Trial May Be Later Court Sets Barnett Hearing
A federal appeals court ordered Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson Jr. to show cause by February 8 why they should not be held in criminal contempt for blocking James Meredith's admission to the University of Mississippi. The court left the case with itself, noting possible heavy fines or imprisonment if they fail to answer the four counts. The actions stem from blocking Meredith’s enrollment amid deadly riots and federal troops.
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Paul B. Johnson Jr
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
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Leon Jaworski
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NATO Meet On Nuclear Forces Set In Paris Talks
Washington AP report says Under secretary of State George W. Ball will travel to Paris to launch talks on forming an Allied nuclear force for Europe under NATO. Kennedy aims to decide this year on a Nassau pact step to supply NATO with Polaris missiles and allied bomber forces under NATO control led by General Lemnitzer. Ball will urge unity against unilateral national nuclea rization while pressing for alliance oversight and details on bomber force sharing.
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George W. Ball
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Europe
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Dean Rusk
NATO Ambassaoor
Thomas K. Finletter
Palm Beach
Fla
NATO Council
Britain
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U.S
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
France
Miami
Fila
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Second National Front of
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Fidel
Armando Fleites
Alpha 66
Fleites
New York
Philadelphia
Juan Francisco Beach
Las Villages
Caribbean
Superintendent Of Schools Resigns Post
Morehouse Parish School Superintendent W C Hohmann resigned accepted by the parish school board at its regular meeting He will stay until June 30 the resignation takes effect He said he could serve better in other areas and has no immediate plans After voting unanimously to accept the resignation C G Rolfe and Dollar were reelected president and vice president Bernie Turner was installed as a new member
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Morehouse Parish
W. C. Hohmann
Hohmann
Max Dollar
Jeff Fontenot
C. G. Rolfe
Dollar
Bernie Turner
Ward 7
Mail Rate Hike Begins Monday
Washington AP reports starting Monday postal rates rise by a penny, increasing first class mail from four to five cents per ounce and post cards from three to four cents. Air mail climbs from seven to eight cents per ounce. Second, third, and fourth class rates also rise, with some increases spread over three years, expected to generate about 600 million dollars in extra revenue.
Peruvian junta claims vast Communist plot crushed
President Godoy's military regime announces the seizure of a large Communist plot allegedly financed by Moscow Prague and Havana. Over 300 suspected conspirators arrested as civil guarantees are suspended allowing arrests and home searches without warrants. Zonal commanders take over political duties nationwide.
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Lima
Peru
Ricardo Perez Godoy
Moscow
Prague
Havana
Portuguese Aid In Katanga Rearming Drive
Kolwezi Katangan Cabinet source says Portuguese authorities in Angola are helping Moise Tshombe rearm for a stand against U.N. troops. Mercenary units brought a train with ammunition weapons and four tank cars of gasoline from Lobito through Kolwezi to Elisabethville. Authorities in Angola are said to be assisting Tshombe for continued fighting.
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Kolwezi
Angola
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Lobite
Elisabethville
Katangan
Tshombe
United Nations
Katanga
Avalanches isolate dozen towns in Aosta Valley
In the Aosta Valley on Saturday night, avalanches released large snow masses from Monte Crammont above Pre Saint Didier, blocking roads to Courmayeur. Avalanche guards and snowplows were deployed as a precaution for further slides.
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Aosta
Italy
Aosta Valley
Monte Crammont
Pre Saint Didier
Courmayeur
Drastic ROTC Cuts Proposed By McNamara
Washington sources say McNamara will urge major ROTC reform including ending high school ROTC, removing compulsory ROTC in land grant colleges, and cutting four year programs to two. Potential annual savings are cited though opposition from colleges with long standing ROTC traditions is expected.
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Reserve Officer Training Corps
Congress
Defense
Senate
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Army
Air Force
Navy
Armed Services
Chuckle Glasses Claim Hidden Style Boost
A lighthearted note suggests Chuckle Glasses may not make a man smarter but can enhance appearance. The quirky item promises a confidence upswing and a playful take on eyewear fashion.
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Hiny
Evans Named To Lead Monroe Civic Improvement Project
The Monroe City Council on Saturday appointed Robert H. Evans to administer the $11,250,000 public improvement program approved by property owners last November. Evans will oversee planning, budgeting, and execution of the project across the city.
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Monroe
Robert H. Evans
Monroe officials seek administrator for large program
At a meeting with Commissioners H. W. McSherry and William Rodriguez and Chamber of Commerce leaders, Mayor W. L. Howard announced the need for an administrator to manage a major program. Evans, a former Olin Mathieson packaging executive, will head the post with strong civic and business support.
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William Rodriguez
Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Seagin Jr
Grayson Guthrie
The
Central Savings Bank
R. L. Vanderpool
Ouachita National Bank
W. L. Howard
Howard
Evans
Citizens Advisory Committee
States May Accept New Guard Plan
Washington AP two governors spokesmen say most states will accept a one step Army National Guard and Reserve reorganization to match the Regular Army. Army says plan to be complete before summer. Governor Vandiver Georgia chairs, Rosellini Washington says majority may accept with minor edits. Vandiver group urges Congress authorize 400000 average strength for the National Guard, opposing end strength wording for 1963.
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Army
Cyrus Vance
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Vance
Ernest Vandiver
Georgia
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Katanga Crisis Deepens as Katangese March on Elisabethville
U N sources report Katanga Interior Minister Munongo reforming the Katangese gendarmerie and leading 1,000 troops toward Elisabethville. Radio Free Katanga says UN forces have resumed major advances toward Tshombe’s headquarters at Kolwezi and Jadotville as tensions flare near the Rhodesian border.
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Katanga
Congo Pi
Godefroid Munongo
Moise Tshombe
U. N
Radio Free Katanga
Jadotville
Kolwezi Kolwezi
Sakania
Rho
Desia
Flisfoam
Wahsaviabethville
United Nations
Red Cross
Mulunghishi
Ngu' Ba
Munongo
Tshombe
Cloudy Twin Cities Weather Outlook Continues
The weatherman says cloudy conditions will persist today in the Twin Cities with a diminishing chance of showers by noon. Highs reach 48 to 56 degrees and tonight’s low near 35 to 40, with cloud cover lasting through tonight and into Monday. Monday looks warmer in the afternoon. Saturday’s high was 55 and low 48.
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Twin Cities
Senator Soaper Comments On Mona Lisa Care
The scene features a senator noting the Mona Lisa’s tender treatment while colleagues discuss automation. A second observer expects machines to prompt a demand for human labor again as blurred drugstore snapshots reveal sleepy youngsters. The pundits forecast a new Congress split between hardline partisans and allies.
Yawing Habits Explained In Everyday Interactions
A brief note suggests yawning is often a reflex when people momentarily fail to regulate their surroundings. It implies social signaling tied to attentiveness and politeness in shared spaces.
Midwestern storm brings snow and freezing rain fields
United Press International reports a storm spreading from the midlands delivering sleet and freezing rain. Heavy snow accumulations hit Colorado and Wyoming while ice covered roads spread to Kansas and Missouri. A cold snap followed, with subzero spots in Colorado, and rain reached Texas and Tennessee. In Los Angeles volunteers fortified an earth slide area with sandbags after two homes were destroyed.
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