Wallace defies injunction over Ole Miss admission
Alabama Governor George Wallace vows to block federal action at the University of Alabama while Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett notes progress toward desegregation at Ole Miss. Negro student Cleve McDowell begins classes peacefully as federal orders loom.
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Cleve McDowell
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New Castle High School 1963 Graduation Aims for Higher Education
Dr. Miller urged 463 graduates to choose college or a job after high school and to pursue continued education. He stressed the vital need for higher education in a competitive world and urged students to learn about life and others. John E. Mathews introduced him as superintendent of New Castle Area Schools.
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Dr. Miller
John E. Mathews
New Castle Area
Vern W. Alderson
New Castle Senior High
Dorothy Young
Jack Camerot
Carl Ellenberger
Pearson St. Alliance Tabernacle
Howard H. Snow
First United Brethren Church
Louis Mastroddi
Weather Summary For Lake Erie And Western Pennsylvania
Lake Erie shows southwestern winds 10 to 15 knots with a chance of thundershowers and fog tonight. Western Pennsylvania is partly cloudy with a possible afternoon thundershower and temperatures rising to 78 to 85, then 59 to 66 tonight. Friday remains partly cloudy and warm with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. 24 hour period ends 7 am with max temperatures 79, last year 80.
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Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Bituminous Strip Bill Clears House In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg UPI The measure tightens bituminous strip mine controls by requiring contour backfill for abandoned pits and limits exceptions to a Land Reclamation Board. The bill passed the House 196 to 3 with broad support, facing opposition from three Republicans. It hardens backfill rules for mines near roads and buildings and sets slope angles at 45 and 70 degrees for different zones.
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Harrisburg
UPI
General Assembly
Senate
Ralph A. Marsh
Austin M. Harrier
Clearfield
L. Eugene Smith
Jefferson
Pope John XXIII Lying in State Draws Historic Multitude
In Vatican City mourners numbered in the hundreds of thousands as Pope John XXIII rests in the grottoes below St. Peter's Basilica before interment. Moscow reports three Russian Orthodox delegates will attend, led by Bishop Vladimir of Zvenigorod. Cardinals plan to start a secret conclave June 19 with balloting June 20 to select a successor.
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Normandy Invasion Remembered at 19th Anniversary Ceremony
At Omaha Beach officials from the United States Canada Britain and France marked the 19th anniversary of the Allied Normandy invasion. More than 9,000 Americans rest on the cliffs above Omaha Beach with many thousands more buried in the campaign to free Europe from Nazi rule. The ceremonies recalled the fighting on D-Day June 6 1944.
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France
UPI
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Normandy
Suitcase Blast at London Airport Injures No One
A suitcase about to be loaded onto a Portuguese Caravelle bound for Lisbon exploded at London Airport. No injuries were reported as smoke filled the baggage area and staff evacuated. The flight was delayed while police and fire experts examined the exploded case.
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UPI
Lisbon
Jack O'Leary
Ministry of Aviation
State in Red as $32 Million Gap Emerges in May
Harrisburg reports a 1962-63 General Fund deficit worsened to 32 million dollars over the first 11 months ending June 30. Gov Scranton cited a 32 million lag in revenues through May, especially in corporation taxes, with 11 month receipts at 860.8 million versus 892.5 million expected.
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Harrisburg
UPI
William W. Scranton
Liquor Tax Hike Clears Hurdle in Harrisburg
The liquor tax bill, part of a $141 million revenue plan, cleared the legislature and awaits Gov. Scranton's signature. It would raise excise tax on liquor from 10 to 15 percent and add about $12.5 million to the General Fund for fiscal 1963-64.
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UPS
William W. Scranton
General Fund
Castroites Attack U S Mission in Caracas Fire Damages
Venezuelan attackers raided the U S embassy mission in Caracas burning the building and damaging $20,000 in property. They disarmed Venezuelan guards, captured American personnel, ransacked offices, and fled after delivering anti Yankee propaganda. Police detained three suspects as reinforcements faced the scene.
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Romulo Betancourt
James K. Chenault
Corpus Christi
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T. C. Blevins
Jose Augustini
Archivaldo Saenz
Kenneth Smith
Rudolph Felix
Chenault
Hoffa Seeks Nationwide Teamsters Contract Expansion
Philadelphia Hoffa announced next fall negotiations will target a nationwide contract to consolidate trucking labor deals. He said a Philadelphia area pact with Motor Transport Labor Relations Inc. raises truck pay to 3.05 now and 3.13 next fall, with a wage reopening clause.
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UPI
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James R. Hoffa
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Motor Transport Labor Relations, Inc
Raymond Cohen
New York Paris Supersonic Flight Goal Stated by Kennedy
President Kennedy announced the U S will pursue a supersonic liner capable of under three hours from New York to Paris based on a cabinet panel led by Vice President Johnson Development costs around 1 billion dollars will be shared by private capital and federal funds The plan aims to beat Concorde performance with US engineered airframe and engines
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Paris
Robert J. Sealing
UPI Aviation
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UPI
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Atlantic
U.S
Pan American World Airways
Johnson
State teachers to gain $900 salary hike in House measure
An administration bill in Harrisburg would raise present teachers salaries by $900 across the board and set a statewide minimum of 4500 a year. The plan would cost about 30 million in the first year with top pay rising to 6700 for master’s degree holders. Gov Scranton proposed 58 million more in school subsidies to cover costs. Sponsors include Rep Willard, Rutherford, Letherknight and Blair.
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Harrisburg
UPI
William W. Scranton
James E. Willard
Mercer
Eugene S. Rutherford
Lancaster
Cecil K. Letherknight
Cambria
Stanley Blair
Erie
Kennedy to wrap up tour with Hawaii stop
President Kennedy heads to California and Hawaii on a five day Western tour to press education legislation and address racial tension. He will give the commencement at San Diego State College and receive a degree as White House aides say he will discuss his educational program facing congressional resistance.
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Death Record William J. Wray and Tammy Sue Weitzel
William J. Wray aged 74 of 604 FE Sumner Avenue and Tammy Sue Weitzel four weeks of Lowellville Road 2 Ohio are listed in the death records.
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William J. Wray
Sumner Ave
Tammy Sue Weitzel
Lowellville
New York Yankees Lose Mantle to Foot Injury
The New York Yankees will be without Mickey Mantle for at least a month after X rays showed a broken bone in his foot. The injury sidelines the star outfielder, affecting the team’s lineup and playoff hopes as reported on page 25.
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Ellwood City Council to act on police chief status tonight
Ellwood City officials prepare a voting agenda this evening to decide the controversial status of the police chief. The meeting follows days of debate and public interest in city leadership and public safety practices.
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Ellwood City
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