Court Withholds Ruling On Wallace Injunction
Federal Judge Seybourn Lynne postponed an immediate ruling on the Justice Department bid to bar Gov. George Wallace from blocking enrollment of Negro students at the University of Alabama next Monday. A written memorandum is expected by 9 am Wednesday, after a hearing in which Wallace did not attend and two DOJ witnesses testified via tape and statements.
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Meet the Press
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Pope John XXIII Dies After Prolonged Illness
Vatican officials announced Pope John XXIII, aged 81, died after a long, dramatic battle with illness. Reports described a weakening heart, rising temperature, falling blood pressure, and repeated crises as doctors struggled to save the pontiff amid public vigil in St. Peter’s Square.
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Vatican
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John XXIII
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Irot
Antonio Gasbarrini
Piero Mazzoni
Missing Youth Is Home Again
David Black Jr. returned home after disappearing last Wednesday when his mother barred him from watching TV about an atomic attack. He was found Saturday asleep in a woodland area near the Massachusetts border, hungry but in good condition. State police and volunteers had searched with conservation officers and sheriffs deputies. The mother said he is a nervous, highly emotional boy who feared nightmares from the program.
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David Black
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Harriet Black
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LaVerne Marvin
Debra Denning
Coxsackie
David Matter
Margaret Matter
Ronald Favoria
New York
Peter P. Luchowski
Buffalo
Favola
Luchowski
Monticello
Raymond H. Dill
Judith
Desegregation Push Centers on Vivian Malone Entry
In Tuscaloosa, Alabama, authorities prepare for peaceful desegregation at the University of Alabama. Vivian Malone is due to enroll June 10 in the School of Commerce, with leaders pledging to avoid violence and blocks reminiscent of Oxford or Lucy incidents.
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Alan Foster
University of Alabama
Vivian Malone
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Miss Malone
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Court Rules Taft Hartley Law Does Not Ban Agency Shop Pact
Beverly Hills story items note a late night death of bandleader Skinnay Ennis aged 56 after a restaurant attack. He rose to fame with Bob Hope and played at the Statler Hilton in Los Angeles the past five years. The Supreme Court ruling holds Taft Hartley does not ban agency shop agreements and Florida's right to work ban was upheld in a separate decision.
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Aflcio
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Miami
Taft-Hartley
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National Labor Relations Board
High Court
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United Auto Workers Union
National Labor Rela
U.N. Prospects Rise to Adopt Financing for Peacekeeping
United Nations officials foresee General Assembly approval of four resolutions to finance Congo and Middle East peacekeeping efforts for the second half of 1963. Negotiations led by S. O. Adebo of Nigeria aim to cover costs via budget assessments and voluntary contributions from industrialized nations. Adoption expected next week to ease back payments from about 65 Congo and 55 Middle East contributing countries.
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Police arrest eight in Quebec Liberation Front bombing probe
Montreal police have arrested eight men for questioning and seized dynamite fuses and timing devices in a probe into the Quebec Liberation Front bombings. A Belgian national was among those taken in, with more arrests expected, police said at a news conference.
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Quebec Liberation Front
J. Adrien Robert
Josaphat Brunet
Khrushchev Sends Message to Pope for Peace
Pravda prints Premier Khrushchev's page one message to the Vatican wishing the Pope a swift recovery and urging him to continue work for peace. The公 article notes the text appears on the front page in Moscow.
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Pope
Moscow
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Farm Aid Bill Urgent Says Dirksen Vows Action
Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen urged swift congressional action on a farm aid bill tying wheat and feed grains price supports to a voluntary retirement program. The measure, backed bipartisanly, proposes price supports near world market levels and aid to reduce production, following farmers’ referendum rejection of Kennedy plan.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Kennedy
Old Soil Bank
Bus Crash Over Venafro Bridge Kills Two, Wounds Forty
A bus with 70 passengers returning from a religious pilgrimage fell about 20 feet from a bridge near Venafro Italy Sunday night. Police report two dead and 40 injured with victims taken to area hospitals.
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Italy
Rockefeller Begins Political Testing Period in New York
Gov Rockefellers remarriage opens a new phase in his political career with a busy Albany schedule and a high profile public life. He plans formal news conferences and social events as he and his wife reenter political circles ahead of a potential Republican presidential nomination.
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Rockefeller
Margaretta Happy Murphy
Rockefellers
Capitol Press Corps
New York City
Tarrytown
Minor injuries after tin plane crash near Forestport
A 50 year old man and an 18 year old girl suffered cuts and bruises when a single engine two seater Taylor craft crashed on take off at a Forestport airport. Pilot Charles J. Day and Susan Watts were treated at St. Luke's Hospital in Utica. The crash occurred in 50 foot trees at the runway end and the cause was not determined.
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Adirondack
Charles J. Day
Lion
Susan Watts
Little Falls
St. Luke's Hospital
Utica
Eichmann Widow Returns to Argentina to Live
Vera Eichmann 55 and her son Hansi 7 returned to Argentina to live in the small house Adolf Eichmann built. The widow spoke after Israel executed Eichmann for his role in the Nazi mass killings during World War II.
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Argentina
Adolf Eichmann
Vera Eichmann
Hansi
Israel
Electric toothbrush triggers Miami bomb scare
In Miami on a Saturday a red overnight bag on a Pan American ramp buzzed for 15 minutes. Mr and Mrs R Furgeson of Fort Lauderdale reported the bag containing a battery powered electric toothbrush, leading to a large security response by firemen police and agents.
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