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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
8
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Gov George Wallace vows to keep his covenant with the people as he defies a federal injunction blocking Negro enrollment at the University of Alabama and Huntsville campus. Federal troops could be deployed if Wallace surrounds facilities with state troopers. Vivian Malone James Hood and Dave McGlathery named in enrollment plans amid summer term registration.
Police pressed a manhunt for eight pro Communist raiders who burned the U S Army mission in Caracas. They stripped seven American servicemen, damaged offices, and raised the FALN banner amid threats. Defense Minister Limares apologized to the U S ambassador as authorities questioned three youths found near the scorched building.
In San Francisco some drivers place paper bags labeled No Parking over parking meters to reserve spaces. The practice misleads others and undermines meter enforcement.
TV critic notes ABCs Ozzie and Harriet special featured Bud and Travis Jennie Smith and the Brothers Four avoiding the regular cast except Harriet. Ricky Nelson attempts singing. Arthur Godfrey hosts NBC Tonight with Carson on vacation and shows improvement in his relaxed style.
Edward A. McDermott outlined standby censorship plans in a secret document made public. He said a voluntary censorship code drafted with media leaders will guide coverage in wartime and be released after a June 18 news executives meeting. Byron Price is named as initial director of the office.
Barrow England. Schoolmasters urged the government to ban tattooing children under 16 without parental consent. H Cunliffe headmaster of Risedale secondary school said seven boys in a physical training class bore tattoos including one showing a naked woman on his forearm.
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