Wallace Defies Kennedy Proclamation At Alabama Campus
U S marshals confront Governor George Wallace as Vivian Malone and James Hood arrive to register at the University of Alabama. Wallace refuses to allow the students to enroll, while federal officials read Kennedy's civil rights proclamation and urge authorities to maintain order. The scene unfolds amid federal court orders and a tense campus security buildup.
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U. S
U. S. Atty
Macon Weaver
Wallace
Weaver
Kennedy
Vivian Malone
James A. Hood
Nicholas Katzenbach
Washington
Dean Rusk
Alabama
James Hood
Tuscaloosa
Birmingham
Wallace blocks Alabama doorway in university stand off
National tensions rise as Governor Wallace vows to block entry at the University of Alabama while federal troops and the Kennedy administration appeal for peace. Riots feared. arrests rise as state troopers guard campuses and a tense stalemate unfolds.
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Wallace
Kennedy
Legislature of Alabama
University of Alabama
University Board of Trustees
Albert Lingo
Lingo
Foster Auditorium
Walace
Shhopk
Alabama
101St Airborne Division
University of Alabama At Tuscaloosa
George C. Wallace
United States
John F. Kennedy
United States of America
Loaned Executives to Brief on UF Policies in June Report
President Kennedy directed Alabama’s governor to brief loaned executives on UF policies tailored to agency and community needs. A Vigo County comparison shows per capita giving well below regional peers, prompting a campaign from Sept 16 to Oct 25 to boost participation and pre-sell support. Executives named include Hartmeyer, Keko, Bogue, Strickland, Freeland, Ray, Farley, Seiler, Benning, Rehorst, Lukens, Burdick, Keifer, Shifler, Adamson, Potter, and others.
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Richard Hartmeyer
American Can
Wilbur Keko
Commercial Solvents
Warren Bogue
Anaconda
B. D. Strickland
Chesty Foods
Charles Freeland
General Telephone
Pete Ray
Quaker Maid
R. C. Farley
Marathon Oil
Harold Seiler
Sears Roebuck
Paul Benning Jr
Charles Pfizer
J. B. Gibbons
Best Way of Indiana
John Rehorst
Columbia
Public Hearing Opens on Sales Tax Brackets
Gov Welsh presided over a hearing as retailers pressed for a 15 cent starting point for a sales tax bracket. Indiana Retail Council argued 50 cents would raise prices and cost jobs, citing Sears losses and small-item price hikes. Labor groups supported the plan, while the board delay on a final decision.
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Indiana Restaurant Association
Matthew E. Welsh
Sears
Latz
Bound For Africa
Retail Council
Maurice Goodnight
R-Lafayette
Goodnight
William H. Hardwick
Martinsville
Hughes
Williams to Visit Africa on June 21 Trip
Assistant secretary of state for African affairs G. Mennen Williams departs June 21 for a tour of Africa. He will visit Cameroon Congo Gabon Liberia Nigeria and two Spanish territories Rio Muni and Fernando Poo.
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Washington
PD —G. Mennen Williams
Africa
Williams
Cameron
Congo
Gabon
Gabana
Liberia
Nigeria
Spain
Rio Muni
Fernando
Tibet Death Practices and Expected Return in July
The State Department noted a figure plans to return on July 9. In Tibet the dead are kept briefly to permit reincarnation, then cremated or left for scavengers.
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Tibet
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