Florida Governor backs university integration stance
Tallahassee AP Governor LeRoy Collins says the Board of Control should handle changes needed after a federal court order integrating University of Florida graduate schools. He downplays interposition as a hoax and criticizes road building cuts while supporting a traditional capitol design.
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LeRoy Collins
Board of Control
Federal District Court
University of Florida
Collins
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Hower
Negroes Ike To Discuss Integration
President plans a conference on civil rights with four Negro leaders and Rev. Martin Luther King pressing for faster federal action. Powell was not invited though he is under indictment. White House spokesman Hagerty confirmed the meeting as requested by King, with Powell calling it his idea.
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White House
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Montgomery
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Justice Department
Boy Alters Rail Switch, Derailing Nine Cars
In St Louis a 10 year old told police he moved a switch handle thinking it was wrong. His action caused nine freight cars on a Wabash train to derail with no injuries. He was placed in juvenile custody.
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Soviet hardening stance sparks East West crisis
Ominous shifts in Soviet policy threaten the West with possible action in the Middle East and against Yugoslavia. Peiping warns satellite nations to toe the Red line as Moscow broadens purges. Nagy’s execution triggers a sequence: Japan warned on U S nuclear weapons, nine Americans held by East Germany to be released denied, Denmark blamed for Copenhagen demonstrations, Eisenhower Nagy tribute cited as pretext, Russia hints at volunteers for Lebanon.
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Floating Peaks and Sea Treasures From Global Science
Washington AP report on the International Geophysical Year findings by 10,000 scientists in 66 nations. Highlights include potential global warming from CO2, ice melt effects, Antarctic ice abundance revisions, ocean mineral wealth, underwater mountains, Antarctic lakes, and extreme Arctic cold measured at minus 109 degrees.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
House Appropriations
Gantic Greenhouse
United States
Globe
Antarctic
Pacific
Panama
Asia
Earth
South Pole
Australia
Khrushchev Shifts Soviet Farm Pricing to Boost Output
The Soviet Communist Party announces a new pricing system for all collective farm output to spur efficient production and reduce fixed low-price deliveries. Two officials, N V Podgorny and D B Poliansky, are promoted to alternate Presidium posts, signaling continued Khrushchev control. Quotas to the state remain mandatory while surplus may enter the open market.
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Soviet Communist Party Today
Khrushchev
U.S
Party
Central Committee
Russia
N.V. Podgorny
Ukraiian Communist Party
D. 8. Poliansky
Russian Federation
Soviet Union
De La Salle Seeks Recognition as Suzy Parker’s Husband
Pierre de La Salle said he wants to be identified as Suzy Parker’s husband not by a shared fame line. The couple, wed in a secret 1955 New York ceremony, traveled to Jacksonville where Parker sustained a broken arm in a train wreck near St. Augustine that killed her father.
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Miss Parker
New York
Suzy
de la Salle
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Clennon King Visits Father in Georgia
Clennon King, 37, an African Methodist pastor and educator from Gulfport Mississippi, travels to Albany Georgia to visit his father after being released from Whitfield State Hospital. He plans to return to Mississippi to pursue his case and seeks an apology and possible legal action over his treatment.
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Clennon King
Father
Georgia
Albany, Ga
Mississippi
University of Mississippi
King
State Mental Hospital
Whitfield
Miss
Lafayette County
Atlanta
Albany
Arizona Produces About Half of U.S. Copper Output
The Arizona Department of Mineral Resources states Arizona accounts for roughly one half of national copper production, highlighting the state's leading role in the metal’s supply.
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U.S
Arizona Department of Mineral Resources
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