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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
3
Federal troops moved into Tuscaloosa as Vivian Malone and James Hood registered at the University of Alabama. Governor Wallace faced Kennedy as 18 000 National Guard troops were federalized to enforce the court order amid tense confrontations and loaded airplanes with tear gas.
President Kennedy issues an executive order placing the Alabama National Guard under federal control to enforce the admission of Vivian Malone and James Hood at the University of Alabama. He cites Wallace’s threats and U S troops as justification, signaling federal action to end state resistance.
In a sweeping address, President Kennedy links MSU board tension to a national crisis of racial inequality. He argues segregation is not sectional and calls for Congress and local bodies to act, warning against violence, token measures, or delay. He cites Birmingham and calls for full civil rights for all citizens.
Anaconda hosts the VFW convention with events at 2 PM Thursday and a banquet at 7 PM Saturday at Marcus Daly Hotel. The Anaconda Post No. 1876 leads, with Ray Fleming as commander and Eugene H. Mahoney a state senator and attorney from Thompson Falls. Housing actions and parade entries include many local organizations and the Great Falls based Malmstrom AFB Drum and Bugle Corps.
A Paris newspaper runs a photo of a British scientific adviser linked to the Profumo scandal. Public opinion fears a larger affair as Labour plans a high profile Commons debate. Macmillan mobilizes allies to defend the government while Queen Elizabeth receives a briefing on developments.
Marine Corps recruiting office in the Federal Building announces a new shipment of the booklet Our Flag. Free copies are available on a first come first served basis by writing to the recruiting station at the post office or calling 793-3500. The brochure covers flag display regulations and a concise history from origin to the present year.
Readable notes describe Walkerville Centerville and Meaderville as a city and two communities north and east of Butte. The description places nearby suburbs in relation to the Meaderville area.
A truck carrying twelve Boy Scouts and adults plunged down a steep embankment 35 miles southeast of Escalante Utah. Seven scouts and five adults died and twenty seven were injured as brakes failed and the vehicle rolled off the mountain road. Two scouts escaped and walked three miles to seek help, authorities later said.
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