Two Negroes Enroll In Birmingham School
Dwight and Floyd Armstrong along with four Negro men entered Graymont Grammar School, becoming the first Negro pupils in Alabama to enroll in an elementary school with white children. Demonstrations by about 100 whites followed, police used riot squads, arrests were made, and officials urged restraint as the scene cooled after about 25 minutes. Gov. Wallace had sent state troopers earlier. the two other schools remained calmer under a federal desegregation order. The day opened with two dozen schools expected to enroll beyond last year’s total of 72,000 as the morning stretched on.
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Birmingham
Ala
Dwight
Floyd Armstrong
Graymont Grammar School
Alabama
National States Rights Party
George C. Wallace
Executive Mansion
Montgomery
West End
Ramsay High
Risks Favor N-Ban Treaty, Senate Is Told
Washington AP The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reports that the balance of risks favors ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. The panel says testing underground could slow Soviet gains but unrestricted testing would hasten the gap in nuclear tech and capability.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Sit Down Protest At Malverne School Seeks Enrollment
Four Negro parents led by Lincoln Lynch sit in at Davison Avenue Elementary in Malverne to challenge racial imbalance and demand enrollment without transfer cards. Police barricades surround the school as 40 Nassau County officers guard the scene while the parents, including Otis Guy Nava Daniels Eleanor Butler and Eustace Corbin, plan further enrollment efforts.
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Malverne
N.Y
Davison Avenue
Ray Black
Long Island
Black
Lincoln Lynch
Congress of Racial Equality
Lynch
Nassau County
Otis Guy
Nava Daniels
Eleanor Butler
Eustace Corbin
Wisconsin to Showcase Big Cheese at World's Fair Exhibit
Wisconsin will be represented by a 35 000 pound cheese at New York World's Fair. The commission explores a cheaper pavilion option after backers balk at up to 1 million dollars in exhibit costs. Governor Reynolds veto and later change fueled political friction as Lt Gov Olson presses for streamlined plans and local donations. A steel shell building and a canvas shaded pavilion are proposed to cut expenses while preserving a striking display.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Commission
James Bolton
Wisconsin Manufacturers Association
Ins
Commission
Jack Olson
Olson
John W. Reynolds
Beers
Donald McDowell
State Department of Agriculture
McDowell
Clark Prudhon
Pruden Products Co
Evansville
Herbert Fritz
Spring Green
Fritz
North Central Airlines shows August gains at Oshkosh
North Central Airlines reports August 1963 gains in passengers mail and freight at Oshkosh with departures rising to 2846 passengers and 2400 plus mail and freight volumes increasing. Incoming passengers reach 2875 and air freight departures top 40678 pounds, up from last year. Air freight arrivals total 28130 pounds while express shipments rise to 12575 pounds and outgoing air express at 13854 pounds. Continuous gains come despite July peak freight.
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North Central Airlines
North Central
Oshkosh
Winnebago County
Air Express
Seven Drown In Villa River Tragedy Near Manila
Seven women drowned Tuesday in the rain swollen Villa River 220 miles south of Manila, as reported. River danger and weather conditions were cited as factors in the incident.
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Manila
UPI
Villa
Grand Jury Indicts Cohn and Gottesman in Perjury Case
New York AP reports Roy M Cohn and Murray E Gottesman indicted by a Federal Grand Jury for conspiring to obstruct justice and perjury. Both allegedly testified falsely before the grand jury.
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New York
Roy M Cohn
Cohn
Joseph McCarthy
Asst
U S
Murray E. Gottesman
Swiss jet crash kills 80 aboard Caravelle near Duerrenaesch
A Swiss Airlines Caravelle exploded shortly after takeoff from Zurich and crashed near Duerrenaesch, killing 80 people. Wreckage spread across eight miles, leveling a crater west of the village. The flight was bound for Geneva and Rome. 74 passengers and six crew perished. Beloit Corp. executives Raymond Glauner and Raymond A. Mayer were among the dead. Mayer was a French citizen. Continued on Page 4, Col. 1.
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Swissair Airlines
Duerrenaesch
Zurich
Switzerland
UPI Radiotelephoto
Geneva
Rome
Wisconsin
Beloit Corporation
Beloit
Raymond Glauner
Rockton, Ill
Glauner
France
Guard Slain In Venezuela Terrorist Raid
In Caracas police hunted pro Castro students tied to a raid on air force HQ. Four terrorists opened fire, killing a guard and injuring a passerby. A woman drove the getaway car. two students and arms were seized at a dorm. FALN group blamed. Betancourt accuses Castro sponsorship.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Air Force
Armed Forces For National Liberation
FALN
Romulo Bentancourt
Betancourt
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Manuel Mantilla
Maracaibo
Barcelona
Decision on New NFO Holding Action Approaches
CORNING Iowa AP A decision was expected today on whether the National Farmers Organization will begin a new holding action on farm products President Oren Lee Staley indicated possible effects on whale milk feed and sorghum grains or livestock The NFO executive committee conferred all day Tuesday without a decision Earlier withholding action failed to reach an agreement on livestock purchases Members appeared divided on pursuing another Backers hope withholding products from market will prompt processors to sign contracts for livestock and commodities
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Corning
Iowa
National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
NFO
Youth Dies Of Injuries In Auto Accident
In Dodgeville Wisconsin Guy McGuire aged 17 from Highland died in a hospital from injuries suffered Tuesday night when a car he rode in left Iowa County Trunk I near Highland and overturned. James Piemck 16 also of Highland was hospitalized with injuries.
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Dodgeville
Wis
UPI
Guy McGuire
Highland
Iowa County
Twisters Slams Two-State Area From Great Lakes to Plains
A cool front drove heavy thunderstorms eastward across the Great Lakes after tornadoes ripped through Pennsylvania and New York. Damage at St Marys, Pa reached $1 million with 20 injured and 100 to 150 buildings damaged as Red Cross and volunteers aided residents. Four hospitalized, no fatalities.
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United Press International
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
New York
Great Plains
St. Marys
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Ohio
Reynolds to address Wisconsin County Boards in Oshkosh
Gov. John Reynolds will open the Wisconsin County Boards Association convention in Oshkosh September 23 to 25. Winnebago County delegates announced the agenda with hotel Raulf as headquarters and a banquet set for September 24 at the Eagles Club. Activities include tours for accompanying ladies, a meeting of county clerks, and sessions on county fiscal issues, health programs, public contracts, and county board powers.
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John Reynolds
Wisconsin County Boards Association
Oshkosh
Winnebago County Board
Raulf
Winnebago County
Eagles Club
Pame Art Center
Oshkosh Museum
Athearn Hotel
Lake
Butte Des Morts
Wisconsin
Walter Duercks
Langlade County
Franklin Jahnke
Green Lake County
Mgr
Raymond E. Harbaugh
Harry A. Guenther
Joseph F. Drexler
Schuman Planner Dies at 77 in France
Metz France UP I Robert Schuman a pioneer of European unification died at 77 in Sey Chazelles after a long illness from strokes since 1961 He helped launch the Schuman Plan leading to the Coal and Steel Community and the Common Market He was a French elder statesman and contemporaries called him Monsieur Europe with Jean Monnet as the other chief architect
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Metz
France
UPI
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Sey-Chazelles
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Common Market
Europe
Jean Monnet
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George Wall
West ‘Germany
Tied
Witz
Milen
Ano Masbate
Corsica
ITAL
Rockton, Il
Raymond A. Mayer
Beloit International Corporation
Mayer
Ers
Pendleton
Weather Bureau
North Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Reynolds
Lynchville
Tuesmount
Schuman ‘Planner
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