Wallace Case In Court Today
A long list of local speeding and traffic forfeitures appears alongside reports from Birmingham and Jackson about civil rights tensions. The article notes several residents of Oshkosh Neenah Menasha Appleton and Fond du Lac paying fines for speeding reckless driving and related violations. It also covers Governor George Wallace’s planned appearance and federal court actions over desegregation at the University of Alabama as protests and nationwide civil rights events unfold.
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Winnebago County Court
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Irish Rd
Neenah
Ewart C. Wallerman
Hewitt St
Menasha
Robert E. Lundahl
Park St
Ripon
Janice Ann Nikm
Racine St
Marvin T. Ogie
E. College Ave
Appleton
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John A. Kroes
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Robert RB. Kroll
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Pope John Paul II near death as Vatican reports crisis
The Vatican announced another crisis in the Pope's condition as he endured a long night of suffering. He remained mostly unconscious with a fever around 104 degrees, while prayers rose from St. Peter's Square and Mass was offered in his room.
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YACHT MORN ING STAR SINKING SEARCH UNDERWAY IN BAHAMAS
Five boats and seven airplanes combed a 20 000 square mile Bahama Islands area today for the yacht Morning Star which radioed it was sinking in rough seas with five persons aboard. Planes from Guantanamo Naval Base Cuba and the St. Petersburg Coast Guard station joined Miami Coast Guard planes in the search.
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YPD
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Tension Rise With Reds Seen By Pentagon Aide
A senior Pentagon official warned of renewed active tension with the Soviet Union in the near future. Assistant Defense Secretary Paul H. Nitze cited possible aggressive tactics to mend the Soviet China breach and suggested Berlin as a potential flashpoint.
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Public School Transfer Plans Struck Down in Tennessee
The Supreme Court unanimously invalidated two Tennessee transfer plans in Knoxville and Davidson County that allowed students to move to racially different schools. Justice Clark ruled the plans promote discrimination and fail to meet Brown v. Board standards, harming Negro students while not solving integration issues.
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Navy Uses TV Cameras In Sub Search
The Navy lowers under water closed circuit television cameras to the Atlantic seabed to renew the Thresher submarine search. A court of inquiry grills disaster details as a three part report on the sinking is drafted. Initial photos misidentified parts of camera gear as the Thresher, prompting a fresh sweep. Thresher vanished during a test dive April 10 after overhaul at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Gillis returns with special cameras for deep submergence work while Dr J Lamar Worzel notes the images do not clearly show the vessel.
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Weekend Death Toll Sets Record
United Press International reports 525 holiday traffic fatalities over Memorial Day weekend, a new record for highway deaths in a long holiday period. The total 784 fatalities include 121 drownings and 15 boating deaths, with California leading at 63 traffic deaths and Rhode Island reporting none.
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