Mississippi leaders threaten with demonstrations
In Jackson Mississippi civil rights leaders threaten mass demonstrations as Medgar Evers and city officials discuss integration plans. Thirteen leaders left a meeting after a call for a biracial committee, while ministers failed to secure chamber action to ease racial tensions.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
Negros of Colored People
NAACP
Mississippi
Evers
Thompson
Medgar Evers
Allenith
Ali Thompson
Chamber Or Commerce
Chamber
Jackson Neerves
Rusk Says Racial Problems Hurt U S Foreign Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told about 300 private groups that U S racial conflicts injure diplomacy abroad. He compared the United States to sprinters with one leg in a cast and urged solving discrimination at home to strengthen freedom efforts worldwide.
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Washington
Rusk
United States
Supreme Court backs immediate constitutional rights for Negroes
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous ruling led by Justice Goldberg, declared that constitutional rights cannot be postponed for racial integration cases. In Memphis Tennessee, the decision emphasizes prompt fulfillment of equal protection and rejects delaying tactics by schools or local authorities.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Memphis
Tenn
Goldberg
Northeastern Ohio Weather Summary
A front of light showers gives way to sun and intervals, then mostly cloudy with late thundershowers. Highs reach 70 to 76, tonight drops to 50 to 60, Wednesday cooler with a few showers. Sunrise 3:38 a.m. sunset 9:51 p.m. Moonrise 11:37 a.m. Moonset 1:22 a.m. Average period temperature 64 degrees.
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Ohio
Endine
Wallace defies subpoena in Alabama university row
Gov. George Wallace rejects a federal subpoena served on a mansion servant and vows not to appear at a federal hearing on the University of Alabama integration. Aiding attorneys may appear as special counsel. Wallace argues federal jurisdiction is invalid.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPD
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Wallace
Birmingham
U.S
Executive
Justice Department
Washington
Lilly
Decatur
NEW York
APD
Mit
U.S. Justice Department
Kennedy
Vivian Malone
David
McGlathery
Attion Society of New York
Amherst council backs highway talks amid gunpowder route dispute
D H Tammer deputy director of the State Highway Department Ashland says the May 18 meeting on the Rt 254 middle route was closed to the press to avoid bad publicity. He praised objectors Mrs Yaccabizzi Mrs Mattey and Mrs Hoiley for their civic service and said the session focused on the ordinance and objections from affected property owners. Council plans further discussions with engineers and county commissioners to finish loose ends, with meetings set for Wednesday and Friday.
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Amherst
D. H. Tammer
State Highway Department
Division 3
Ashland
Timmer
Ri SH
Frank J. Jamk
John J. Mattey
Erio Vaccabozzi
John Holley
Snarendale Dr
Yaccabizzi
Mattey
Council
Robert Penman
Joseph Husar
Rt. 24
Penman
Vatican reports Pope John XXII condition critical with abnormal growth
The Vatican said Pope John XXII, 81, suffers an abnormal growth and is in critical condition with severe internal hemorrhages and anemia. Medical sources suggest cancer, while a Milan paper quoted doctors and said life may be short. the pope expressed readiness for God's will.
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Vatican City
UPI
Vatican
John XXII
Cornere Della Sera
Piero Mazzoni
John
Ecumenical Council
Anj
Leo Harget
Elm St
Harget
Vaticans
Harger
Pietro Valdom
Italy
Msgr
Lons Canevilla
Battusta Roncalli
Tus
Bergamo
Pope John
Sotto Il Monte
Sugar firm cuts wholesale price for sugar in Vancouver
The British Columbia Sugar Refining Co announces a 2 cent cut in wholesale sugar prices in Vancouver. Prices had been rising to a high of 1750 dollars per 100 pound bag last week.
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Vancouver
B.C
British Columbia Sugar Refining Co
Safety slogan contest winner bags license plate No 1
The Ohio Department of Highway Safety held a safety slogan contest. The winning line Mile after mile, safety's in style was chosen for license plate number 1. Mrs Lillian Ea Struthers of Ohio is named winner though she does not drive. The text notes a car was won in an essay contest.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Highway Safety
Lillian E. Ea Struthers
Brighton Driver Succumbs After Collision Near Ashland
A Brighton driver died from injuries after his car struck the rear of a steel truck on Route 71, south of Ashland. He sustained a crushed chest and facial wounds requiring multiple operations at Ashland Samaritan Hospital and Cleveland facilities. Friends and relatives donated blood during his hospitalization.
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Cleveland
Asmand
Ashland Samentan Hospital
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Sheffield Lake
Berlin Heights
Perereteeyy
Rt. 4
Pope
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Pontiff
Milan
Anonio Gasbarrini
Penafi I
Brighton
Main Street
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