Picketing Rights Upheld in Tallahassee Court Ruling
A Florida circuit judge dismissed contempt charges against 222 Negro segregation protesters and recognized their right to peaceful picketing before two white theaters. The ruling imposed limits on signs and interference with theater operations and ordered peaceful demonstrations with specific turnout caps.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Circuit Court
Ben C. Willis
Regroes
Tobias Simon
Miami
Simon
Florida Theater
State Theater
Court P
Wikis
Harold D. Taylor
Florida State University
Kennedy foreign policy puzzled GOP leaders say
GOP congressional leaders demand a clear explanation of Kennedy era foreign policy. They fault perceived wait and see stance toward Russia and its allies, Cuba, Laos, Brazil, Venezuela and Guiana. They urge bipartisan review by House and Senate foreign policy committees.
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Washington
Senate
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
House
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
Russia
Cuba
Laos
Brazil
Venezuela
Guiana
Kennedy
Europe
Soviet Union
Traffic Toll Exceeds 200 as Holiday Deaths Rise
United Press International reports the Memorial Day four day weekend toll tops 200 with 209 deaths through Friday night. The National Safety Council warns the toll could reach a record high if the pace continues, with New York leading states at 25 fatalities followed by California with 23 and Texas and Pennsylvania close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
National Safety Council
New York
California
Texas
Pennsylvania
Market Split Over UK Entry in Common Market Talks
Western Europe's Common Market split over cooperation with Britain and possible future British entry. France opposed closer ties while West Germany led the bloc in pressing for action. a June 18 meeting was set after De Gaulle and Erhard plan to meet in Bonn June 5 marking the first high level talks under their new treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Europe
Britain
France
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Pec
Winext
Charles de Gaulle
Erhard
Bonn
de Gaulle
Baccalaureate Service Held For LCHS Seniors
A Lebanon Catholic High School baccalaureate Mass was held at St Mary's Church with Rev Joseph C Hilbert and Rev Lawrence Overbaugh, led by Rev William H Keeler who spoke of Canon Law studies. The article also covers a deadly 1961 explosion lawsuit in Newmanstown and trial details involving Warren Pletz and Atlantic Refining.
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Newmanstown
Charles
Sarah Knier
Warren Pletz
Reading
Atlantic Refining Company
Thomas Gates
Criminal Court
Pletz
Knier
Richard Knier
Carol
Paulette
Lebanonjlon
Gaso| Catholic High School
St.Jank. Mary's Church
Joseph C. Hilbert
LCHS
Lawrence Overbaugh
William H. Keeler
Diocesan Tribunal of
Harrisburg
Our Lady of Good Counsel Church
Marysville
Keeler
St. Mary's
St. Charles Seminary
Overbrook
Philadelphia
North American College
Vatican City
Rome
Pontifical Gregorian University
George L. Leech
Vatican Ecumenica
First photos show Thresher submarine in one piece
Boston reports released photographs from the Conrad show the Thresher resting upright on the Atlantic seabed at 850 feet. Captain Frank A. Andrews and Dr. J. Lamar Worzel described the images for the Pentagon and a Navy court of inquiry. The submarine, valued at 45 million, disappeared April 10 with 29 aboard off the New England coast.
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Boston
UPL
Thresher
Atlantic
Conrad
Frank A. Andrews
J. Lamar Worzel
Lamont Geological Observatory
Columbia University
Andrews
Worzel
Pentagon
Navy
Portsmouth
N.H
Naval Shipyard
New England
Continand
Kennedy Macmillan Press Khrushchev For Test Ban
Kennedy and Macmillan urge Khrushchev to study on site inspections for a nuclear test ban. Washington reports say progress remains uncertain while U S and Britain push scientific clarification of detection methods. Khrushchev's reply is expected to weigh espionage concerns against verification needs.
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Washington
Kennedy-Macmillan
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
U.S
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Walter Dies at 69 Longtime House Power
UPI reports Representative Francis E. Walter of Pennsylvania died Friday from leukemia at age 69. In Congress since 1933, he ranked seventh in seniority among Democrats and chaired key committees on immigration and the Un American Activities panel.
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Walter
Washington
UPI
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
House
Judiciary
Committee On UN
Pope John XXIII Bats Deathbed Crisis With Brief Revival
Pope John XXIII, nearing death from peritonitis and a stomach growth, briefly emerged from a coma and spoke to relatives and prelates. He blessed those present and thanked doctors, delivering a sentence of faith as Vatican officials reported mixed hopes for his recovery and ongoing vigil.
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Pope John
Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Jesus
Lawie Sven
Vatican Radio
Holy Father
Apostolic Palace
May sets records of cold and drought in region
May 1963 went down as one of the coldest and driest Mays on record with temperatures averaging 58 degrees, 3.2 below normal, and rainfall well below expectations. The weather pattern mirrors 1941 and crops in several Pennsylvania counties felt the effect though Lebanon was not listed among them. The month featured a high of 89 and a low of 34 with a chilly stretch late in the month.
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Daily News
United States
Mercury
Pennsylvania
Lebanon
Toll Rises From East Pakistan Cyclone Devastation
Reports from Dacca show East Pakistan cyclone death toll potentially over 10,000 with officials forecasting 10 000 to 15 000 and two million homeless. Chittagong area toll 1 206. offshore islands swept by tidal waves amid wide destruction along a 178 mile Bay of Bengal stretch.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
UPI
Bay of Bengal
Chittagong
Here
Feni
Cox's Bazar
Step-Brothers Admit Derailing Freight Train
Two city boys aged 7 and 10 admitted throwing a railroad switch that derailed a 120-car freight train near the Lincoln Avenue crossing. They were released to parental custody to await a juvenile court hearing.
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John W. Feather
Reading Railroad
Feather
Lincoln Avenue
Eighth
Eleventh Avenues
Daughter Named To Inherit Estate Of Mrs Ehrgott
Estate settlements filed in the Municipal Building reveal Marie M Ehrgott of South Lebanon Township as heir to her mother Marie A Ehrgott who died May 20 at Myers town. The estate at 620 S Lincoln Ave is valued at 5 000 to 10 000 with multiple properties.
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Marie M. Ehrgott
Marie A. Ehrgott
Ehrgott
South
Lebanon Township
Myerstown
S. Lincoln Ave
Ehhrgott
Sarah McEwen
Marjorie ©. Schnure
William H. Brower
Jersey Shore
Weible Estate
John H. Weible
North Lebanon Township
Oliver J. Weible
Oliver
Henry
Edith I. Brandt
Schaefferstown
Wayne K. Doster
Cinderella A. Rank
Noster
Hank
Fifth St
Members of Friendship Fire Co to view body Sunday
Members of Friendship Fire Company will meet at the Fire Hall at 7 o'clock Sunday evening to view the body of William H. Hiller.
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Friendship Fire Co
William. H. Hiller
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