Mississippi desegregation crisis widens as Meredith nears campus
Contempt threats rise as State College Board meets to handle desegregation. James Meredith awaits transport to enroll at Ole Miss while Justice Department gains federal court power to pursue contempt. Governor Barnett backs defiance as Mississippi lawmakers praise his stand amid nationwide support and federal marshals gather in Oxford.
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James Saggus Jackson
Miss
State College Board
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Kosciuska Negro
Tennessee Hne
Memphis
Justice Department
Haltesburg
Ole Miss
Meredith
Mississippi Legislatwe
Ross Barnett
Senate
House
Barnall
Vernor Holmes
McComb
Meredithot
Barnett
Robert F. Kennedy
Mississippi
State Highway Patrol
Oxford
National Guard
Federal
Area Deaths: Mrs Cors C Grove 77 Chambersburg
Mrs Cors C Grove aged 77 of Chambersburg Rt 2 died Tuesday morning at Chambersburg Hospital after a two year illness. Born August 8 1885 in Southampton Township Franklin County she was a daughter of the late Rev Henry and Mary M M Wenger. A member of Mt Rock Brethren and Christ Church she taught Sunday school for many years. She was widow of Edward Grave who died in 1956. Surviving are one daughter Esther M Flage three sons Henry W Star iAt Shippensburg Arthur A Grave WaKena California and Wal ter W Grove Rt 3 Shippensburg one sister Fannie A Sollenberger Fayetteville and ten grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 10 30 AM at Air HM Brethren and Christ Church with Rev Clifford Lloyd and Rev Wilber Benner officiating. Burial in Wir cemetery adjoining the church. Friends may view Friday at Sellers Funeral Home 70 PM the body will lie in state Saturday one hour prior to services.
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Chambersburg
Cors C. Grove
Chambersburg Rt. 2
Chambersburg Hospital
Southampton Township
Franklin County
Henry
Mary MM (Booke) Wenger
Mt. Rock
Esther M. Flage
RL 2
Henry W
Star iAt
Shippensburg
Arthur A. Grave
Waukena
Caf
Walter W. Grove
Rt. 3
Fannie A. Sollenberger
Fayetteville
Air HM Brethren
Christchurch
Clifford Lloyd
Wilber Benner
Wir
Homse
Argentine Army Split In Politics
A powerful Argentine army faction demanded a speedy return to civilian government after a revolt against military leaders. Rebels held Campo de Mayo base backed by tanks and claimed broad support, while the army command warned of a dictatorship and kept troops on alert across Argentina.
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Roman Jimenez
Buenos Aires
Army
Campo de Mayo
Argentina
Guido
Hlouche
Ane
Armed Forces
Carlos Caro
Te Army
Campo del Mayo
Jose Cornejo Stranin
Prayer and praise from a Georgia church minister
A short, reflective prayer from Reobett W. Burns of Atlanta Georgia, minister at Peachtree Christian Church. The prayer expresses gratitude for fresh mercies and reminders of divine love through Christ, asking for peace amid heat and distraction.
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Thor
Christ
Reobett W. Burns
Atlanta
Filnister
Peachtree
Ian Church
Railroaders Scholarships Offered for 1963 64 Students
Pennsylvania Railroad announces scholarships under the Frank Thomson Trust Fund for employed and deceased railroaders. At least four awards will be made for the 1963 64 scholastic year. Competitive tests will be held this winter. Information available from the vice president public and employer relations, Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia 4, Pa.
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Pennsylvania Rmilroad Company
Frank Thomson Trust Fund
Ela
Pennsylvania ‘Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Area Man Aims To Reach 200 Pints Of Blood Donation
Lou Ferguson of Wainesburg has donated 105 quarts of blood across five states and seeks 200 pints. A draftsman for Stratos Corporation, he began donating on March 25, 243, and in 11 years has become a steady Red Cross donor, with his best year 1953 when he gave ten pints. He supports emergency lists at Waynesboro General Hospital and has donated in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware and New York. He plans to continue as long as the Good Lord spares him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Ferguson
Wainesburg
Ferguson
Stratos CorporaGon
Red Cross
Waynesboro
Magistrate Attends Baltimore Safety Conference
Magistrate William J. Gwyer attends the Governor's Safety and Health Conference in Baltimore at the Hotel Sheraton Belvedere. The two day event features James P. Begnomes, director of the American Hazard Association traffic safety program, as a speaker. A safety exhibit accompanies the conference.
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William J. Gwyer
Baltimore
James P. Begnomes
American Har Association
Sheraton
Belvedere
Eden Road Farm Sells for £25 000 at Court House
A half acre farm in the Maugansville area sold for 25000 dollars at the courthouse yesterday. Auctioneer Lewis Renner oversaw the sale of the Eden Road property bought by Noah Martin who now resides there, on behalf of Mrs. Mary Horst.
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Maugansville
Court House
Lewis Renner
Eden Road
Mary Horst
Noah Martin
Aud
Brisk Winds To Prevail In Maryland Forecast
The Weather Bureau reports brisk winds up to 35 mph and generally fair skies Friday with clouds lingering until then. Cool conditions continue with a low around 48 and highs near 70s, while the five day outlook calls for temperatures about four degrees below normal, with rain expected over the weekend.
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We Bureau
D. Paul Oswald
J. Howard Reckenbaugh
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Window Washer Dies After Belt Snaps in Manhattan
New York AP reports 63 year old window washer John Hirowski dangled by a single strap from a sixth floor window on West Sixth Street. He screamed for help for about ten minutes before a tenant alerted police. Paramedics found him nonresponsive and he was pronounced dead of heart failure.
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New York
John Hirowaki
Manhattan
West Sith Street
Hirowski
Vatican Swiss Guards Exceed Authorized Strength
A fragment indicates the Vatican Swiss Guards are longer than authorized strength, with a reference to the Hudson and a number 108 suggesting an overage. The garbled note mentions the United States and compares forces to an official cap.
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Vatican
United States
Pile Hudson
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Leo McCauley
Hagerstown Lions Club
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McCauley
Lou Chaney
Bill Colvin
Gl Weilind
Mark Wagfer
Tome Wext
Williamsport Pike
Amban’s
Shoea
Paris
Champs-Elysées
Life Stride
Stride
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Montgomery County
Keller, Stonebraker Company
Regent
Patterson Agency, Inc
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Spring
Tolen
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