Some Do Some Don't Boycott Fails In Alabama Schools
AP report from Birmingham notes varied reactions to school integration in Alabama. In Tuskegee a white boycott collapses as all white students transfer or enroll elsewhere while Black students attend. Ramsay High and Graymont Elementary show little absenteeism. Birmingham area protests collect dozens of arrests as crowds confront police but soon subside. Overall attendance in nine desegregated schools across four cities runs about 85 percent of normal.
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Rex Thomas
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Tuskegee
National States Rights Party
West End
Midfield
Ramsay High
Graymont
Huntsville
Mobile
Fischer
Democrats Propose $11.1 Billion Tax Cut Plan
The House Ways and Means Committee outlines a proposed 11.1 billion dollar tax cut as vital to the economy, claiming it would spur investment balance the budget cut unemployment and reduce the balance of payments deficit. Republicans counter with charges of deficits and limited benefit to individuals, planning to attach spending restraints to the second installment of the cut.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Two Sharp Earthquakes Hit San Francisco Area
AP reports two sharp rolling earthquakes shook a 100 mile coastal area in Northern California. The first quake struck Hollister at 12 46 p m with dust and rock slides across Chittenden Pass south and east of the town. San Francisco and Oakland felt the tremor and Gilroy reported a particularly sharp jolt lasting up to a minute.
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San Francisco
California
Hollister
Chittenden Pass
Santaa Clara Valley
San Jose
Oakland
Gilroy
Hope Is Strong Quints Will Be First In U.S.
Five quintuplets born to Mrs. Andrew Fischer in Aberdeen South Dakota were baptized and confirmed by Bishop Lambert Hoch. The boy is James Andrew with four Mary girls. Parents and doctors call the first 72 hours crucial as the infants, born two months early, are cared for in isolettes. President Kennedy sent a telegram of congratulations.
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Quints
Andrew Fischer
Aberdeen, S. D
U.S
Aberdeen
S.D
Lambert Hoch
James Berbos
United States
James Andrew
Mary
South Dakota
Kennedy
Newport
R.1
Bi partisan push to bring limited test ban to vote
Senate leaders vow new bid this week after two failed attempts to advance the limited nuclear test ban treaty toward ratification. Key figures Mansfield and Dirksen seek to move from debate to ratification, amid GOP and Democratic tensions and opposition from Thurmond. The issue hinges on reservations from Long and Goldwater and a Russell amendment, with Dodd proposing five understandings.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Momeona
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russia
Thomas J Dodd
D-Conn
Jets Crash Three Airmen Missing in Pacific Collision
SAN FRANCISCO AP Three Air Force men in two jet planes collide over the Pacific during a war game maneuver Friday night. Planes and boats searched 5,000 square miles of ocean Saturday but found no sign of the missing fliers. A Coast Guard cutter recovered a wing tank 100 miles northwest of San Francisco identified as part of the F102 jet interceptor flown by Capt. George Perrin. Perrin 24 of Denver, Capt. Richard R. Broehm 31 of Fondulac Wis, and Capt. Bernard F. Daugherty 35 of Jacksonville N C based at Travis Air Force Base were involved. radar indicated the figures merged and vanished and radio contact with shore units was lost.
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San Francisco
Air Force
Pacific
Coast Guard
George Perrin
Denver Perrin
Richard R. Broehm
Fondulac
Wis
Bernard F. Daugherty
Jacksonville
N.C
Travis Air Force Base
Downtown Middletown overrun by grass and weeds
A photo caption notes unsightly growth thriving on sidewalks and around posts just a block from Middletown's downtown core, highlighting neglected urban spaces and the need for maintenance. The item appears on page 37 with related notes on other pages.
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Middletown
Kennedys Golf At Newport With Bradlees
President and Mrs Kennedy played 13 holes at Newport Country Club after sailing aboard the Honey Fitz with Mr and Mrs Ben Bradlee. Kennedy, sidelined by back trouble, used an electric cart as a concession to his back, delivering a strong drive on the 10th tee despite soreness.
