Negroes Seek Immediate Action in U S Court Over School Segregation
In Birmingham, attorneys for Black students asked the U S Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans for a preliminary injunction pending appeal of a federal judge’s ruling. Judge Seymore Lyone denied desegregation, but warned of possible future integration orders if state officials fail to comply. Meanwhile, in Alabama, Justice Department lawyers pressed for an injunction to block Gov George Wallace from interfering with the planned enrollment of Black students at the University of Alabama as trustees announced acceptance of Vivian Malone and James A Mood for the summer session.
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U.S
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George C. Ware
University of Alabama
University Tustees
Jamis A. Mood
East Gadsden
Ala
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
Tuscallous
Kennedy pledges world hunger relief and unity
President Kennedy told the World Food Congress that no nation or citizen can feel secure while hunger remains. He urged a multination campaign to end hunger and said unity and humanitarian effort hold the power to build. His remarks were to be broadcast in seven nations via relay.
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United Stnes
Debris Found From Northwest Airliner Disaster Off British Columbia
Coast Guard crews recovered inflatable life vests jackets luggage and a metal piece at the scene about 60 miles west of Graham Island B C after a four engine Northwest Airlines plane departed McChord Field Tacoma Washington bound for Elmendorf Alaska. A Canadian pilot sighted debris and authorities confirmed it as from the missing airliner with 20 passengers aboard.
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Graham Island
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Mc'Ghord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
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Sind Navy
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Song Aly
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Parific Airines Pling
Gulf of Alaska
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Security Law Overhaul Urged By Commission
Washington AP The Securities and Exchange Commission urges a sweeping overhaul of securities laws. Proposals extend full disclosure to thousands of OTC and unlisted stocks, tighten broker dealer qualification, discipline, and employment rules, require universal prospectuses, and give firms 10 days after stock issuance to provide financial data. Major exchanges support stronger public disclosure.
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SEC Gogram
Pope John XXIII Bids Courage For Humanity's Future
President Kennedy and world leaders mourn Pope John XXIII, praising his universal appeal and spiritual leadership. U.N. Secretary General U Thant and major Christian denominations honor his ecumenical legacy and call for continued pursuit of peace and justice.
Middletown Adopts Building Code Effective July 1
The Middletown Town Council approved a comprehensive building code to take effect July 1. The plan raises salaries for staff, funds improvements, and requires plumbing and electrical standards, permitting only master plumbers for certain work and owner inspections before cover.
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Kennedy aims to push civil rights push at White House meeting
President Kennedy plans to urge rapid approval of a broad civil rights package, including desegregation power for the attorney general, federal aid to desegregated school districts, and protections against discrimination in public facilities and private business. A broader package had been outlined in February and discussed with Democratic leaders after a conference.
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Civil Rights Commission
Pope Homage and Conclave Plans Amid Papal Death
Vatican mourns Pope John with public viewing and procession. Cardinals hold daily meetings to plan the conclave to elect a successor, with discussions on continuing the Ecumenical Council and relations with Communist governments. The electors will meet in the Sistine Chapel, likely choosing an Italian cardinal as the new pope.
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Sistine Chapel
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Hoffa Indicted In Major Fraud Case Involving Loans
Federal grand jury charged James R Hoffa and seven associates with more than 20 million in illicit loans from the Contra States following years of investigation. The eight counts allege misappropriation for personal benefit, with ties to operations in San Valley and a Florida development in Mreyard County.
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Tributes Pour In For Pope John XXIII Worldwide Leaders
Religious leaders and politicians from Rhode Island and beyond pay tribute to Pope John XXIII after his death. Figures including Bishop McVinney and Senator Pell call him a unifying, peacemaking figure who inspired the ecumenical movement and brought hope to the global church.
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Rhode Island Episcopal Diocese
Arthur Preston Colburn
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Council of Churches
U.S
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Chafer
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Pane
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Tributes Echo The Good Man Theme Across Leaders
A flurry of tributes for Pope John XXIII and others describe him as a good man. Figures from religion and politics, including President Kennedy, praise his wisdom, kindness, and unity efforts. The remarks frame his legacy as ethical leadership and humanitarian hope.
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