Big Push On Ole Miss Set Use Of Troops Possible
Washington officials worked on an emergency proclamation to authorize federal troop use if needed to register James Meredith at the University of Mississippi. Officials hoped Gov. Ross Barnett would capitulate to federal court orders, but acknowledged little room for compromise and that the Constitution as interpreted by federal courts must be enforced.
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Kennedy
James H. Meredith
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Donovan Aims to Free Bay of Pigs Prisoners
Brooklyn lawyer James B. Donovan, negotiating with Cuban leader Fidel Castro, hopes to free in two weeks the 1,300 prisoners held since the Bay of Pigs invasion. Donovan, a Democratic Senate candidate, told Villanova law students he will not ransom the captives for cash.
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Castro
Senate
New York
Villanova University Law School
Seventeen Sabin centers open for mass polio immunization
Seventeen Sabin oral polio vaccine centers in Butler County operate from 10 30 a m to 4 p m today as the county launches its first mass immunization program. Type I serum is administered to all six weeks old and up except those previously given Sabin type I II or III in the last four months. No public makeup clinics for missed doses. Visitors may attend any nearby center in the Greater Middletown area.
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Jim Mills
Butler County
Lt Gov Johnson Faces Penalty Over Ole Miss Stand
In Oxford Mississippi Lt Gov Paul B Johnson faces contempt penalties for defying the federal courts by blocking James Meredith’s enrollment at Ole Miss. The 5th Circuit set daily fines of ten thousand for Barnett and five thousand for Johnson with potential jail if acting governor resists further. Paratroopers and hundreds of deputy marshals shape a looming federal intervention.
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U.S
New Orleans
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Paul B. Johnson
Meredith
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Ole Miss
Johnson
Barnett
U.S. Supreme Court
Kennedy On TV Tonight In Mississippi Crisis context
President Kennedy asked networks for time to address the nation on Sunday night as the Mississippi crisis over James Meredith intensifies. Attorney General Robert Kennedy and the White House canceled plans, signaling a push for peaceful federal action with marshals as a last resort.
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Chuckle Quote Sparks Cheerful Banter
A playful quip from Today's Chuckle features someone declaring they won’t comment unless positive, then delivering a notably upbeat line that elicits a warm reaction. The exchange centers on lighthearted praise and good humor.
Free rides to Sabin Center offered to all
Free transportation is available to anyone with no way to reach a Sabin center today. Two services operate to take people to and from the center. The Middletown Association of New Car Dealers runs a car service driven by Middletown Pacemakers members via Sabin Center calls. The Middletown Citizens Band Patrol donates cars with contact numbers 423-8408 or LE 9-9583.
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A Glance Inside Thirties Little Before Yesterday
The piece reviews the calm Thirties through nostalgic memory, contrasting it with later decades. Associated Press writer Hugh Mulligan reflects on the era in a feature on page 21 of today's Journal. A former Marine officer teaching Middletown High School history is spotlighted on page 23 by Fred Sennet.
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Berlin Deadlock Persists in East West Talks
United Nations New York AP British reports show Berlin deadlock continuing after latest East West discussions. President Kennedy to review world affairs with Rusk and Lord Home at lunch in Washington. Gromyko says no clear progress. Soviet demands linger with no stated deadline.
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U S Backing Caribbean Defense Pact Move
The United States intends to back Latin American efforts for a Caribbean defense organization to counter Soviet military expansion around Cuba. Foreign ministers of the OAS meet to consider a pact potentially including about 10 nations, with U S officials noting broad interest and urging a general consensus.
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Recall Of 2 Soviet Officials Is Sought
The United States demanded the recall of Evgeni Prokhorov and Ivan Vyrodov from the Soviet U N delegation after an FBI sting tied them to a case of trading U S defense manuals. The sailor Yeoman Cornelius Drummond faces conspiracy charges with diplomatic immunity shielding the two Russians from arrest.
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U.S
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Ivan Y. Vyrodov
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Mrs Roosevelt Enters Hospital for Checkup
Eleanor Roosevelt age 77 is in Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center New York for a checkup. A hospital spokesman said information will wait until tests are completed and no further details were released.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Oral sugar cube vaccine for most. drops for babies and diabetics
A vaccine is administered by mouth on a sugar cube to all recipients except babies and diabetics who receive drops.
Mass immunization planned at 17 Sabin centers
Butler County health officials announce 17 Sabin centers prepared to serve 117000 people with polio vaccine. A 100000 turnout is deemed a success, with 37343 schoolchildren already vaccinated. Three city centers expect 25700 visitors as duties for volunteers including doctors, nurses, police and civic groups proceed. Type I vaccines given earlier in Oxford area boost county coverage to about 62 percent on first mass attempt. Type II is under review and slated for December pending Public Health Service approval. Traffic plans are in place to manage five and a half hour operation at each center.
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Alexander Hitkow
Buttler County
Oxford
Hamilton County
Witkow
Butler County Medical Society
Butler County
Public Health Service
Nail blamed for fatal six-child fire in Indiana home
West Harrison Indiana authorities said a nail driven too close to wiring about a decade ago caused a blaze that killed six Colvin children in a two story frame house near the Indiana Ohio border. The victims, aged across the family, died of suffocation in upstairs bedrooms in the early Saturday fire.
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Ind
Walter Colvin
Columbus
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