Alabama Desegregation Injunction Bans Governor Interference
Federal Judge Seybourn Lynne barred Governor George C Wallace from physically interfering with the court ordered desegregation at the University of Alabama. The injunction does not ban Wallace from the campus. Troops and federal forces prepared near the campus as Meredith ally and student volunteers planned to join the desegregation effort.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
U.S. Dist
Seybourn Lynn
Wallace
Montgomery
United States
Lynne
Alabama
Cern
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el. McClellan
James H. Meredith
Mississippi
Cleve McDowell
Meredith
JFK Extends West Tour to Include Hawaii Visit
President Kennedy begins a western trip adding an overnight Hawaii visit and a Honolulu address to a conference of mayors. He will return to Washington Monday, delaying plans, as civil rights efforts and urban problems are highlighted. The journey includes Colorado Springs commencement, Air Defense Command visits, carrier naval observation, and Los Angeles Democratic events.
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Hawaii
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Honolulu
Orient
Europe
United States
U.S
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado
Aire Force Academy
North American Air Defense Command
Pacific
Los Angeles
Academy
Air Defense Command
White Sands
N.M
Army
EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
el Chambzal
Rio Grande
Kennedy warns against nuclear complacency at Air Force graduation
President Kennedy urged constant alertness in defense and warned that security cannot rely on bigger bomb stacks. He praised human dignity and forecast a future won by imagination, reform, and the fusion of military power with political and diplomatic judgment.
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Air Force Academy
Hughes Signs Bill Amending License Law
Gov. Harold Hughes approved a 1963 legislative change altering license renewals. Drivers may renew within 30 days after their birthday, replacing the former 30 days before the birthday, with the new rule taking effect July 4. The governor also signed 20 other bills and a property access provision.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Rioting Moslems Seek Overthrow of Iran Shah
In Tehran clashes between police and thousands of Moslems left many injured as mobs demanded the shah’s overthrow and attacked the capital’s downtown areas. Security forces fought back with tanks and machine guns while authorities warned of possible martial law. The unrest followed a Shiite mourning period and opposition to land reform and women’s rights proposals. The government arrested a sect leader and banned unauthorized demonstrations.
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Hassan Palrevan
Svemen
Bazaar
Tehran
Rcrs
Pakistan
Iran
Ayalullal Khomaini
One missing as crew quits damaged vessel off San Francisco
The Japanese cargo ship Kokoku Maru collided with the US government owned M S T S Asterion about ten miles northwest of San Francisco in dense fog. The crew abandoned the damaged vessel and one Japanese crewman was reported missing by the Coast Guard.
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San Francisco
Point Reyes
Coast Guard
Military Sea’ Transport Service
Asterion
Canada to impose 12 mile limit on foreign fishermen
Ottawa reports Canada will ban foreign fishing within 12 miles of its coast to curb Soviet and Japanese trawlers and possibly ease spying concerns. Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson announced the plan, noting increased pressure on Atlantic fisheries over five years, with no detailed arrangements yet with the United States.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Lester B.pearson
Pearson
Atlantic
Cardinals Conclave Set for June 19 in Vatican
Vatican City reports the 32 cardinals in Rome held a seven minute meeting to call a conclave. Pope John XXII lies in state in St. Peter's Basilica as thousands file past the body. A nine day mourning period begins Friday with funeral rites to follow for the pope.
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Vatican City
John XXII
St. Peter's Basilica
Msl
Church
Rome
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Pope John
College of Cardinals
Frenchborn
Eugene Tisserant
Ponritt
Pone Tohn
Basilica
Ecumenical Council
Catafalque
Pius XI
Corpus Christi
Auto Crash near Osage Kills One and Wounds Two
One man identified as Martin Ayala, 40, died when the car they rode struck a utility pole after missing a curve on Highway 208 six miles north of Osage. Two others were hospitalized with serious injuries: Rogelio Ramos, 22, of Charles City, the driver, and Jose Villabranca, 47, of Omaha, Neb.
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Osage
Here
St. Ansgar
Martin Ayala
Ayala
United States
Charles City
Rogelio Ramos
Jose Villabranca
Omaha
Neb
Sheriff Says Suspect Admits Robbery Motive
Albert Lea Minnesota sheriff says Robert Eugene Chapman 29 confessed the murder of Rev B E Nyjordet 42 at Silver Lake near the Iowa border tied to a robbery motive. He received $7 in cash and change and was later picked up at home. The grand jury was convened to weigh charges as investigators pursue formal action.
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Albert Lea, Minn
Albert Lea
Robert Eugene Chapman
Sheriff Everett Stovern
Say Wuay
Stovern
Chapman
Rev. B. BE. Nyjordet
Nyjordet
Silver Lake
Worth County
Stevern
St. Cloud
Alvnn
Hayward
Mim
Missue
Robert
Tuovesan
Warren F. Plinkett
U A.m
Tuveson
Chaymian
Wley
Melford Perkins
Northwood
Albert Lea High School
Three Boys Find Large Sum in Bonds
Three boys Philip Fisson Ricky Steger and Mick ey found a hidden envelope of government bonds while hunting mulberries along Mill Creek near the Quad Cities Airport. The trio brought the envelope home and played with the papers, slightly scribbling on them before the mother Ms Sidney Fisson realized the bonds were linked to a late safe burglary March 22 at the home of BR Freesberg in Moline.
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Mian
Mulberry
Philip Fisson
Ricky Steger
Mickey
Mill Creek
Quad Cities
Philip
Sidney Fisson
Swifter Pace Against Color Line Is Urged
President Kennedy met with 100 business leaders at the White House to urge a faster move against racial barriers in Southern stores, restaurants, and theaters as Congress mulls potential compulsory desegregation. Some executives urged delaying mandatory measures to allow voluntary programs more time. Labor Secretary Wirtz pressed for action amid fears of renewed civil unrest and unions excluding Negroes.
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Washington
Kennedy
South
Kenedy
White House
Congress
Willard W. Wirtz
Deaths of Ex-Danish Envoy and Wife in Mercy Killing
Copenhagen police reported that Henrike Kauffmann, 63, killed her husband, ex-ambassador Henrik Kauffmann, by slitting his throat and then killed herself with the same knife. The couple, aged 74 and 63, were found at a health clinic near Copenhagen after letters explained the mercy killing amid the husband’s cancer. He had been a noted Danish diplomat who resisted Nazi pressure and helped arrange Greenland defense before US entry.
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Free World
Agg
United States
Greenland
Denmark
Kauffmann
United Nations
Washington
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