Wallace Bars Two Negroes From Alabama U Campus
President Kennedy orders Alabama National Guard into federal service and threatens force to enroll Vivian Malone and James Hood. Governor Wallace blocks entry, defying a federal injunction as National Guard helicopters monitor the Tuscaloosa campus and student registration proceeds outside.
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Washington
Kennedy
Alabama National Guard
Sec. McNamara
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
United States
Vivian Malone
James Hood
Wallace
Birmingham
U. S
Seybourn H. Lynne
National Guard
Negotiations Extend Deadline In Railroad Work Rules Clash
Washington June 11 unions and railroads agreed to a five day extension to negotiate over disputed work rules. The move delays a nationwide strike and keeps essential service, as federal mediators including Labor Secretary Wirtz press for continued talks before the new deadline.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Independent Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Labor Department
Vigo County Board considers teachers pay hike demands
The Vigo County School Corporation board met with representatives from the Vigo County Teachers Association and the American Federation of Teachers Local 734 to caucus on salary increase proposals. The session, held in the Administration Building, was closed to press and public after initial discussions. The board previously denied the groups’ requests for 300 and 500 dollar annual base raises, and rejected a 100 dollar increase urged by the superintendent.</s>
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Vigo County School Corporation
Vigo County Teachers Association
Vigo County Federation of Teachers Local 734
American Federation of Teachers
Superintendent of Schools
Burmese airliner with 21 missing
A Burmese airliner with 21 aboard disappeared today in northern Burma. The Dakota, traveling from Rangoon to Putao, reported landing difficulties at Putao airport due to bad weather.
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Rangoon
Burma
Putao
Weather Map Brief for Page Six Early Morning
A weather map note shows 6 a.m. and 9 a.m. readings with a 72 degree high. Sunrise at 5:22 and sunset at 8:16 listed. River stage at 0.2 feet and rising.
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PEON
Local Conditions Forecast For Terre Haute Area
Highest yesterday 91 and low last night 64 with .34 inch precipitation. Terre Haute and vicinity expect fair and cooler tonight with lows near 50. Wednesday should be mostly sunny and mild with highs in the upper 70s. Indiana Partly cloudy this afternoon then fair and cooler tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight 47 to 55 and highs Wednesday in the 70s to low 80s in the south. Illinois fair and cooler tonight with lows in the 50s and little temperature change Wednesday. Street thermometer reads 67 at 6 am and 73 at 2 pm.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
JFK Names Harriman Head U.S. Nuclear Talks
President Kennedy designated Undersecretary of State W. Averell Harriman as chief U. S. negotiator for July discussions with the Soviet Union and Britain on the nuclear testing stalemate. Harriman, ex ambassador to Moscow, joins a U. S. and British contingent seeking a test ban pact amid Khrushchev’s approval of the talks.
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Washington
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
U. S
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Harriman
Moscow
United States
Hawaii
Australia
New Zealand
John J. McCloy
New York
Germany
Khrushchev
Russia
Temperatures Drop Across Indiana After Thunder Storms
The Associated Press reports sharp cooling across Indiana following a severe heat wave and storms. The Weather Bureau forecasts milder temperatures through Thursday with highs in the 70s in Northern and Central Indiana and low 80s in the south, and tonight’s low in the 40s to 50s.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
Bankruptcy sweep follows Chicago fire claims
Sixty insurance firms failed trying to cover 1871 Chicago fire losses. The blaze caused 200 million dollars in property damage and razed 3 percent of the city, according to Collier's Encyclopedia.
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Chicago
Collier’s Encyclopedia
Private Funds May Be Used For Lake Port
Indiana Governor Welsh says private capital may fund a proposed Lake Michigan harbor near Burns Ditch in Porter County. A Port Commission study is under way as Bethlehem Steel signals interest for the project, while conservationists oppose the plan citing dune destruction. Welsh indicates further announcements are expected soon and insists the state may move quickly.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Matthew E. Welsh
Welsh
Indiana Port Commission
Porter County
Burns Ditch
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlehem
State Board of Revenue
Shirley MacLaine Confesses Slugging Trade Critic
Hollywood actress Shirley MacLaine says she slugged movie trade columnist Mike Connolly after six months of what she called true reporting. She told reporters she went to Connolly’s office expecting discussion but used self defense when he surprised her.
