Negroes Plan More Protests Across South
National civil rights actions unfold as planned demonstrations in Jackson Mississippi and Montgomery Alabama clash with police and federal officials prepare new legislation. In Philadelphia a settlement ends protests over job discrimination and a World Council of Churches appeal amplifies pressure for integration.
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Justice Department
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World Council of Churches
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Fla
Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
University of Alabama
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U.S
Rep Walter of Pennsylvania Dies at 69
Washington. Congressman Francis E Walter D Pa longtime power in House dies of leukemia at 69 after four months in hospital Georgetown University Hospital He chaired the Un American Activities Committee and influenced immigration policy He sought election reform and party leadership and Arlington burial is planned
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UPI
Francis E Walter
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Walter
Georgetown University Hospital
House Committee of Un-American Activities
Judiciary
Serbe Comittee
Arlington National Cermitery
Rayburn
Fond du Lac Backs County in Airport Bid
Fond du Lac and the Fond du Lac Association of Commerce petition the Civil Aeronautics Board to intervene in the area airport investigation. City officials sign the document citing impact on North Central service and costs for Fond du Lac travelers. A cited 19 percent of Oshkosh boardings in November 1962 originated in Fond du Lac, with 5 percent from the area.
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Fond du Lac
North Central Airlines
North Central
Oshkosh
Yand du ‘Lac
Memorial Day Toll Marks Fatal Weekend Tragedies
The Associated Press reports 142 lives lost nationally over the holiday period with Wisconsin noting multiple fatalities. Green Bay residents Mrs. Henry Van Enkenvoort and Marie Holterman died in separate crashes near Little Suamico and Green Bay, while Earl Seeber of rural Watertown perished in a Jefferson County crash. Safety officials urged early travel, restraint from intoxicants, and avoidance of late hour congestion to reduce weekend danger.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Watertown
Midstate
Henry van Enkenvoort
Oconto County
Little Suamico
Robert Couillard
van Enkenvoort
Oconto
Barbara
Dan Schulz
Earl Seeber
Jefferson County
Marie Holterman
Henry
Madison
Motor Vehicle Department
Degen
Holtermen
Fierce Attack Launched in Laos Near Plaine des Jarres
In Vientiane an official communique says foreign troops led a renewed Pathet Lao assault on neutralist positions near Plaine des Jarres. Since Friday hostilities resumed, more than 1000 shells have been fired on neutralist lines. Foreign elements, likely North Vietnamese, spearheaded the attack while Pathet Lao and dissident neutralists remained in rear lines.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Souvanna Phouma
Pontiff in coma as death nears Pope John XXIII fights for life
Vatican reports the 81 year old pope lapsed into coma after hemorrhages from a stomach tumor and peritonitis. Doctors warned death could come at any moment though brief rallies occurred. Monseignors and relatives spoke with him as he briefly revived to bless them before slipping back toward death.
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Holy Father
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Piero Mazzoni
Urne Drive To Resolve Fiscal Tieup
Madison leaders urge Gov Reynolds and the Republican Legislature to work in the Wisconsin tradition for statesmanship to end the fiscal deadlock. The coordinating committee on higher education met during a special session to consider the state’s financial crisis and warned against fiscal action that could harm higher education. The meeting followed co chairmen of the Joint Finance Committee requesting agencies outline 15 to 17 percent spending cuts in the absence of a budget.
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Fred Harvey Harrington
University of Wisconsin
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Harrington
Wisconsin
Madison
UPD
John Reynolds
Coordinating Committee On Higher Education Towork
Coordinating Committee
County aviation survey backs Buckley engineering firm
Winnebago County Board aviation committee nears final pick for airport survey. Twin Cities group recommends Buckley, Isc. firm, for the study as Neenah Menasha interests back D C Shepard Jr and Calvin Mace. Final selection paused for full questionnaire replies with mid month decision anticipated.
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Buckley Firm
Winnebago
Neenah-Menasha
D. C. Shepard Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Douglas Hyde
Chamber
Aviation Com
Mittee
Calvin Mace
Citizens Committee
Hide
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Allhose
Sui
Sis & Research Corp
Buckley
Pertban Lamdad
Hyde
Howard, Needles, Tammen & Bergendorf
Fim
Maurice H Connell & Associates
Florida
Missle
Kennedy plans weekend at Camp David with family
President Kennedy plans to fly to Camp David for the weekend with his wife and two children. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said he would leave after Memorial Day and return to the White House by Monday morning.
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Washington
Kennedy
Camp
David Mein
Pierre Salinger
Soulk Weds Berry as bed saga ends in backyard loss
The couple spent their wedding night on the floor after the emplex bed, a gift from the bride’s parents, was stolen while no one was home. Rubbish men found the scene and carried away the bed and discarded bathtub, leaving the bride embarrassed. Maureen Slater accompanied the groom to search for a bed.
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London
UPI
Soulk
Berry
Maureen Slater
Emplex
Barrms
Fallout Rise Not Worrisome From Nuclear Tests
WASHINGTON AP A government report says fallout will rise this year due to Soviet tests but the exposure remains too small to worry Americans or require diet changes. The Federal Radiation Council notes bone strontium 90 increase will be modest and likely peak before declining as bone turnover occurs.
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Washington
Federal Radiation Council
Concen Sayin
Staraages
Outagamie Airport as Regional Hubs Cost Analysis
A rebuttal exhibit argues that designating Outagamie County airport as the regional port would raise travel costs. It estimates travelers to Chicago Milwaukee and Minneapolis would pay about $925,011 if using Outagamie, vs $844,928 from Winnebago, with a net-saving claim offset by surface transport and time elements. The figures are from SARC and county counsel, presented to the Civil Aeronautics Board hearings starting July 9.
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Outagamie County
Winnebago County
Robert C ‘Lester
Systems Analysis& Research Corp
SARC
Cri Aeronautics Board
Oshkosh
Appleton
Chicago
Milwaukee
Winneapolis
Civ
Aeronaut
Ares
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Wainabage County
Osakash Appleton Area
Largest Draft Of Year Questioned In Washington
The Army asked for 12 008 men this year, exceeding prior months while June and January figures lag. April and May show rises. the July to August increase may reflect replacements for Berlin crisis draftees whose terms end in September.
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Washington
Gta
Autut
Anonth
Lela
Mey
Berlin
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J. K. Kyle
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State Colleges
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Cherie L. Barber & Associates
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