Lawyers To Seek Injunction To End Segregation In Birmingham
Black lawyers plan to appeal to the U S Court of Appeals in New Orleans for a preliminary injunction to desegregate Birmingham schools amid a federal case. Judge Seybourne Lynne earlier blocked desegregation and warned of an order to submit an integration plan under a state placement law. The broader civil rights actions include university enrollment battles and federal pressure on officials as national leaders discuss desegregation and racial unrest with business and political figures.
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Birmingham
Ala
Art
W. L. Williams Jr
U.S
Schol
Lynne
U.S.S Supreme Court
Justice Department
George ©. Wallace
Schoos
University of Alabama
Usta
James A. Hood
East Gadsden
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
Tuscaloosa
Wallace
Doama
White House
Kennedy
Savannah
Negra
Ambridge (Ap
E. McMaster
Mary Lish
Cambridge
Tawes
Nicodemus Stockholders Back Merger With Baltimore Bank
Nicodemus National Bank stockholders voted overwhelmingly to merge into First National Bank of Maryland. Shareholders approved 97% at Nicodemus and 85% at First National. Merger creates a larger bank to operate under First National name with six Nicodemus shares exchanged for five First National shares. The combined bank would have expanded offices and capital, and OCC approval is required.
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Nicodemus
Baltimore Bank
First National Bank of Maryland
Nicodemus National Bank
Robert Hobbs
First National
A. LeRoy Nichols
Nicodems National Bank
Nicodemus National
The
First Nations
First Nation
Capital Reserve
Nichols
Nicodemus Nations
Nicademus National
Hobbs
Baltimore
Bank of Farmers Banking
Trust Company
Montgomery County
Salisbury, National Bank
Wicomico County
Appalachia
Comptroller of Currency of
United States
Mayor Council Session Postponed This Week
The town’s mayor announces that the scheduled Thursday session of the mayor and council is postponed. Councilman Baker’s absence is noted as a factor, with Councilman William Baker to be out of the city. Francis Cordell is mentioned as a supporting figure in the postponement decision.
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Winslow FP
William HL. Baker
Francis R. Cordell Walt
Baker
101 Aboard Plane Lost Off Alaska
Coast Guard confirms debris sighted near Graham Island in the Gulf of Alaska is from a missing charter plane carrying 102 people. No survivors or bodies located. life jackets and luggage identified as from the aircraft.
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Juneau
Alaska
Coast Guard
Graham Island
B.C
Gulf of Alaska
Northwest Airlines
DC7
Alice
McChord Air Force Base
Wash
Elmendorf Ayh
John, XXIII
Kentil Dawn
Kennedy
Jeourava
Anchorage
Solemn Requiem for Pope John XXIII Planned
Washington AP reports a solemn clover leaf mass in Maryland to honor Pope John XXIII. The article lists the missing Northwest Airlines DC7 passengers from the Alaska flight and details pope remembrance efforts, local reactions, and traffic plans for Rt 40 between Hagerstown and east of town.
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John Mosel
Hagerstown
Washington
Hagerstown Wallage
St.at
East Mary's
Magerstown
Lee Elgin
Hag ‘Jerstown
Trafic
World Mourns Death Of Pope John XXI
World leaders and faiths mourn Pope John XXI as a symbol of unity and peace. Messages from presidents, dictators, religious groups, and international bodies pour in while nations declare mourning and suspend campaigns and amusements.
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John
Unity and Peace
London
John XXI
Hoday
Kngel
Vatican
Efton
Notre Dame Cathedral
Rome
Manila
Buenos Aires
Lebandil
Argentina
Peru
United Nations
U.N
U Thant
Assemmbly
Muhalmad Zatrulla Khan
John the Liar
Elizabeth I
Hlular
Harclerode Named New Head of Election Supervisors
Thomas Harclerode was elected president of the Board of Election Supervisors at a meeting held yesterday. Ralph A. McCauley and Charles G. Bible, both Republicans, are secretary and Donald Zombro, a Democrat, vice president. Mrs. Dorothy Watts was appointed Republican register, succeeding L.R. Ray Black who retired after two years in the post.
