Chafee Joins Call For Fair Housing Bill
Providence scene as Lt Governor joins push for a comprehensive fair housing bill. Chafee says a House vote is a start though not a full remedy for minority discrimination in Rhode Island. NAACP leads rally with diverse faith groups urging action as legislature reconvenes.
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Contes Hog
Rhode Island
House
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Fanpe
Lgislatire
Frelon
NAACP
Humaniss
Ater Orgaizacians
John 5. Aiggins
State House
Hrona University
John Cracker Jr
Providenie
Storm Heads Up East Coast Weather Alert
Washington AP reports a spring storm moving up the Atlantic coast with winds 35 to 45 mph and heavy rain. Gale warnings span from south of Cape May to the Virginia Capes with small craft advisories toward Myrtle Beach. The storm center was about 41 miles southeast of Norfolk at 6 am EST, moving north at about 20 mph, with rainfall reaching 200 miles north of the center and flash flooding possible northward along the coast through New Jersey tonight.
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Atlantic
Cape May
Virginia Capes
Myrtle Beach
Norfolk
Cary
Lay
Appalachiana
Hovear
New Jersey
Cape Cine
Kennedy Rights Message Weighs Civil Action Plan
President Kennedy and congressional leaders discussed civil rights amid signals a new administration bill could be sent to Congress. The White House offered little on timing while promoters prepared a civil rights proposal for a House committee this week.
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Waritington
Keonundy
Anessage
White House
Kennerly
Alty
Jen
Rabert’ F. Kennedy
Stamphrey
Alabama officials confirm Jack Uney Hivesiccepted a field Negro Tug
University of Alabama officials said Jack Uney Hives accepted a field Negro Tug onrallment dene 10.
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Tuscalcosa
Ala
Tapi
University of Alabama
Jack Uney
Supreme Court rules agency shop acts may stand
The Supreme Court ruled that Taft Hartley Act allows agency shop agreements and does not ban them under national labor law, while Florida's right to work law bans such contracts locally. The Indiana case involving General Motors and a separate Florida matter were considered, with the court not deciding Florida’s enforcement authority. The decision leaves questions about state versus federal power to enforce such bans unresolved.
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Supreme Court
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Indiana
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Athlute
General Motors
Api-Cio
Food Fair, Inc
Miami
Aominson
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
White
United Auto Workers Union
Salve Regina College graduates 105 in 13th commencement
Newport area students led 105 graduates at Salve Regina College as Bishop Russell J. McVinney presided. Honors went to many, including magna cum laude recipients from East Providence and Newport, with awards named for donors and parish and diocesan leaders.
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Providence
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Hoston College Law School
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Calinge
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Missa Damini
Boston College
William F. Robinso, Jr
Paul CT. Curran
Viking
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East Providence
Marguerite Elaine Williamson
Pall River
Cornelius C. Moore
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Aimer Reltz
Marilyn Anh Kennedy
Wall Hiver
Mary E. Fogarty
Dorothy Helen Katz
Newport
Florence K. Murray
Stefan Marimehia Toppa
Sarah Brown Sullivan
Marie Elizabeth Kenney
Newport Catholic Daughters
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Fall River
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Cohim
Wis Newport Council
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Newport Alumnae
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Greenville
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Joan Diane Emad
Kathleen Marie Ewart
Barbar Ann Furts
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Pautine Slulne Gallaws
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Foley Glenn
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Rieanor
Owen Thwkins
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Helene Maylor
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Mary Elizabeth Moran
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Wee Hivan
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Aliee Roslyn Taddei
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Rede Wichthon
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Margaret Tile Whaton
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Marguerite Elaine Willamsen
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Paterein Kivieban Wood
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Karen Ann Zielinski
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Noy
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Margaret Nebiala
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Desegregation Tension Grows at Alabama Campus Stand
In Tuscaloosa, Alabama, peaceful desegregation steps loom as Vivian Malone faces a pivotal June 16 entry to Foster Auditorium at the University of Alabama. Gov. George C. Wallace vows to block, while plans reportedly aim for orderly enrollment at the School of Commerce amid national scrutiny and local editorial calls for calm.
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Foster
University of Mahantampis
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Bilding
Iuthier School of Commerce
Sinti
Oxford
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University of
Pope Dies After Prolonged Papal Death Crisis
Vatican City AP reports the Pope endured a dramatic decline from rising fever to coma, with blood pressure plummeting and medical staff unable to halt the worsening condition. A Vatican bulletin cites ongoing heart and circulatory challenges, as 40,000 gathered in St. Peter’s Square and prayers were urged.
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Six Middletown High students disciplined after exam theft
Middletown High School faced a theft incident involving an examination paper. Five graduating class members and a sophomore were disciplined, with one senior suspended for the rest of the year. The missing paper prompted an immediate search, leading to the recovery of the exam paper in a non-classroom area. Superintendent Gaudet and Principal Loughery explained the actions to students and parents.
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Joseph A. Gaudel
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Willian A. Loushery
Sehuol
Court Withholds Ruling On Wallace Injunction
In Birmingham Judge Seybourn Hobbs delayed ruling on the Justice Department request for an injunction barring Gov. George Wallace from blocking university enrollment. The hearing featured witnesses and a tape, with Wallace absent, as federal authorities sought to keep him from enforcing his door policy on Negroes at the University of Alabama.
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Ala
Seybaui
Lynne
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Rulig
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Lynne Sait
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Montgomery
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NBC
Supreme Court bars Tennessee school transfer plan
The Tennessee Supreme Court struck down two public school transfer plans used in Knoxville and Davidson County that allowed minority students to transfer to outlying schools. Justice Clark ruled the plans violated Brown v. Board by maintaining segregation de facto, while opponents argued no evasive scheme existed. The decision follows the court’s long line of rulings on racial integration.
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Supreme Cort
Tennessee
Knoxville
Bayidson County
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Davidson County
Omiity
Kray
Clark
Choke
Supneane Court
Indian Plane Crash Kills 29
A jet crash in India killed 29 people including university staff and family members. Passports and passenger items were recovered at the wreck site near Srinagar, while the US Embassy identified victims and noted one professor’s family among the dead.
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