Judge Says Pupils Will Stay In Jail
In Birmingham Judge Talbot Ellis ordered detention for an undetermined number of school children arrested during a mass antisegregation protest. He announced no bond for repeat offenders, and $500 for first offenders, amid reports of hundreds of youths among 600 to 700 arrested.
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Birmingham
Ala
Talbot Ellis
Ellis
Parker High School
Martin Luther King Jr
King
City Hall
Wyatt Tee Walker
Senate Clears Way For Early Conference On Spending Bill
Relations between the United States and Haiti deteriorate as five protests are sent to President Duvalier by the U S Embassy in five days. Jacques Fourcand, head of Haiti's Red Cross, denounces Washington at a government event. The incident list includes the anti American address and other actions affecting ties.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
U.S
Francois du
Jacques Fourcand
Red Cross
Duvalier
Fourcand
United States
Washington
Marine Corps
Kennedy
State Department
Raymond Thurston
Rene Chalmers
Paducah
Senators
Representa
Senate House
Senate
Roy Harrington
Port Arthur
House
San Angelo Junior College
Pan American College
San Angelo College
San Angelo
Connally
Rusk Nehru talk Kashmir Laos Congo at Delhi talks
Secretary of State Rusk met Prime Minister Nehru in New Delhi to discuss global tensions with emphasis on India Pakistan relations and the Kashmir dispute. Indian Foreign Secretary Desai cited talks on Congo Laos China Pakistan and Kashmir as Rusk planned further discussions with Ayub Khan and British official Sandys.
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New Delhi
India
Dean Rusk
Nehru
Pakistan
Rusk
M. J Desai
Congo
Laos
China
Kashmir
Karachi
Mohammed Ayub Khan
British Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
Sandys
Supreme Court grants 15 day stays for three California death row inmates
Justice Douglas issued 15 day stays of execution to Joseph Rosato John Frank Vilahovich and Donald G Franklin at San Quentin The fourth inmate Charles J Golston was commuted by Gov Edmund G Brown to life without parole The stay pending high court decisions comes as the court weighs cases on illegal evidence and warrantless searches.
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Washington
Douglas
The
Supreme Court
California
San Quentin
Joseph Rosato
John Frank Vilahovich
Donald G. Franklin
Charles J. Golston
Edmund G. Brown
Golston
Anaheim
Calif
High Tribunal
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
High Court
George D. Ker
Rosato
New Arab Union Threatened by Syrian Split
Beir ut reports six pro Nasser Syrian Cabinet and Revolutionary Council members quit leaving Baath in control. The crisis risks fracturing the planned United Arab Republic as Nasser clashes with Baathists over Syria’s role. The union’s transitional Presidency Council composition and dates loom.
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New Arab Union
Beirut
Lebanon
Arab Union
Syria
Iraq
Egypt
National Revolutionary Council
Ba'ath Socialist Party
Yivian Revolutionary Council
Damascus
Ba'ath
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Ba Ath
United Arab Republic
Ba’athists
Nasser
UAR
Ba’ath
Cmp
Baghdad
McClellan Demands Pentagon Evidence On TAC Contract
Sen John L McClellan accuses the Pentagon of withholding documentary evidence in the TEX war plane contract probe. He renews a request for documents, lists bidders Boeing and General Dynamics, and notes McNamara’s testimony amid calls for competitive prototype testing.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Pentagon Today
Senate
McClellan
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Senate Investigations
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
Boeing Co
Seattle
Wash
Robert S. McNamara
Boeing
William M Allen
General Dynamics
Allen
Air Force
Eugene Zuckert
Pentagon
McCellan
McNamara
Weather Summary for Texas Regions
Regional forecast shows partly cloudy to cloudy skies across North Central Texas Southeast Texas and others with a warmer trend today through Saturday. Lows dip to mid 60s to low 70s while highs reach 70s to 80s and scattered showers or thunderstorms possible north and along the coast. Southeast winds 16 to 22 knots in coastal areas.
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Texas
Yeass
Tess Cinar
Concert Ticket Deadline Near For Scurry Association
A reminder announces tomorrow is the last chance to join the Scurry Concert Association this year. Memberships this week are for those unable to join during the regular drive. mail checks to secretary Mrs. W D Birdwell, 3100 Crockett Street. Adult memberships cost 7.50, students 4.00.
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Scurry Concert Association
Association
W DD. Birdwell
Crockett Street
Paratroops Crush Mutiny By Congolese Police in Leopoldville
Paratroopers surrounded Leopoldville police camp and seized armories after arresting police officers over a bid for a 25 percent pay rise. Military units also took over stations as officials cited a wage dispute with inflation eroding purchasing power.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Leopoldville
Ministry of the Interior
Fremer Cyrille Adoula
Warm Clear Spell With Local Rain Patches Forecast
The Weather Bureau expects warmer temperatures and clear to partly cloudy skies across Texas after thunderstorms ended Friday. Light showers were noted in parts of Northeast Texas and Laredo saw only a light drizzle as parched areas received rain.
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Texas
Weather Bureau
South
Laredo
North Central
Northeast
South Texas
Word Awaited On Second Try To Conquer Mount Everest
News from Katmandu says an American Everest expedition may have reached the summit for a second time. Two climbers reportedly stood atop 24,024 feet at 10 am local time, with a second team trailing behind to attempt the top. Confirmation and identities remained withheld pending all three groups’ safe return.
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Mount Everest
Alan M. Kennedy
Katmandu
Nepal
Mt Everest
U.S
Munists
Mao Tve-tung
Hillary
Tensing
Rocky West Ridge
Tibet
Britain
John Hunt
Luther G. Jerstad
Ore
Richard Pownell
Denver
Colo
Lie
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Teddington
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England
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