Press to quit Ole Miss spurs campus exodus at Ole Miss
In Oxford Mississippi AP reports a wait and see mood as desegregation turmoil prompts anticipated faculty exits. Lexington Advertiser editor Harold Brannon Smith predicts Ole Miss would lose a substantial number of professors due to administration inaction against persistent student offenses linked to James Meredith's entry.
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University of Mississipps
Harol’ Brannon Smith
Lexington Advertiser
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Elisabethville crime rate echoes Chicago fears
Elisabethville leader Jacques Sohler warned the city risked becoming like Chicago as crime surges. He cited escaped prisoners and former Katangese soldiers roaming the streets, with civil order at a low point as United Nations troops press the Kanlangesa forces.
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Elisabethville
UPI
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Chamber of Conmerca
Chircago
Sohier
Katanga
Katangese Solliers
Union Miniere Mining Company
Joca
United Nations
Kanlangesa
Moise Tshombe
Ohicr
Tshombe Returns To Capital for Talks
Katanga secession leader Moise Tshombe arrives in Elisabethville to meet UN representatives and discuss entry of UN forces. Talks focus on Kalasha mining zones, revenues, and the plan to unify Katanga under central authority amid regional tensions and recent violence.
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Tshombe
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
Katenea Nias
Elisabethville
U.N
Kolwezi
Katanga
George Sherry
Kalwezi
Ishombe
Carnheein
Mexico to speed up land reform program
Mexico plans to accelerate land reform to divide large estates among peasants. Adolfo Lopez Mateos administration officials announced during a central Mexico tour that about 1,754 peasants would receive certificates for nearly 11,000 acres, aiming to curtail agrarian unrest and reduce estate ownership rooted since the Spanish conquest. The move signals a shift to revise large holdings and bolster peasant parcel claims as the administration nears its end.
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Mexico City
UPI
Ermanent Agraving
Pho
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Sgnoram Ds
Roberta Warrios
Mexico
Bajia Regia
Tony
Lapex Mateas
Lopes Mateus
Kennedy Pledges $34 Billion for Federal Highway Plan
Washington AP says President Kennedy's budget calls for $34 billion in federal highway spending, with most funds from trust accounts. About 14,000 miles of the 41,000 mile interstate system would be completed and many more under construction, with the federal share up to 90 percent. He proposes user charges for highways, airports, waterways, and inland transport to fund maintenance.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
U.S. deficit forecast revised to 35.8 billion
Washington AP reports the administration revised its estimate of the current year’s federal deficit to 35.8 billion in the red. The administration’s forecast for fiscal 1953 had already been lowered from previous predictions and reflects ongoing red ink in federal finances.
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Walsengton
Ayade
Mavaiber
Few Mid Term Vacancies At Allen Academy
Allen Academy in Texas invites a limited number of students for mid term admission starting February 4. The program focuses on individual study skills, moral character, leadership, and self discipline, with small classes and guidance guiding toward college. Written inquiries to the Director of Admissions.
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Ryan
Texas
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Allen Academy
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Allen
Taytor
Feds
Estate Left Policemen Arrest of Woman Revealed
A San Antonio police captain disclosed the late Mrs. Gail Harwick 86 of 816 Montana died at Green Hospital leaving an estate that included a house and possible bank funds. The case ties to an earlier investigation when Harwick and foster father Valvolman Weldon Cockrell were involved with Dorothy Marwick, an 18 year old who alleged abuse and delinquency actions. Charges of pandering were filed, and the foster daughter’s illness and a prior lunacy finding added to the complex history.
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Ile
San Antonio
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Folse
Jane
Hogan
Polite
Ney
Justice of the Peace
Raymond Gerhardt
Palsmer
Hinian
Arause
Dorothy Marwick
Rogers
Acces
Abert
Travis Park Methodist
Corrigan
Edward Mabrite
District Attorney’s Office
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Thexar County
Shivy
Thy State Hospital
Grand
Lawn
Haresvick
Department of Public Safety
Harwick
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Medicare Bid Altered Aims at Coverage for Aged and Non Social Security
President Kennedy outlined a plan to expand health insurance for the aged and for those not under Social Security, financed through regular appropriations with benefits for Social Security participants. The proposal, tied to a Jan 1, 1984 effective date, follows last year’s failed attempt that excluded long term care. The plan cites rising hospital and nursing home costs as the rationale in a year marked by budget debates and social program reform discussions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Your Share by Kennedy Budget Figures
A Wallington AP item suggests if government costs were shared by all Americans, each person would owe about 317 dollars. It cites President Kennedy’s proposed budget of 99.812 billion dollars for the fiscal year and projects a population of about 191 million on January 1, 1964.
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Kennedy
United States
Ceacys Bureau
Millon
Value of Millionaire Opposes Support Hike in Los Angeles
Harry Karl, a shoe manufacturer, testifies in Superior Court that he opposes raising child support from 750 to 50 dollars a month for his three adopted and biological children. He cites perceived lack of financial understanding and recalls spending on clothing and a golf-related expense. Karl, married to actress Debbie Reynolds, has a history with Miss McDonald and mentions their children Denise Harrison and Tima Marie.
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Los Angeles
Harry Karl
Mavie McDonald
Karl
Superior Court
Denise
Harrison
Debbie Reynalis
Miss McDonald
Kennedy seeks park service funds for Padre Island area
Washington AP reports appropriations totaling 125.356 million requested for the National Park Service in the new fiscal year. Kennedy asks for 173.198 million more for operations and 45.912 million for construction. Funds also call for land and water rights acquisitions including Padre Island.
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Kennedy
Congress
Park Service
Ta Dre Island National Seashore
Padre Island
Dope Ring Bust: Five Arested by San Antonio Cops
Five men were arrested in a Thursday raid by San Antonio police and federal narcotics agents. Indictments by the Bexar County Grand Jury allege sale and possession of narcotics. suspects include Hector Cordova and Bento Povex Furras among others. All were held in county jail as district judge Archie S. Brown set bonds.
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