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Newport
R.I
Kennedy
Kennedys
Ben Bradlee
Washington
Newport Country Club
White House
Man electrocuted amid brush fire investigation in Ohio
EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio AP Roger S Fitzsimmons 52 of Rogers 15 miles north was electrocuted Friday afternoon when a sagging power line touched his head during a brush fire inquiry Wayne Dillon 40 a neighbor was burned on the foot helping Fitzsimmons and is in fair condition at City Hospital.
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East
Liverpool
Ohio
Roger S. Fitzsimmons
Rogers
Here
Wayne Dillon
Fitzsimmons
City Hospital
Civilians Take Over Controls At Noon Monday
Martial law in South Viet Nam ends at noon Monday as civilian agencies resume all administrative functions. President Ngo Dinh Diem announced the move amid growing student unrest that has reached Dalat Bien Hoa and Vinh Long with about 3000 arrests and detention camps. United States and United Nations observations welcome steps toward normalcy in a war against Communist guerrillas.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
National Assembly
United States
Diem
Mrs Nhu challenges UN on spot Viet Nam inquiry
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu urged the United Nations to conduct an on the spot inspection of South Viet Nam amid the Buddhist crisis. She doubted U N approval, warned a precedent would harm internal affairs, and tearfully urged U S aid to Viet Nam not be cut, saying reporters have no right to drop aid.
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
South Viet Nam
United Nations
Boris Boskovic
U.S
Viet Nam
U.N
South
Kennedy Undergoes Minor Surgery in Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy, father of the President, had a minor skin lesion operation at New England Baptist Hospital in Boston. He was flown from Hyannis Port for the procedure and returned the same day. He is 75 and suffered a stroke in 1961.
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Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
New England Baptist Hospital
Hyannis Port
Kennedy
Next Generation Bakes Cakes Like Mother Used To
A lighthearted note says ready mixes will evolve and the next generation will bake cakes as mothers did, with confidence in modern convenience and tradition coming together.
Viet Nam declares extended emergency amid crackdowns
Smaller outbreaks are reported in Bien Hoa and Vinh Long as martial law nears two years in effect. The president may rule by decree under the state of emergency while censorship remains. A night curfew and army supervision grip Saigon, with press restrictions continuing on major news.
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Bien Hoa
Saigon
Vinh Long
Mekong River
Viem
Diems
Viet Nam
Saigon Professor Freed Amid University Hospital Strike
Reliable sources say police released Prof. Dae Dae Hoanh of the University of Saigon medical faculty along with his wife and daughter who were detained on antigovernment suspicions. The release ended a four-hospital strike by doctors and interns in the faculty's hospitals.
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Dae Dae Hoanh
University of Saigon
Hoanh
Faculty of Medicine
Valachi Declared Mentally Ill by Psychiatrist
Philadelphia Bulletin reports Joseph Valachi was found mentally ill by Dr Harry Lipton a week before the government brought him under protection. Lipton examined Valachi two weeks after he killed a fellow prisoner at Atlanta Federal Penitentiary and Valachi, serving 20 years for narcotics, has supplied the FBI with information on the Cosa Nostra.
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Chiatrist
Joseph Valachi
United States
Philadelphia Bulletin
Atlanta
Harry R. Lipton
Valachi
Federal Penitentiary
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Valachie
Ganized Crime Syndicate
Cosa Nostra
Our Thing
Bulletin
Edwin 0. Guthman
Justice Department
Public Information
Washington
Wasachi
FBI
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D-La
Dean Rusk
Foreign Relations Committee
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cuba
Germany
Stanley Steamer
Wiener
Og Valley News
Man
State Department
Dalat
Bientia
Mrs. Nhu
Maithripala Senanayake
Nhu
Guerrilas
Philadelphia
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