Fugitive Ortega Sought After Santa Fe Shooting
Bloodhounds track 19 year old Ortega through Sangre Mountains north of Santa Fe as state police cordon the area. Chief Martinez says the trail nearly confirms his location. three dogs work the route four miles from the city. Deputy Roybal was shot in the cheek. Ortega faces murder charges and insanity plea.
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Ole Miss student McDowell registers amid tense campus ties
McDowell, a Black graduate student, signs up for civil law, legal bibliography and legal history courses as federal troops reinforce Ole Miss campus after Meredith’s enrollment. Troops totaling about 27 truckloads from Fort Gordon, Georgia, arrive. crowds and police maintain a tense scene.
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McDowell
Meredith
Ft. Gordon
Columbus
Miss
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Doctor Calls for Longer Orbit Flight To Study Space Health
Houston based Dr. Charles A. Berry, medical operations chief at NASA's Manned Spacecraft Center, urges a longer orbital mission than Cooper's 34 hours to study zero gravity effects on bones and blood, including calcium loss and hypotension, suggesting a space station timeframe for extended observation.
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Tex
UPI
U.S
Charles A. Berry
United States
L. Gordon Cooper
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Manned Spacecraft Center
Berry
Israel Seeks Fur Industry Growth With Immigrant Labor
Beverly fur designer Lowell explains Israel aims to build a fur industry using immigrant needleworkers from the Middle East. The plan centers on transforming raw mink and fur into lightweight garments for European markets and tourism, with government support and training from Lowell.
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Errill Lowell
Lowell
Iin Israel
Babes
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Terrorists Identified as Members of a Group
Report notes that individuals described as terrorists were identified as members of a designated group. The brief item outlines their alleged affiliation and the authorities' stance on the organization involved.
Judge Enjoins Gov Enforcing Alabama University Admission
A federal judge in Birmingham enjoined Governor George C. Wallace from physically barring three Negro students from entering the University of Alabama next Monday. The injunction covers Wallace and all persons acting with him and aims to maintain law and order amid Wallace's vow to block integration, with no immediate change to his stance reported by his press secretary.
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Meredith
Law School
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Alabama
Seybourne H. Lynne
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Birmingham
Ala
UPD
Law and Order
Justice Department
Bill Jones
Republicans Back Civil Rights Bills Consensus Declared
The GOP issued a consensus statement by voice vote during a three hour session. Sen. Jacob Javits and liberal Republicans praised the pledge as reflecting an absolute majority of the 33 Republicans while omitting any pledge to support cloture. Kennedy’s civil rights proposals will go to Congress next week. The party asserted Lincoln era principles and urged protection of all citizens' rights without reference to race creed color or national origin.
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Kennedy views surface-to-surface missiles at White Sands
President Kennedy toured missile launch and defense facilities at White Sands New Mexico with Vice President Johnson joining the visit. He observed Pershing and other missiles in test firings and announced a plan to back a sonic commercial transport program.
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Slamin' Sam Tops Buick Open Field In Michigan
Slammin Sammy Snead, still a top contender at 51, leads a strong Buick Open field at Warwick Hills for a $52,000 prize. Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player sit out while Don Finsterwald Julius Boros and Tony Lema boost the lineup with recent wins and solid form.
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UPI
Grand Blanc
Mich
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Gary Player
Warwick Hills Country Club
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Flint Golf Club
Millions Bid Farewell to Pope John XXII at Rome
Vatican City observed a massive funeral procession for Pope John XXII with hundreds of thousands of mourners in St. Peter's and around Rome. Cardinals scheduled a secret conclave to elect his successor beginning June 19, with voting set for June 20 and potentially several ballots.
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United Press International
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Rome
John XXII
Catafalque
St. Peter’s
Vatican
John
Joseph Elmer Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
James Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
St. Peter
Gift registry guides wedding gift choices at stores
AUPI report explains how gift registries let couples list preferred china silver and glass with a consultant tracking purchases. Some registries expand to linens appliances and home furnishings aiding guests to buy exactly what couples want.
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New York
UPI
Chateaugay Refuses Belmont Workout Again
Kentucky Derby winner Chateaugay balked at a scheduled six furlong workout at Aqueduct for the Belmont Stakes. Jockey Braulio Baeza and trainer Jim Conway reported the horse ran three eighths well then stopped, with no physical ailment found. Conway planned another attempt Thursday to prepare for next Saturday’s race.
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UPI
NEW York
Chateaugay
Aqueduct
Belmont Park
Braulio Baeza
Jim Conway
Conway
Baeza
Tehran Bazaar Violence and Troop Firing
Eyewitness recounts troops in heavy tanks firing on rioters in a Tehran bazaar. One man died at point blank while others were struck, blood on the street as passersby fled. After a half hour, smoke cleared and the crowd dispersed with casualties unspecified.
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Tehran
Silver Purchase Act Repeal Prompts New Federal Notes
The bill frees Treasury silver reserves totaling 1.3 billion ounces to back the currency and allows issue of new $1 and $2 Federal Reserve notes. It replaces some silver-backed notes with gold-backed issues and repeals key Silver Purchase Act provisions designed to aid western silver miners.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve
Trimudex with Vitalon Weight Loss Promises
Advertises Trimudex with Vitalon as a safe, doctor free weight loss aid for men and women. Claims rapid one week fat reduction, appetite suppression, and no strict dieting or exercise. offers money back guarantee and refund policy via drug store.
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