeast Kansas Forecast
Occasional rain through Saturday with widely scattered thunderstorms this evening and tonight. Cooler conditions with tonight’s lows near 58. Saturday expects highs in the 55 to 60 range. Precipitation near 0.5 inch by 1:30 p.m. Record high 89 and low 44 set in past decades.
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Kansas
City Plan Committee Faces Slow Start in View of Future
The advisory Committee of 100 studying Lawrence Comprehensive Plan reports light attendance and limited subcommittee picks. City Manager Harold Horn urges quick preferences to form groups before the July preliminary report, with Harland Bartholomew & Associates to review revisions for a 1964 plan.
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City Hall
Lawrence
Harold Horn
Horn
City Commission and Planning Commission
Harland Bartholomew & Associates
Alumni Drive Nears Record at Kansas University
The Kansas University Alumni Association forecasts the second largest yearly membership increase, targeting 20 000 members by June 13 with Ellsworth retiring July 1 after 38 years. Projections show about 18 400 members by June 1, up nearly 2 000 from last year.
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Kansas University Alumni Association
Fred Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Dick Wintermore
Wintermote
Paul J. Parker
Bartlesville
Okla
Stock Market Index Loses Ground In New York
New York stocks finished lower as the un closing average for 60 stocks declined to 273.9, down 0.7 points. Investors watched mixed signals from the market and sought direction amid ongoing economic concerns.
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New York
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