Bond Denied in Walker Psychiatric Exam Fight
Former Major General Edwin A. Walker, central to the Ole Miss admission protest, was ordered into psychiatric testing in a federal prison. Attorneys plan to seek habeas corpus or injunction in Tulsa court, arguing the move blocks bail while Walker remains in custody.
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Associated Press
Pringfield
Edwin A. Walker
University of Mississippi
U.S. District Court
Walker
U.S. Medical Center
Oxford
Miss
Border Patrol
U.S
F. Russell Millin
Kansas City
Claude Clayton
Millin
Clyde J. Watts
Walker's
Corps of Attorneys
U.S. Dist
John W. Oliver
Mishap At Crossing Near Idalou
A San Antonio man James Joseph Dailey 25 died when his light foreign made convertible collided with a Fort Worth and Denver train six miles north of Idalou on Highway 400 late Tuesday night. The southbound car struck the northwestbound freight at an intersection near Heckville after 10 p.m. Wreckage scattered along the tracks.
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San Antonio
Idalou
James Joseph Dailey
Oblat St
Fort Worth & Denver
Heckville
Government Issues Money as Credit Card Substitute
A government issued article presents money as a convenient substitute for credit cards. The piece explains practical use, benefits, and potential pitfalls of relying on cash equivalents for everyday purchases.
Train derails amid schoolchildren trip near Kroonstad
A train carrying school children derailed near Kroonstad in the Orange Free State on Tuesday. Authorities report at least 17 Africans killed and 40 injured with many casualties.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPS
Kroonstad
Orange Free State
Army shifts 3600 paratroopers from Oxford amid Meredith enrollment
In a surprise move 3600 paratroopers were moved from Oxford overnight to Millington Tennessee and Columbus Mississippi to regroup forces as 11000 troops remain for James Meredith's enrollment at Ole Miss. Riots had rattled the area and federal marshals ensured Meredith's second day of classes despite widespread absences.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
Ford, Miss
Oxford
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Army Public Information
U.S. Naval Air Station
Millington
Tenn
Columbus
Miss
Meredith
Ole Miss
Houston
Barnett
Train Hits Car In South Plains. 128th Road Death This Year
A collision near mile 20 of the yard caused two train cars to derail as age and personal belongings lay along 250 yards of track. E W Burkett and Joe Crowley reported the auto approached from the left and lights were off before impact at about midnight. Dailey, from Randall County, died. the Volkswagen driver marked the 128th traffic fatality on the South Plains this year, compared with 112 in 1961 and 98 in 1959.
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E. W. Burkett
Childress
Burkett
Joe Crowley
Amarillo
Crowley
Dailey
South Plains
Plains
Randall County
Secret file found in Dallas ties weapons to Walker aide
Authorities studied a card file on Ashland F. Burchwell, a Dallas aide to Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, showing coded member identities and listed firearms. Burchwell, arrested for speeding, claimed he planned to take guns to Oxford Mississippi amid riot protests. The FBI and city police probed the file as arraignment was postponed.
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Dallas
Ashland F. Burchwell
Edwin A. Walker
Dallas Times Herald
Burchwell
Oxford
Miss
U.S
W. Madden Hill
FBI
Walker
Germany
Irving
Refugee Makes 98 Foot Dive for West Berlin Freedom
A 26 year old East German coal miner identified as Peter M. escaped to West Berlin by diving 98 feet from a Humboldt Barge Harbor bridge into a border canal and swimming over 200 yards to the British sector. He drank schnaps for courage, mised direction, and then completed his 180 yard canal swim to safety after a tense pursuit.
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West Berlin
Peter M
Humboldt Barge
East Germany
East Berlin
Cottbus
Tampa youth charged in armed robbery during test drive
A 19 year old Tampa defendant Kenneth Keup was charged with felony theft and armed robbery after a Slaton intercept followed a test drive at Fiesta Motors. A Slaton woman faces murder charges in a separate knife killing on a Slaton street.
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Vaughn Hendrie
Avalanche-Journal
Tampa, Fla
Slaten
Lubbock
Slaton
Lubbock County
Kenneth Keup
Keup
Tampa City
FBI
Solons Agree On Postal Rate Hike and Pay Rise
Senate House conferees reach a bill lifting postal rates by 605 million dollars yearly and granting a 1.049 billion dollar pay boost to 1.6 million federal workers. Rate increases begin January 7. civil servants gain 9.6 percent and postal workers 11.2 percent in two steps. Senate and House must approve the conferees’ pact.
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Washington (Ap
Senate‘House
Civil Service
Senate
House
Dodgers and Giants clash in deciding NL playoff game
Dodgers and Giants meet in Los Angeles for the third game of the National League playoff at 2 p m CST after the Dodgers tied the series 1 1 with an 8 7 comeback win in the ninth inning on Tuesday. Page 1 Sec C has details and photos.
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Doris Day
Redhot Dodger
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles
OS Angeles
San Francisco
Giants
Sec. C
Europe May View Blastoff On Atlas Flight
The Atlas rocket carrying Walter M. Schirra Jr. aims for six orbits around Earth with a go countdown. Telstar relay would bring live European TV coverage across 17 countries if weather and timing permit.
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Avalanche-Journal News
APE Canaveral
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Daisey
Project Mercury
Walter Williams
Paul Haney
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Haney
T-Bloc
Telstar
Williams
NASA
Paris
Europe
U.S
Polio Drive To Continue In Lubbock County
Lubbock residents may receive Sabin Type III oral polio vaccine as the Polio Sundays plan continues. Dr. T H Holmes announced after the Lubbock Crosby County Medical Society meeting, with Type II dates shifted and Type III scheduled for the third round. The vaccine remains available to all willing participants. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry noted differing views among experts on Type III, while Sabin defended past limitations on adult use.
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Ubbock
Lubbock-Crosby County Medical Society
T. H. Holmes
The
Society
Holmes
U. S
Lubbock
Washington
Luther L. Terry
Terry
Albert B. Sabin
University of Cincinnati
Sabin
Prayer for forgiveness and guidance by Anonymous
A short devotional prayer asks for forgiveness for faults and failings in daily life. It pleads for mercy when straying from God's will and asks for steadfast love and guidance to support others.
Satellite to Test Radiation Bests U. S.
Explorer 14 launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a Thor-Delta rocket to study solar radiation effects on Earth, including weather and communications, and to assess hazards for future deep space missions. The 89-pound satellite is expected to loop 53,000 miles from Earth before returning, with a around 31 hour orbit.
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Associated Press
Ape Canaveral
Fla
Explorer
Earth
Robert Gray
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Gray
Space Agency
Goddard Space Flight Center
Space
U. S
Globe
van Allen
Weather summary for several Southwest cities
Precipitation, high and low temperatures reported for 24 hours ending at midnight. Cities include Abilene Dallas Roswell Denver El Paso Albuquerque Houston Amarillo Oklahoma City and Fort Worth with varying readings. Data appears partial and may reflect differing city codes and stations.
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el Paso
Albuquerque
Houston
Amarillo
Okla City
Dallas
Roswell
Denver
W. Falls
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