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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1963

Page

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Sit-In Convictions Voided by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court voided five major sit-in convictions in Alabama Louisiana and South Carolina raising 14th Amendment equal protection questions. Chief Justice Warren said city actions against desegregation must be treated as if an ordinance prohibited such conduct. The rulings could reshape race relations in the South beyond earlier school desegregation cases.

Louisiana Warren New Orleans South Oream N. C New Orleas Greenville U S. C Birmingham Ala Justice Warran Harlan Supreme Court Alabama North South Carolina High Tribunal Marvell Departet McCrory New Orleans Bach Cief F. L. Shuttlesworth Sloan Charles Fof Billups Allenge Chief Justice Supreme Court Shutt Tlesworth

Illinois lawmakers weigh aid to shield school programs

Springfield May 20 Illinois lawmakers hear from superintendents and teachers urging more state aid to prevent cuts in music athletics kindergarten and other programs. The House Education Committee backs a 348 million increase, with a May 28 test in Appropriations.

Larry ‘Stamp Associated Press Springfield Illinois Illinois House Committee House Education Committee House Appropriations Committee Illinois Education Association Wayne Loneking Iga

Birmingham Expels 1081 Negro Pupils for Desegregation Activities

The Birmingham Board of Education expelled or suspended 1,081 Black pupils aged 16 and under for participating in desegregation activities. Pupils may apply for summer school to make up work, and seek readmission for the fall term, with final grades affected by the expulsions. Dr Theo Wright confirms the board’s ruling with details on penalties and eligibility.

Birmingham Ala Edu Cation Theo Wright

Lost dog Rusty sought after fatal crash near Wolf Lake

Karen Farr, 18, hospitalized in good condition after a head on crash that killed her parents Lt Col James Farr and his wife in Missouri. Karen’s brother Michael, 15, is seriously injured. Williams, Gilbert, Rufus Williams and Billy Booker, all of St. Louis, are in fair condition. Police seek the missing dog part chow part husky. Funeral arrangements set. coroner awaiting stable conditions.

Karen Furr Rusty Wolf Lake Karen Union County Hospital Anna James Murr Charlotte N.C Michael Southeast Hospital Cape Girardeau Farr Emmett Williams Williams Gilbert Rufus Billy Booker St. Louis Lora Vincent Gorham Union County L. F. Pearson Dean Fullenwider Col. Farr Norris and Son Funeral Home Jonesboro

Market Accepts Tariff Cut Plan

NATO talks in Ottawa raise security as a bomb threat targets hotels hosting delegates led by U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk British Foreign Secretary Lord Home and French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville The FLQ is suspected behind the anonymous letters.

Ottawa North Atlantic Treaty Organization U.S Dean Rusk Lord Home Maurice Couve de Murville NATO FLQ Quebec Liberation Front Quebec Canada

Locusts Hit Fruit Trees in Illinois Orchards

Swarms of locusts entered Southern Illinois orchards in Jackson and Union counties after a bitter winter, threatening future peach and apple production. Growers began spraying to curb the insects, which do not eat current crops but damage branches and future yields. The infestation coincides with stalled GATT talks as Europe and the United States haggle over tariff cuts and automatic adjustment formulas. Locust cycles of 13 and 17 years may recur, with possible alternate years bringing renewed orchard impact.

Geneva United States Ludwig Erhard Valery Giscard D'Estaing Ilinois Jackson Unin Eldon Starkweather Jackson County Starkweather Illinois Indiana Karl Merkel Growers Sales Services Carbondale Hans Schaffner Switzerland France West Germany Italy Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg U.S Baryateh United Ihlo

Rockefeller reassesses 1964 plans amid poll results and marriage talk

The Associated Press reports Rockefeller reevaluating his 1964 GOP nomination strategy as private polls shape expectations. He has not publicly confirmed plans, while aides and rival politicians weigh how his marriage to Margarite Murphy might affect support among women voters and industrial state blocs.

Jack Bell Associated Press Washington Yance Middle West Rockefeller Kenneth B New York Keating R-N.y Barry Goldwater Nelson A. Rockefeller Abraham A. Ribicoff alConn Kennedy Margar Suchetta Fitler Murphy Saidj Emmer Senate Hejed M. Dirksen Illinois Stevenson Catho Lees Rockefaller Raye

Soviet Force Highly Mobile Says Lemnitzer

Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer, USA supreme Allied commander in Europe, said the Soviet army is a highly mobile force suited to atomic realities. He urged Congress to approve Kennedy's $1.4 billion military aid abroad and noted Soviet strength has been beefed up and modernized. Astronaut Gordon Cooper said a longer Mercury flight could bring gains, while NASA's Robert Seamans doubted another manned Mercury mission soon.

Washington Lyman L. Lemnitzer Europe Lemnitzer House Gordon Cooper Cooper Mercury Robert C. Seamans National Aeronautics and Space Administration Seamans

Cooper Receives NASA Medal at White House Promise

After a 34 hour space flight Gordon Cooper returns to Florida for a warm welcome. President Kennedy will award him NASA's Distinguished Service Medal in the Rose Garden. Cooper will address Congress and then attend a ticker tape parade in New York amid celebratory crowds in Cocoa Beach.

Huck Finn National Aeronautics and Space Administration Kennedy White House Rose Garden Congress New York Cooper CoéGa- Beach Gordo

Cloudy outlook for Southern Illinois with light showers

Cloudy for Southern Illinois with increasing cloudiness tonight and a chance of a light shower by morning. Low tonight in the mid 50s. Cloudy with a few showers Tuesday, turning cooler by evening. High Tuesday in the upper 60s. Weather details on page 14.

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