Wall ace Defies Federal Action Against Alabama Enrollment
The United States invokes sovereignty to block Governor George Wallace from barring Negro enrollment at the University of Alabama. U.S. District Judge Seybourn Lynne orders Wallace to appear June 3 in Birmingham to show cause why a preliminary injunction should not issue. The case cites protecting the integrity of courts and the due administration of justice.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Justice Department
U.S
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
Wallace
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
Tuscaloosa
David M. McGlathery
Huntsville
Deer in Hardware Store Tackled After Window Breaks
In Highland Kansas AP reports Ern est Lovelady an employee at Ukena Hardware found a slightly cut and frightened deer inside the rear of the store. He tackled the 110-pound deer after it leaped through the front window. Martin Suhr and William Lutes helped subdue it and the animal was turned over to game protector John Spence for release.
Sugar price rises worry Ottawa shoppers
Ottawa reports sugar prices climbing with beet sugar at 1.35 for 10 pounds and cane at 1.39 for 10 pounds amid rising national costs. Merchants warn limits may be set to curb hoarding as supplies vary by supplier and shortages loom, while officials say ample beet sugar will remain. Some blame hoarding by industrial users and Soviet trade shifts, with hearings planned in June.
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Ottawa
San Antonio
Tex
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Lenor K. Sullivan
House
Soviet Russia
Five Killed On State Highways
Five people died in Kansas traffic accidents over Thursday and Friday in Cowley County and nearby areas. Robert Wilson, 19, rural Burden, died when his car hit a high voltage pole near Winfield. M. D. Thomas, 52, Kansas City Missouri, died after a collision with a freight train at New Salem. Harvey Larson, 25, Dwight, died when a car overturned on a curve near Dwight. Thelma Smith, 44, Geneseo, was killed when a car overturned southwest of Lyons. Two teens were seriously injured.
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Kansas
Robert Wilson
Winfield
M. D. Thomas
Kansas City
New Salem
Harvey Larson
Dwight
Thelma Smith
Geneseo
Lyons
Military construction bill cuts across services reach 1.63 billion
The House Armed Services Committee authorized 1.633 billion dollars for military construction in 1964, 13 percent below Defense Department requests, with 692.862 million for housing and 493.95 million for the Air Force. Navy funding fell 20.8 percent to 205.277 million and Army 16.3 percent to 200.672 million, while reserves and defense agencies saw smaller changes. Also notes an ad error stating Sho-Me Baseball Camps is in Bronson, Missouri, not Bronson as previously listed.
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House
Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Department
Air Force
Navy
Army
Defense
Sho-Me-Baseball Camps ,Inc
Bronson, Missouri
Bronson
No Sale But He Steals E Kiss In Hutchinson
A Hutchinson woman told police a magazine salesman failed to Impress her with subscription offers and kissed her after she rejected him. She filed a complaint charging assault by kissing. Police could not locate the salesman.
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Hutchins
J. Kan
Hutchinson
Iaw
Maybe Goes e rmor Wallace ought to have a 15 a B- chat with Cover nor Barnet
Fragmented OCR text yields unclear names and actions. The readable idea hints at discussions or meetings involving individuals named Wallace and Barnet in a summarized, non-graphic brief.
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Rmor Wallace
Covernor Barnet
Weather forecast for Weather County remains cool with showers
The forecast calls for cool weather with showers tonight and Saturday. Lows in the 50s, with highs tomorrow around the 70s.
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cClomamaSki
Tomamemi
Father Owen Celebrates 25th Year In Priesthood
Richmond based Rev. Owen Cote longtime St. Thereforese parish pastor marks twenty five years since ordination. Born Cornwall Ontario 1913 he trained at Mount Carmel College Chicago Quigley Seminary and Catholic University and later taught at Mount Carmel High School. He served in Joliet Scipio Pittsburg Wichita and Kansas before returning to Our Lady of Peace Niagara Falls. A Sunday Mass and reception May 26 honor his milestone.
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Owen Cote
St. Therese
Our Lady’ of Peace
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Father Cote
Quigley Seminary Chapel
Chicago
Ill
Rollie
Mount Carmel College
Falls View
Cornwall
William Cote
Stamford Collegiate
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
DePaul University
Mount Carmel High School
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Mount Carmel Highen
Camp Carmel
Carmelites
Indiana
Father Owen
Joliet, Ill
Joliet City
Joliet
Scipio
Pittsburg
Kansas
St. Therese’s Church
Our Lady of Peace
St. Therese’s
Father Owens
Big Local Slice In State Tax Pie
The Budget Department reports local units will get 125.2 million of the 413.6 million state budget next fiscal year. Of the total, 23.4 million comes from state funds and 35.8 million from federal money. State operations total 196.5 million with 78 million for education and labs, highways at 32.2 million, health and hospitals 25.7 million, public welfare 28 million, and public safety 7.4 million.
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Topeka
Vision on Water Tank Draws Texas Farm Crowds
Alice area reports show a kitchen window vision at a farm near Alice Texas on April 17. Mrs Botello says 19 000 people have visited the site paying a dollar per car while others see a grain deviation on the tank. The vision spoke in Spanish telling her not to leave and happiness will come. she plans to stay despite snakes. Clergy declined to comment.
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Texa
Jals
Botello Sr
Fay Newcamp
Arey
Robbery at Sharps Pixley bullion firm in London
Three masked men assaulted a watchman at the Sharps Pixley and Co. warehouse in the Finsbury area of London and stole 40 bars of gold valued at 260,090 dollars. The thieves fled in a car after the daytime heist.
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London
Sharps Pixley and Co
Finsbury
Arabian Stallions Attract Attention In Williamsburg
Lloyd Laws brings two Arabian stallions Ith Farlyf and Neyseyn from California to 144 acres of land with barns in Williamsburg. Laws, a former Navy man, plans to breed with four mares including Malfarwa and Ryhida, and notes the horses’ calm temperaments during a long trailer trip.
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California
Williamsburg
Laws
Law
John van Valkenburg
Ith Farlyf
Farlyf
W. K. Kelley Ranch
Neyseyn
Ferseyn
Farlouma
Kelloggs
Pomona
Califfornia State College
Malfarwa
Ryhida
Mr. Ed
Television
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