Freedom Riders Cross Into Mississippi IS Persons Killed In Flaming Plane Crash
A C124 Globemaster returning servicemen from maneuvers crashed five miles from McChord Field in Washington state killing 18 and injuring four. The aircraft, en route to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, carried 15 Army men and seven Air Force crew. Five survived and were rushed to Madigan General Hospital. one soldier died hours later and three crew members remained in critical condition.
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Orleans Motel Operator Expels Hate Bus Nazis
An irate Orleans motel operator ousted five members of the American Nazi Party who arrived on a hate bus. Police kept watch and ordered the bus to cover hate signage as the group planned possible actions with integrationist groups and a New Orleans theater showing Exodus.
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Local Marshal Not In Office
The local deputy marshal Russell Jordan was out of town this week while officials in Shreveport said deployment figures for U S marshals and deputies could not be provided and must come from Washington Attorney General.
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Bribe Scandal Expands to 23 Players at 15 Colleges
New York district attorney Frank S. Hogan announced the bribe investigation has broadened to 23 players from 15 colleges. He named Joseph Hacken indicted for conspiracy and bribery to fix games and identified players from New York University St. John’s Seton Hall and others, with several offered bribes rejected or not reported.
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Tony Jackson
Kennedy to address Congress on space aid and foreign aid
President Kennedy will address a joint session of Congress in person on Thursday to seek higher appropriations for space, foreign aid and other spending. The move comes as debates continue on the nation’s budget priorities.
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Shady Grove PTA Installs Officers For New Year
Mrs. Everett Shavers was installed as president of the Shady Grove Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association. Mrs. James Nappier is vice president, Mrs. Roy Aston Jr. secretary, Mrs. J. A. Crotwell Jr. treasurer, and Mrs. K. L. Lindsay parliamentarian.
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K. L. Lindsay
Shreveport to host first district convention for new Louisiana group
Shreveport will host the inaugural district convention of the newly formed Louisiana group, marking the opening event for the organization’s regional activities. Local leaders and members are expected to participate in the gathering.
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NAACP Asks Mississippi Leaders to Protect Freedom Riders
The Mississippi NAACP wired Governor Bar nett Attorney General Patterson and Mayor Thompson asking that the freedom riders be assured their safety.
AT&T Under Antitrust Scrutiny by DOJ
The government opened an antitrust probe into American Telephone and Telegraph Co. Assistant Attorney General Lee Loevinger said complaints about AT&T spurred the inquiry into various aspects of the telephone industry. AT&T stock fell $7.37 to 117.75 on heavy NYSE trading by noon.
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Kansas Flood Impacts 175000 Acres. $2 Million Damages Estimated
United Press International reports 175000 acres of Kansas farms and homes flooded with preliminary damage pegged at 2 million dollars. Spring planting slowed on hundreds of farms while livestock losses mount in the Marais des Cygnes Osage region.
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Murrow cites hypocrisy in U S relations with Africa
Edward R Murrow, head of the USIA, assailed Washington for discriminatory housing of African diplomats. He warned the issue harms US influence abroad as much as Alabama bus burnings, saying press attention abroad will mirror U S bias from Manila to Rabat.
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Not Guilty Plea Entered By Coon In Baton Rouge Case
State Fire Marshal John Coon of Monroe pled not guilty in payroll fraud charges in 19th District Court Baton Rouge. His attorney was granted until June 12 for a bill of particulars and June 19 for other motions. trial set for June 26. Fellow defendant Gibson Kimberlin also pled not guilty. he is Rufus Hayes’s brother in law.
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Jess McDonald
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Gibson O. Kimberlin
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Kimberlin
Rufus Hayes
Ouachita Jury Opens Session in Ouachita Parish
The Ouachita Parish Grand Jury met in a brief morning session and recessed until 2 pm. Judge Jesse Heard signed the special session order on May 15. Foreman Tom H. Scott led the 12 member panel with members Johnston, Jardine, Roach, Wyse, Rutledge, Boyd, Owens, Hodges, Dickard, Roddey and others.
