Wallace Defies Court Order at Alabama Campus
Gov. George Wallace arrived in Scaloosa Alabama to block the admission of two Negro students to the University of Alabama as President Kennedy urged restraint. Justice Department officials prepared federal security aid and accompany the students Vivian Malone and James Hood to ensure orderly compliance with the court order.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
Scaloosa
Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Kennedy
Wallace
White House
Washington
Department of Justice
Tuscaloosa
31St Division
Mississippi
Alabama
Justice Department
Vivian Malone
James A. Hood
John Doar
Payton Norville
Northern District of
Macon Weaver
U.S
Nicholas Katzen
Connally to Reveal Plan on State Budget Bill Tonight
Gov John Connally will outline his stance on the $3.14 billion state budget in a 9:30 PM statewide speech. He has clashed with legislative leaders over funding for higher education, saying the proposed appropriation shortchanges the educational program.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
Astin
John Connally
Connally
House Senate
Appropriations Conference Committee
Arlington Chamber of ‘Commerce
Kennedy signs equal pay bill amid push for child care
President Kennedy signed a landmark equal pay law to end wage disparities between men and women for the same work. He urged more day care centers and higher tax deductions for such care as the act takes effect within a year, covering about 8 million women and 27 million workers under current minimum wage rules. Some sectors like hotels and agriculture are excluded.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Labor Department
UBBOCK Trustees OK Teacher Resignations and Pay Hikes
The UBBOCK school board accepted 119 resignations, hired 15 for 1963 64, and approved pay raises for Dr Ishmael Hill 1500 annually and Eck Curtis 750 annually. They also approved a general upgrade of teacher salaries and a new contract form allowing deferred annuity purchases. The resignations plus 11 retirements create 130 vacancies.
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Ubbock
A. W
Andy) Eckert
Minneapolis, Minn
Nat Williams
Ishmael Hill
Eck Curtis
Williams
Olton Mayor Race Reversal Names New Leader
In Olton the April mayoral contest reversed after a district court hearing. Judge Pat Boone Jr. ruled five absentee ballots legal and found six others invalid, leaving Thomas with 188 votes and Wilson with 287. The decision followed a claim that several voters were ineligible and cited a new statute approving city secretary handling absentee ballots.
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Olton
W. FE
Bill
Thomas
Jlton
154Th District Court
Littlefield
Gene Wilson
Gene Owen
Plainview
Pat Boone Jr
Wilson
James A. Gowdy
Gowdy
Bee Champ Casey Charness Jr Meets Vice President at Capitol
Lubbock spelling champion Casey Charness Jr 13 met Vice President Lyndon Johnson during a Capitol Hill visit after a luncheon in the House restaurant. Casey and his party toured the Capitol with Rep George Mahon and staff, expressing pride and confidence about his upcoming nationals.
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Emil Carmichael
Avalanche-Journal
Ashington
Casey Charness Jr
29Th St
Kelly
Capitol
George Mahon
House of Representatives
Casey
Lubbock
Rep. Mahon
Capitol Hill
Mayflower
United States
Damaging Twisters Hit Texas and Indiana Storms
Severe weather lashed Texas and Indiana with several tornadoes and high winds. A small tornado unroofed a Ponder school gym in Texas, while Denton lost plate glass windows and power lines. In Indiana, a Porter County tornado damaged Valparaiso industry and a supermarket. Eagle Pass also reported 13 snapped power poles.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
Anadoes
Texas
Indiana
Ponder
Dallas
Midwest
Flint
Mich
Hemisphere
Denton
North
Department of Public Safety
Eagle Pass
Stephens
Eastland
Comanche
Porter County
Valparaiso
Idler quote on debts and world’s owe
A philosophical remark states that a man who believes the world owes him faces the toughest debt to collect, highlighting a cynical view of entitlement. The line appears in a miscellaneous page of editorials and features.
Mountain Scout truck crash kills eight youths and leaders
Eight Boy Scouts and two leaders along with a woman reporter died when an open-bed farm truck rolled over on a steep dirt road near Escalante Utah. Thirty five others were injured as the convoy headed to Hole-in-the-Rock for a Utah scouting outing.
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Boy Scouts
United Press International
Scalante
Utah
Here
Provo
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of ‘Latter-Day Saints
Salt Lake
Highway Patrol
Panguiteh
Richfield
Kansas
Cedar City
Parowan
Escalante
Pan Vuiteh
Hole-in-the-Rock
Merlin Shaw
Pleasant View
Lake Powell
Glen Canyon Dam
Arizona
Today's Prayer for Mutual Aid and Faith
A devotional verse urges helping one another through shared burdens. It asks for friendly aid and care, building up the community, increasing faith, confirming hope, and seeking protection in divine love.
Moon Shot Value Questioned by Leading U S Scientists
A Senate Space Committee hearing drew a split among Nobel laureates over the value of manned space flight. Kush and Abelson urged caution or skepticism about moon missions, while Carey and Pittendath backed exploration with scientific safeguards despite concerns about equipment and risk.
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Ashington
Senate Space Committee
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ir. Polykarp Kush
Columbia University
Harold Carey
University of California
Philip A. Abelson
Geophysical Labora
Tory
Carnegie Institution
NASA
Cos Pittendiath
Princeton University
Kusch
Abelson
City Eyes Record Budget for 1963 64
City commissioners opened study of a proposed 13 083 951 budget for the 1963 64 fiscal year. The plan would be a record expenditure with no tax increase expected. Mayor Jack Strong noted at least one applicant for city manager and that formal steps will follow hearings and tax rate setting.
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Jerry Hall
Avalanche-Journal
Jack Strong
Clifton
Weather Update for Lubbock and Viewty
Partly cloudy forecast with widely scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Southeasterly winds around 12 mph. High temperatures expected in the low to mid 90s.
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Lubbock and
Viewty
Soatherby
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