Alabama Governor Rejects U.S. Subpoena
Gov. George Wallace vows to boycott a federal hearing on preventing his interference with university desegregation. A U.S. marshal served a subpoena on a mansion maid, whom Wallace calls a convict and civilly dead. Wallace travels with heavy state protection as a Justice Department suit seeks to bar intervention in Alabama enrollments.
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Liver Transplant Fails to Save Denver Man
Denver a janitor William Grigsby, 47, died Monday night twenty two days after receiving a liver from a deceased donor in a rare transplant. Doctors said he contracted pneumonia Sunday but exact cause of death was not determined. Grigsby had liver cancer and underwent X ray treatments and drugs to aid organ acceptance.
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Walkout of Talks Triggers Planned Civil Rights Demonstrations
In Jackson Mississippi Negro leaders say the walkout from a civil rights session with Mayor Thompson means demonstrations will begin. Medgar Evers NAACP state field secretary warns of mass meetings to plan integration protests as white clergy fail to stop action.
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Thompson
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Actor Ordered To Pay Damages In Traffic Crash
In Los Angeles a Superior Court jury ordered actor Dara Andrews to pay 9000 to Diane Ward an 18 year old blind girl from Woodland Hills who was injured when her car was struck by Andrews vehicle on December 28 1958 in North Hollywood Andrews admitted fault and did not attend trial he had earlier pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge and was fined 263 dollars.
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Diane Ward
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Afghanistan and China to discuss border treaty talks
Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi said Afghanistan and the People's Republic of China will soon hold talks in Kabul to finalize a border treaty. The nations share a roughly 20 mile border north of the Kash region, with daily cross border opportunities noted.
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Buying Agency Savings by Military
Washington United Press International reports Assistant Defense Secretary Thomas D. Morris outlined a radical program to curb costs. The plan centers on buying only what is needed and standardizing parts across services to reduce waste. He expects savings of about 1.3 billion dollars annually within a few years.
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