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Hollywood
Shirley MacLaine
Mike Connolly
Mike
Public Hearing Opens on Sales Tax Brackets
Indiana retailers and State Revenue Commissioner James C Courtney warned that a 50 cent starting point for the 2 percent tax would force price increases. The hearing drew about 300 in the House chamber as Courtney cited expected losses for drugstores, a department store, and a variety store chain. He warned higher consumer prices would follow unless brackets changed.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
James C. Courtney
Courtney
House of Representatives Chamber
State Board of Revenue
Drugstore
Variety Store
Department Store
Five GUM Executives Arrested in Black Market Probe
Moscow officials report five executives from the GUM department store were arrested on charges of supplying black market operators. Pravda described the action as part of a broad crackdown in the capital.
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Moscow
Big Gum
Pravda
Plane Carrying 3 In Forced Landing
A Birmingham to Chicago flight with three aboard landed safely near Martz in Clay County after running out of fuel. Pilot Tolar, later identified, radioed Hulman Field and was uninjured, with passengers taken to Terre Haute. The Cessna 1824-place aircraft departed Birmingham about 8:15 a.m. Tuesday and no cause beyond fuel exhaustion was stated.
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Chicago
Birmingham
Ala
Martz
Clay City
Clay County
Hulman Field
Andrew Bill
Federal Aviation Flight Service
Hulman
Tolar
Terre Haute
Loaned Executives Briefed on UF Policies and Goals
22 UF Loaned Executives met for a second training session at the Holiday Inn to learn about the United Fund policies programs services and the budget requirements of 26 member agencies. John K Lemry of Columbia Records chairs the group as they prepare to contact about 70 Vigo County firms and raise more than twenty thousand dollars in new contributions.
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United Fund
John K. Lemry
Columbia Records
United Way
Vigo County
Holiday Inn
James Conover
Admissions and Standards
Executives Tour Anaconda Plant For Two Day Conference
About 28 executives from Anaconda Company and three subsidiaries met in Terre Haute for a two day conference hosted by the Terre Haute plant of Anaconda Aluminum Company They toured AACs rolling plant on North Thirteenth Street saw hot mill work ing ingots into sheets and examined new mills under construction The expansion aims to raise metal output by 65 percent before end of 1964 with three mills operational soon and a fourth ready by July Completion is targeted for late next year Three additional cold rolling mills are planned for next year and the Terre Haute plant recently set production and shipment records Continued on Page 6 Col 3.
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Anaconda Aluminum Company
Thomas D. Gebhart
Louisville
Anaconda Aluminum
Vincent D. Perry
New York
Anaconda Company
Archie P. Cochran
Martin
Terre Haute
Anaconda American Brass
Anaconda Wire and Cable
AAC
North Thirteenth Street
Warren Bogue
Wallace confronts integration at Alabama University
AP News Digest notes Gov George Wallace attempts to block Negro students from entering the University of Alabama. Other items include President Kennedy to name a chief negotiator for nuclear test ban talks, rail unions asked to delay a possible nationwide strike, a deadly Boy Scout desert trip in Utah, and Indiana tax and harbor finance developments.
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George Wallace
University of Alabama
Halleck Pleads Not Guilty in Dove Hunting Case
New Bern North Carolina June 11 House minority leader Charles A Halleck pleaded not guilty in a Eastern District federal court hearing on charges of hunting doves in a baited field He and five others including a Cherry Point Marine Air Station hunting club trip face trial this week Halleck was absent and represented by Albert J Ellis of Jacksonville North Carolina
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New Bern
N. C
Charles A. Halleck
Rind
Halleck
House
Albert J. Ellis
Jacksonville
Cherry Point Marine Air Station
Flood Damage Hits Cuba After Heavy Rains
Heavy rains in eastern Cuba cause at least 10 deaths and $1.5 million in damage. About 2000 peasants flee to higher ground near Manzanillo as rescuers spot dead cattle floating in the floodwaters.
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Havana
Cuba
Manzanillo
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Anaconda
Plant
AP News Digest
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