NAACP Leader Roy Wilkins Arrested in Jackson
Police seized Roy T. Wilkins the NAACP executive secretary during a picket in downtown Jackson and charged him with a felony before releasing him on $1,000 bond. Later a mass march of about 100 demonstrators faced a police blockade and detentions, as city officials agreed to three of eight Negro demands including hiring Negro policemen and cross guards.
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Pope John XXIII Lingers in Life as Health Fails
The 81-year-old pope remained in grave condition with moments of lucidity and stable pulse as doctors said his end could come within hours or days. Vatican officials kept vigil while thousands prayed outside St. Peter's Square.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Racine
St. Peter's Square
Survives Nine Story Fall at Memorial Hospital Work Site
Crisco Barkley a 28 year old construction worker from Fairmont NC survived a nine story fall after landing in a deep mud ditch at Memorial Hospital in Charlotte. He underwent surgery for a ruptured spleen and may have a displaced vertebra. He remained in satisfactory condition Saturday.
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Charlotte
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Crisco Barkley
Memorial Hospital
Barkley
Robert Watson
Tot Falls 11 Stories in Brooklyn Window Fall
Two year old Dennis Bundy fell eleven stories from his 11th floor Gowanus apartment to a freshly dug earth area. Doctors at Long Island Hospital described his condition as grave but said they hope to save his life. His mother reported he was asleep in his crib when he fell.
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New York
Dennis Bundy
Long Island Hospital
George Bundy
Gowanus
Brooklyn
Peace appeal in Laos meets Pathet Lao resistance
In Vientiane the British Soviet bid for Laotian peace stalls as Premier Souvanna Phouma accuses Pathet Lao of new attacks near Plaine des Jarres aided by unidentified foreign troops likely North Vietnamese. Pathet Lao at Khang Khay signals readiness to negotiate on their terms while denouncing US and Geneva accord critics.
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Laos
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Plaine Des Jarres
Khang Khay
Britain
Soviet Union
Cochairmen
Prince Souphanouvong
Peabody Says No US Area Free of Bigotry in Desegregation Debate
Governor Peabody of Massachusetts told a Washington audience that desegregation must raise standards nationwide not just regionally. He argued every form of bigotry—in suburbs or southern lunch counters—needs action, and cited Massachusetts’ anti-discrimination laws and new state committees as steps toward comprehensive fair practices and civil rights enforcement.
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Peabody
Massachusetts
American Veterans’ Committee
Massachusetts Commission Against
Wanderlust ends in airline fraud at Swissair counter
Richard Merz, 24, a New York airline ticket agent, faced charges after two years at Idlewild Airport. He allegedly stole and validated 15667 worth of tickets, cashed fake checks in London, and traveled from coast to coast and to London and Zurich on Swissair credentials before being arrested by Queens County DA's office.
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New York
Richard Merz
Merz
Idlewild
Swissair
Kew Gardens
London
Zurich
Caribbean
Switzerland
In This Section World U S and State News Pages
The reader is shown a table of contents style note listing sections and page numbers across World U S and State News Local News Editorial Builders and Amusements. It outlines where to find Page 2A 3A SA 7A 8A 10A 14A and 4A 6A 14A 12A 13A respectively.
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Missile Silo Blast at Walker AFB No Injuries Reported
An explosion occurred in an Atlas missile silo at Walker Air Force Base in Roswell New Mexico during a training exercise Saturday night. The missile did not explode, no warhead was present, and all personnel evacuated safely. Lt H M Childress, the base information officer, said the exact cause is undetermined.
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Walker Air Force Base
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H.M. Childress
Childress
Final Sabin Clinics Open Today at 11 A.M.
Racine County Medical Society runs nine Sabin Type III vaccine clinics from 11 am to 6 pm today across Racine and surrounding communities. Eligible are under 30 and parents of children 5 and under who have had at least two Salk doses, with the last between May 1 1962 and May 4 1963.
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Racine
Racine—Memorial Hall
7Th St
Lake Ave
Wadewitz
Yout St
Mitchell School
Drexel Ave
Fratt School
Kinzie Ave
Burlington—Waller School
St. Mary’s School
Mt. Pleasant Town Hall
Union Grove
Waterford Graded School
Racine Area Weather Forecast Quiet Warm Pattern North
Partly cloudy and continued warm through Monday with highs in the lower 80s near the lake and upper 70s inland. Tonight's low in the upper 50s to mid 60s with south to southeast winds 8 to 18 mph, easterly near the lake. Scattered thunder showers possible in the northwest and extreme north portions. today’s high 78 to 86 and low 55 to 62.
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