Kennedy Deploys Troops Under Law Though Alabama Fights
President Kennedy sent federal troops to Alabama under Title 10, Section 333, Paragraph 1, a post Civil War era law. Governor Wallace argues the act violates Article IV and the Constitution but Justice Department lawyers say other constitutional provisions authorize federal action.
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Washington
Kennedy
Alabama
George Wallace
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Justice Department
Wallace
U.S
South School Pupils Tour Monroe Evening Times Postoffice
South School students from the Temra Graae class toured The Monroe Evening Times and the Postoffice yesterday as part of a social studies unit on communications. Guided by teacher Miss Gertrude Erb the group included Suzanne LeCleare Sandra Power Laura Robertson and 24 other pupils.
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Te Tmra Graae
South School
Monroe Evening Times
Postoffice Yesterday
Gertrude Erb
Suzanne LeCleare
Sandra Power
Laura Robertson
Michelle Elliott
Curtis Lindsay
Julie Miller
Tonya DeRemer
Ann Messerli
Diane Schuler
Bob Burgi
Douglas Gruenewald
Randy Schilt
Gary Hendrickson
Douglas Dunn
Cathy Goerlit
Bjorklund Appointed Beloit's Police Chief
Capt. Howard Bjorklund aged 35 and with the Beloit police since 1953 was named chief on Tuesday, succeeding George Griffin who retired. Capt. Howard Skinner 43, the other candidate, was promoted to inspector.
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Beloit
Howard Bjorklund
Police Department
George Griffin
Howard Skinner
Red Crops Improve in China Trade Talk
Tokyo report says a Japanese trade association director quotes Communist Chinese officials claiming better harvests have removed China’s need to import food grains from abroad.
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Tokyo
China
Cooper Sees Faith Important to All
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. Astronaut L Gordon Cooper Jr says religion is important in all we do and should not be relied on only in emergencies He notes faith guides his life and space project as well as other undertakings.
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Cape Canaveral, Fla
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Writing Contest Starts in State by WRWA
The Wisconsin Regional Writers Association opens its annual contest with over 300 dollars in prizes and jade rings. Eligibility includes WRWA members and new joiners a week before submission, with limits on manuscripts. Short stories capped at 5000 words, juvenile fiction 2000, articles 3000, plays one act, TV scripts under one hour.
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Wisconsin
Parley Between Soviet and Chinese Communists Delayed
A Moscow summit between Soviet and Chinese Communist parties set for May 28 has been postponed to June 18 to align with a proposed visit by a Chinese Communist delegation, signaling possible ideological discussions.
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RED
Moscow
Wisconsin Leader Backs McCarthy Dairy Plan
Gilbert C. Rohde, president of the Wisconsin Farmers Union, urged a Senate agriculture subcommittee to back Sen. Eugene McCarthy’s dairy proposal. He said the plan benefits all dairy farmers, includes direct payments and a 50 cent per hundredweight incentive while reducing surpluses with a 2.50 per hundredweight modern reduction, and could lift Wisconsin dairy income by 50 to 100 million dollars.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Farmers Union
Eugene McCarthy
Dminn
Gilbert C. Rhode
Wisconsin Farmers Union
Senate Agriculture
McCarthy
Rohde
General Ben Lear 84 Transferred for Checkup at Brooke
General Ben Lear, 84, was admitted to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio after transfer from a Memphis veterans hospital for a routine checkup. A Brooke spokesman said his condition is good.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ben Lear
Army
Brooke General Hospital
Brooke
Veterans Hospital
Memphis
Gulf of Mexico Reaches Depths Over 14 000 Feet
The report states the Gulf of Mexico extends to depths exceeding 14 000 feet. No additional context or contributing factors are provided.
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Gulf of Mexico
Weapons Outlay Sent to Kennedy
Washington bill authorize military purchases totaling more than 15.3 billion dollars clears Congress and goes to President Kennedy. House compromise reduces funding 44.4 million below the administration and Pentagon request while denying some 408 million of the proposed procurement. Senate cuts remain in RS70 reconnaissance aircraft program alongside broader reductions.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
White House
Pentagon
Lift Truck Strikes Wall. Operator Dies at Milwaukee Plant
Milwaukee Gear Co. worker John Griggs, 32, died after a forklift hit a doorway frame causing a cement wall section to collapse. He underwent surgery at St. Mary's hospital about two hours after the incident. Authorities say he was backing out of a doorway when the accident occurred.
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Milwaukee
John Griggs
Milwaukee Gear Co
St. Mary’s Hospital
Griggs
Sub Test Center Set for Bahamas
The United States to fund and operate a 95 million dollar Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center to be built near Andros Island in the Bahamas. Britain pays 420000 dollars annually for 20 years in exchange for access and research benefits. The facility sits in deep water east of Andros with a shore base at Fresh Creek and will be in international waters with minimal traffic and noise.
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Bahamas
Atlantic
AUTEC
United States
Britain
U.S
London
State Department
Andros i Staly
Banamas
Miami
Andros Island
Navy
City faces costly stop sign theft in Jacksonville
Jacksonville County commissioners seek ways to curb vandalism that uproots stop signs. Replacing torn signs costs four to five thousand dollars annually. Dial 325-5101 for information or assistance.
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Jacksonville
Fla
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