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Thomas
Harclerode
Board of Election Supervisors
Ralph A
Rainfall totals show area gains and near May levels
June rainfall totals reach 1.85 inches at Boonsboro, nearing May’s total by 0.01 inch. Beckbenbaugh notes yesterday’s fall at 1.26 inches, with prior rain around 0.8 inches. Bridgeport reports 1.08 inches, suggesting heavier rainfall along the mountains and steady soaking of the ground.
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Boonsboro
J. Jpopare
Beckbenbaugh
D. Paul Oswald
Bridgeporth
Seat Belts Save Couple From Injuries
In Miami Virginia at 8:30 a.m. today a couple escaped serious injury when their car was rear ended on Route 522 north of Henrico. The driver of the striking truck, Day Haney, Winebrenner reported, was northbound on Route 523 and stopped to turn into a driveway when the collision occurred. Mrs. Wilson rode as a passenger in the other vehicle.
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Aobert Olson
Sumner
Wash
McChord
Tacoma
Olgon
Saredsbil
B.C
Pacific Northern Airlines
PNA
Northwest
Army
Navy
Air Force
United States
Olson
Donald #. Wender
Kenneth A. Larson
Kirkland
Donald K. Schaap
Seattle
Joan V. Morris
Patricia L. Moran
Miami
Henal
Vuscar Ti
Day
Hanegck
Winebrenner
Wilson
Local Firm Break-In Reported at Baltimore Street
Burglary at D A Stickel and Sons, 67 West Baltimore Street, reported to City Police Monday by Harry Howard of 21 View Street. Authorities investigate break-in at the local firm with damages and potential theft.
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D. A. Stickel and Sons
Baltimore St
Harry Howard
View St
Grice Quits Demo Central Committee
Attorney Charles C. Grice resigns from the Washington County Democratic Central Committee to take an assistant attorney general post with duties tied to the State Road Commission. Councilman Cardell may be named to fill the vacancy. Grice cites Hatch Act restrictions on political activity amid highway project involvement.
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Charles C. Gree
Washington
Democratic Central Committees
Francis R. Cardell
Cardell
Gtice
Maryland
State Road Commission
Washington County
Grice
Weather Outlook Across Regions With Scattered Showers
Partly cloudy Washington County with warmer midweek and sunshine. Allegany County winds to rain tonight through Thursday with warm high 70s to 80s. Eastern Pennsylvania sees considerable cloudiness and a chance of shivers with lows in the 50s north 60s south. Wednesday turns fair and warm with upper 70s to low 80s. Reports of minor police incidents and thefts noted. various weather advisories and temperature forecasts included.
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Washington County
Allegany County
Pennsylvania
Pope John XXIII Dies and Vatican Prepares Conclave
Vatican City AP reports Pope John XXIII dies after four days of agony from stomach tumor and peritonitis. Cardinals begin daily meetings to plan conclave to choose successor, with vote in the Sistine Chapel twice daily until two thirds agree. The body lies in state and will be driven to St Peter's Basilica for public viewing.
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Gerald Miller
Vatican City
John XXIII
Papal Vatican
Vatican
Catafalque
Prelatia
Peter's Square
St. Peter's Buall Rica
Christ Kendom
St. Peter's
Bastiea
Vatean
Apson
John
Rome
En Jane Cardinal ‘Tisserant
College of Cardinals
Ibera
Sacred College
Zohn
Sistine Chapel
Unconstitutional County Junkyard Law Ruled by Judge Rutledge
Washington County junkyard ordinance struck down as unconstitutional and beyond police power. Associate Judge Irvine H. Rutledge ruled the fence and screening requirements vague and insufficient to protect public health and welfare. The decision questions eight foot screening and barriers for existing and future junkyards amid hills and an elevated highway.
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Washington Coun
Irvine H. Rutledge
Rutledge
Kinood Westheardinanca
Cavetown
Vagte
Grimm
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Pope John
Pope Juhn XXIII
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Wilken
St. Peter’s
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