Wallace Faces Federal Order At University Showdown
Wallace, Alabama governor, may be forced to allow two Negro students to enroll at the University of Mississippi under a federal court order. If he refuses, federal troops could be sent to enforce the admissions. Wallace spoke in Montgomery and Tuscaloosa amid guards and police, saying he expected no trouble but faced possible arrest if he clashes with the federal government.
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Hollywood Feud Sparks Public Slap Casings
Shirley MacLaine confronted columnist Mike Connolly at the Hollywood Reporter office after accusing him of inaccuracies about her life and career. The altercation included a slap that Connolly described as a “jove tap” and followed a broader dispute tied to Hal Wallis and a failed film agreement.
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Talks Set JFK SAYS Atmospheric Test Moratorium Announced
President Kennedy announced a mood of restraint on atmospheric nuclear tests as the US Britain and the USSR agreed to start high level talks in Moscow next month. Congress divided opinions as Dirksen questioned the plan while Humphrey urged careful planning and Mansfield called it a step toward peace.
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Oklahoma Senate Defeats Narcotics Control Bill
The Oklahoma Senate voted 32 to 7 against Speaker J. D. McCarty's bid to move narcotics oversight from the attorney general to the Health Department. Earlier, the conference appropriations committee approved the transfer. Durward Kirby noted for Candid Camera had a Purdue glee club anecdote.
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Monterey High Lacrosse Team Praised by UIL Official
At a Plainsman Hotel luncheon the Monterey High School baseball team received commendation from Rhea H. Williams UIL athletic director for exemplary conduct in a recent Austin tournament. Coach Bobby Moegle leads the squad as the board approves a $750 gas line change order for Atkins Junior High additions and announces numerous staff changes for 1963 64 including transfers and summer session selections.
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Mayflower II Good Year blimp wrecked by Michigan hurricane winds
The Good year blimp Mayflower II, last private use craft in the Western Hemisphere, was torn from its Bishop Airport mooring by hurricane-force winds. The empty airship, valued at 250000, had flown from Bishop for the Buick Open. No injuries were reported as Goodyear officials said the craft could be salvaged and returned to Akron for a new envelope, with operation to resume later this summer.
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Severe Midwest Storm Strikes Indiana and Surrounding States
A severe storm lashed Eliza Hebron Winamac and Camden Indiana with high winds and heavy rains. Downed trees blocked roads while civil defense volunteers checked in as windows were shattered at banks Coca Cola plants and stores. Lightning killed a woman in Michigan and injured others in Indiana. Winds up to 75 mph uprooted trees and damaged roofs as power lines fell and hospitals treated injuries.
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Texan finalists vie for bee crown national spelling finals
The national spelling bee finalists include 39 girls and 30 boys with multiple Texans among them Casey of Texas and others from El Paso Kingsville Houston Dallas San Antonio and Amarillo. The 1000 top prize plus trips and plaques are awarded with rounds starting at the Mayflower Hotel.
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Commissioners Review City Budget Potential Cuts Begin
Commissioners convened Monday to scrutinize each city department and justify expenses for the next year. The general fund leads disbursements at 6,029,921 with the police budget rising to 1,143,767 and fire at 1,100,974, followed by water and electric revenue and capital outlays with varied figures.
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Pilots End Strike at Icelandic Civil Airlines
A brief pilot strike at Icelandic Civil Airlines ended with pilots set to return to work immediately. Union officials and company representatives announced the settlement and resumption of flights amid resumed services.
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