Kennedy Begins Western Trip With Hawaii Stop
President Kennedy landed at 9 42 a m MST in Colorado Springs for a Air Force Academy graduation address then continues a western tour with an overnight Hawaii trip. He plans to address U S Mayors Conference in Honolulu and return Monday.
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John Kennedy Jr
Andrews Air Force Base
Hawaii
Colorado Springs
Colo
Kennedy
Air Force Academy
Washington
White House
Honolulu
Orient
Europe
United States Conference of Mayors
U.S
Maryland
Sen
John Jr
AF Academy
U.S. Air Force Academy
Cuba
Academy
North American Air Defense Command
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
California
Pacific
Los Angeles
Burbank
Calif
Lee Kennedy
Alabama's Sovereignty Denied as Judge Bars Wallace Blockade
A federal judge barred Governor George Wallace from blocking desegregation at the University of Alabama. The injunction forbids Wallace or allies from physically interfering with court-ordered desegregation but does not ban him from campus. The ruling underscored federal supremacy over state sovereignty claims amid ongoing tense protests.
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Alabama
Gov. Wallace
Birmingham. Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
U.S. Dist
Seybourn H. Lynne
Wallace
Montgomery
Riots Rock Tehran as Shah Faces Protest Wave
Heavily armed police and troops battled moslem mobs demanding overthrow of the Shah in Tehran. Hospital officials report over 20 dead and around 1,000 injured in the first hour of fighting. The Shah and Queen were protected near the palace as rioters set fires and windows were smashed. A US Embassy spokesman said the Iranian-American students center near Tehran University was attacked. Premier Alam met with aides to plan controls for the night. Security chief Pakravan admitted fault for not being tougher amid religious rioting linked to land reform and women’s rights.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Aaa
Tehran University
Assadullah Alam
Hassan Pakrevan
Zumwalt Requests Speedy Trial In Voter Registration Case
Clifford A Zumwalt Cache resident and county Republican leader pleaded innocent at arraignment on a felony voter registration charge. He asked for an immediate jury trial to be assigned to the June 17 docket. bond set at 1000 dollars after which he was released pending superior court arraignment.
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Clifford Alvin Zumwalt
K Ft
Tenaie Zumwalt
Cache
Zumwalt
Republican Party
T Yeafold Cache
Special Sessions Court
Jack Brock
Chester Silvers
Robert S. Landers
Tennie Zumwalt
Sheriffs Office
Brock
Superior Court
Col
Bellmon Keeps Quiet On Proposals To Restructure Agencies
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon declined to comment on plans to abolish the merit system for the crime bureau and move the bureau and liquor enforcement to his office. He also avoided remarks on transferring narcotics enforcement to the state health department. He offered to back down on Lloyd K. Allen's appointment as commerce and industry director if lawmakers disapprove, though he expected their dismissal. The conference appropriations committee, debating transfers, met again as Bellmon tries to stay out of matters reaching his desk. He noted he might act but does not want to make speeches to the press. The governor’s floor leaders have backed moves to place the crime bureau under the governor and remove its agents from the merit system. The committee previously voted to transfer the crime bureau but did not decide on other changes.
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Oklahoma City
Henry Bellmon
Attorney General
State Health Department
Lloyd K. Allen
Commerce and Industry
Conference Appropriations Committee
Bellman
Senate
Robert Breeden
Cleveland
Denzil Garrison
Bartlesville
Crime Bureau
Governor's Office
Bellmon
Wife Kills Ex Envoy Then Takes Own Life in Denmark
In a coastal health clinic near Copenhagen, Charlotte MacDougall Kauffmann killed her 74 year old husband Henrik Kauffmann, the former Danish ambassador to the United States, by slitting his throat and then fatally harming herself with the same knife. Police call the act a mercy killing as the ambassador faced inoperable cancer. The couple, long noted for Danish resistance to Nazis, were found by a nurse in their suite.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Henrik Kauffmann
Kauffmann
Mer Charlotte MacDougall
Beaufort
S.C
William D. MacDougall
Washington
Two Disputed Bills Now Go To Committee
Oklahoma City lawyer JIM BELCHER reports the Senate passed two contentious bills by narrow margins Sunday closing 25 18 and liquor price fixing 23 19 with 235 votes required for passage. House debates included Gov Henry Bellman criticism as Rep Lucien Spear calls the Maine appointee to commerce and industry director a "disgrace." The House also approved a migrant labor camp bill 68 26 and altered term lengths for county officers judges and house members from two to four years.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Senate
House
Lucien Spear
Henry Bellman
Maine
Department of Commerce and Industry
Severe thunderstorm forecast spans western and northern Oklahoma
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts a few severe thunderstorms today from 5 to 9 p m across western and northern Oklahoma. The band runs along and within 60 miles of a line from 60 miles southwest of Gage to Chanute Kansas, covering areas north and west of a Hollis to Texas border line and including Hobart El Reno Guthrie Skiatook Afton and Miami up to the Arkansas line, with Beaver County in the Panhandle included.
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United Press International
U. S. Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Gage
Chanute
Kan
Texas
Hollis
Hobart
el Reno
Guthrie
Skiatook
Afton
Miami
Arkansas
Beaver County
Panhandle
Showers Forecast Across Southwest Oklahoma Today
The U S Weather Bureau warns of scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight in southwest Oklahoma with highs near 88 to 89 degrees and nights in the upper 60s to around 70. Strong southerly winds may gust up to 40 mph as a weather system moves through the Panhandle and northwestern Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lawton
Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Tulsa
McAlester
Broken Bow
Clinton-Sherman Air Force Base
Guymon
Ardmore
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