King's Non Violent Fight to Break Segregation Gains Power
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Cleveland urges a non violent strategy to desegregate, saying it disarms opponents and rests on a love ethic. He addresses about 1,500 at St Paul Church and later speaks to thousands at Cory Methodist Church while on a fund raising trip.
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Shuffle Follows Minow Resignation From FCC
President Kennedy picks 34 year old E William Henry to replace Minow as FCC chair as the reshuffle spreads to five posts. Minow resigns effective June 1 to join Encyclopaedia Britannica Inc. Henry sees green shoots in the wasteland of television and urges broadcaster responsibility to the public.
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Guilty Verdicts Issued In Princeton Campus Riot
Eight Princeton University students pleaded guilty and five were found guilty on charges linked to last Tuesday's campus riot in Princeton New Jersey. One student had charges dismissed. Sentencing set for Thursday. Defendants include Kenneth A Perko Jr of Shaker Heights Ohio and Marshall T Morgan of Okeana Ohio.
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Okeana
Pope Voices Woes Over Slavic Lands In Letter
At Vatican City Pope John XXII decries the "sad ness and afflictions" in Communist-dominated Slavic lands in an apostolic letter to Slavic bishops. He renews calls for Christian unity, prays for unity with Eastern churches, and asks prayers for preserving Christianity among Slavic peoples, noting hope for rulers' changed attitudes. The Latin letter Magnifici Eventus bears May 11, Cyril and Methodius feast day, saints revered as apostles of the Slavs.
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Honolulu Flood Ties Up City After Heavy Rain
Islanders began mopping up after flooding rainwaters Tuesday. The two hour deluge dumped up to six inches in Honolulu and other communities on Oahu. The storm killed a child and displaced about 75 families as communications and hospital links were disrupted across the island.
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Ohio House to vote on Golden Age Villages bill
The Ohio House planned to approve a bill authorizing the construction of Golden Age Villages to house thousands of elderly patients in state hospitals. The measure, backed by Gov. James A. Rhodes, would create a building commission financed by revenue bonds.
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Ily
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French General Warns US May Abandon Europe in War
In Brussels retired French General Pierre M. Gallois said the United States might not defend Europe if an atomic war occurred. He, an adviser to President de Gaulle, claimed US policy has shifted toward strategic abandonment stripping Europe of nuclear arms.
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United States
Europe
Pierre M. Gallois
Charles de Gaulle
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Body of James Reischman Found Near Hospital Creek
The body of 49 year old James S. Reischman of Barnesville was found along Wills Creek near Cambridge State Hospital about four hours after he was first reported missing. He was a patient at the facility.
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Ohio
James S. Reischman
Barnesville
Cambridge State Hospital
Wills Creek
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