Plan New Demonstrations In Birmingham Jail
Birmingham's jails crowded with Negroes as leaders pledge more demonstrations. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr predicts more protests starting at noon while Dick Gregory joins the marchers. About 2,400 arrested since Thursday, with 1,300 in city jail and 1,150 in county jail. hundreds of teenagers housed at the State Fairgrounds.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Dick Gregory
James Lovel
Cleveland
Miss
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State Fairgrounds
New Jersey Negroes in White School Englewood NJ
In Englewood New Jersey a group of Negro children and their parents forced entry into Cleveland Elementary, a predominantly white school, by the back door as principal Thoriel Henriksen allowed them to register for classes. The eight children entered with their parents and attended three sixth grade classes for about three hours.
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Iowa City Man Charged With Arson
Ron ald Mavrias, 28, of Iowa City has been charged with arson for four fires at the Campus Hotel last March. He pled not guilty at arraignment with bond set at 10,000 and a May 2 preliminary hearing scheduled. Det Hoffey noted Mavrias was a long-time suspect in the Campus Hotel case. A larger fire at Bremer's Clothing Store caused 500,000 in damage and was blamed on an electrical short. hotel damage was minor.
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Town City
Mayrias
East Germany Reports Two U.S. Soldiers Seek Asylum
East Germany reports two U.S. soldiers seeking asylum, Capt Aired Svenson Evenson, 20, of Setanta Pennsylvania, and Sgt Benjamin Cain, 35, of Frederica Delaware, crossed the border and requested asylum. Army investigations are underway in Heidelberg as families react with confusion and fear.
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U.S
Berlin
Lithuania
United States
East Berlin
U.S. Army
Heidelberg
Sverson
Antonio MN. Svenson
Washington, D. C
2000 Idle As Walkout Hits East Moline Plant
About 2,000 workers at East Moline International Harvester Works were idled by a walkout described by a union spokesman as authorized. Company and union officials disputed precise counts. plant employs about 2,600, with only office workers reportedly returning. Local AFL-CIO leader George Castocher said officers would meet immediately to recall workers.
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East Moline
Riots at Princeton University Lead to 14 Arrests
Police say 14 Princeton students were charged with being disorderly after a riot that reached the governor’s mansion and campus gates. The disturbance, blamed on a mass gathering estimated at 1,000 to 1,500, damaged the depot, train, and station windows, with fires set and a railcar blocked before dawn. May 20 court appearance set for released on bail.
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Iter Stur Dents
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Shuutle
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Heary Hall
Fort Madison OKs Time Change After Court Ruling
District Judge W L Huiskamp ruled Fort Madison officials were not in contempt for their swift parliamentary maneuvers last week. The city can set its clocks ahead one hour next Sunday as claimed, reinforcing mayor and city council authority.
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Disciplinary Action For Pentagon's Foes Sighted
Washington reports Kennedy plans to replace Adm George W Anderson as chief of naval operations on Apr 1 with Adm David L McDonald and Gen Curtis LeMay after Anderson clashed with the Pentagon over the TEX fighter program. Kennedy proposes a one year extension for LeMay starting June 30, signaling a shift in defense leadership.
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Curtis E. LeMay
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Robert S. McNamara
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LeMay
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Strategic Diy Command
Two Admit Espionage At Moscow
British businessman Greville Wynne and Soviet official Oleg Penkovsky pleaded guilty to spying for British and American intelligence before a military tribunal in Moscow. Wynne acted as a courier. Penkovsky faced treason charges for gathering details on rocket forces East German preparations and Sino-Soviet relations amid a high profile case.
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Castro Tours World War II Battle Sites at Volgograd
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro toured World War II battlefield sites in Volgograd, formerly Stalingrad, alongside thousands of cheering Russians, according to Tass news agency reports.
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Fidel Castro
Volgograd
Stalingrad
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OAS Weighs Haiti Complaint Amid Diplomatic Posts
The Haitian dispute stalls amid talks at the Organization of American States as Haiti seeks a session on Dominican Republic threats of aggression. Costa Rica’s Facio cautions delay, while Dominican and Haitian envoys prepare new complaints. U.S. doubts any possible invasion by President Bosch.
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OAS
Juan Bosch
U.S
Bosch
Haiti
Roadblock in Pathway Of Tax Measure Removed
Des Moines reports Lt. Gov. Mooty altered a ruling to permit garmarking of taxes in a Senate revenue bill, aiming to resolve differences as the session closes. Debates over spending provisions stalled action, with rural senators pressing for farm tax credits while others seek Board of Regents funds. Senate delayed action 28 to 22, and a push to study a liquor bill was sidelined pending full tax measure copies.
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Clinton
Robert Rig Jer
New Hampton
Sena
Forges
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Schroeder
Rigier
Three Die in Fire on New Submarine at Groton Yard
Three men were killed in a flash fire in the aft trim tank of the nuclear attack submarine Flash er under construction at Groton Connecticut. No injuries reported. The cause of the blaze was not determined.
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Groton, Conn
Pulitzer Drama Jury Resigns Over No 1963 Drama Award
The 1963 Pulitzer drama prize was not awarded as drama judges resigned in protest. Faulkner’s novel The Reivers won fiction. Other journalism prizes honored reporters from New York World Telegram Sun Sylvan Fox Anthony Shane non William Longgood and Hector Rondon.
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Caracas
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New York World-Telegram & Sun
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Oscar Griffin
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Billie Sol Estes
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Telstar 2 Satellite Boosts Global Space Relay Effort
A three stage Delta rocket launched Telstar 2 from Cape Canaveral at 6 38 a m sending a 1 pound satellite into a looping 575 to 6839 mile Earth orbit. Officials announced successful ignition of both the second and third stages and the payload separation. Antiguan tracking stations reported normal signals as Telstar 2 begins near four hours of global circulation with aims to extend US Europe and Japan television links.
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Dependents Directed to Quit Haiti
The State Department orders about 220 women and children dependents of U S diplomatic and military staff to leave Haiti. Americans on the island are urged to depart, with airlift available for those who wish. An official estimate placed the total U S presence at around 1,300, with the figure later described as exaggerated.
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