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Jesse Heard
Tom H. Scott
Monroe
John Bishop Johnston
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Wiley E. Roach
George Wyse
J. A. Rutledge
P. G Boyd
G. H. Owens
A. Lee Hodges
C. K. Dickard
C. Roddey
Today's Chuckle About Temper
A light humorous line notes you cannot remove a bad temper by losing it, framing the joke as a witty observation about mood management and self control.
Kennedy Backs Tractor Swap Drive For Cuban Prisoners
President Kennedy endorsed a private tractors-for-prisoners exchange to free 1,200 anti Castro exiles captured in the failed invasion. He urged public donations and helped assemble the fundraising group including Eleanor Roosevelt Walter Reuther and Milton S Eisenhower. The White House said the U S government cannot participate in the negotiations.
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Kennedy Brothers Compared to James Brothers
Louisiana lawmaker Rep. Branton blasted President Kennedy and U S Attorney General Kennedy calling them more notorious than Jesse and Frank James. He praised Alabama officials for defending states rights and accused the Kennedys of provoking racial violence with federal marshals. The legislature backed his resolution amid claims the Kennedys aid trouble by protecting the freedom riders.
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Son Of Actor Held For Robbery
Police hold Arthur Lake Jr. 18 son of actor known as Dagwood for alleged help in robbing a man of 1.93 dollars in Palisades Park. He was booked with Jan Paul Anderson 18 and a 17 year old after Roger Keith Miller 22 reported the robbery in Santa Monica California.
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House Rejects Move to Boost New Orleans Bridge Bond
Louisiana House rejected Rep. Arthur Crais' bid to raise Gov. Jimmie H. Davis' $60 million bridge bond to $75 million for a high level bridge on St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans. The vote followed a heated debate as the body prepared to place the bond issue before voters in November 1963.
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Northeast Louisiana to stay partly cloudy and mild
Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures in northeast Louisiana through Thursday with no rain. Highs near 84 and lows around 60. Tuesday reached a 78 degree high and 70 degree low. FAA weather operatives at Sel a Field logged 20 inches of rainfall.
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LBJ Reports No Hostility on Asian Tour
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson returned from a 29000 mile Asia trip calling it the most challenging trip of his life. President Kennedy welcomed him on the White House lawn and said there was not a single discordant note in any country visited. Johnson planned to brief Kennedy and then deliver an interim report to newsmen before a formal report later.
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Fashion Crisis Over Mrs Kennedy Knee Length
American designers rebut an Italian couturier who says the First Lady wears too much knee. Oleg Cassini defends Mrs Kennedy while Emilio Schuberth and others clash over tone and taste. praise versus criticism and industry viewpoints follow.
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U.S
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John F. Kennedy
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Emilio Schuberth
Italy
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America
Freedom Riders Enter Mississippi Testing Segregation
A racially mixed group of 11 Freedom Riders arrived in Meridian Mississippi to challenge segregation after 10 days of violence in Alabama. A Trailways bus traveled with about 20 Alabama highway patrol officers following the group.
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Bomb threat hits Freedom Riders at Mississippi line
In Meridian Mississippi Maj Gen W P Wilson reports a bomb threat aimed at a bus carrying Freedom Riders of both races as it approached the Mississippi state line for National Guard transfer. A short fuzed dynamite stick was feared to be tossed into the vehicle when it stopped.
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Freedom Riders Enter Mississippi Amid Patrol Presence
Patrol cars crossed into Mississippi at 11 40 a m CST as groups of riders moved from Alabama. A convoy of Alabama National Guardsmen accompanied the Montgomery bus and 100 National Guardsmen cordoned Meridian station. Police, marshals, and state authorities pledged to maintain order amid prior Alabama violence.
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Kennedy appeals for restraint over Southern freedom ride
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy urges calm as a mixed group traveling through Alabama faces mob violence and heads to Mississippi. He links the plea to the international crisis and notes President Kennedy's upcoming foreign mission with Western allies and a meeting with Soviet Premier Khrushchev in Vienna.
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Estate Closing Offers Refrigerator and Household Items
Auction style notice lists a 9 ft refrigerator like new, garden tools, glassware, kitchen utensils, some furniture, blankets and more at 408 Mill St. W.M. FA 25293. Includes offer of a low seven day rate with cancellation privileges.
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