Wallace Silent On Plans For Court Summons
In Birmingham Alabama Governor George Wallace defies a federal court summons while vowing to keep Negroes from entering the University of Alabama. Vivian Malone and David McGlathery plan summer enrollment as a federal judge orders action on a Justice Department petition. Robert Kennedy notes the suit targets Wallace and his state sovereignty stance amid ongoing tensions.
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Lynne
Justice Department
Wallace
University of Alabama
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
David M. McGlathery
Huntsville
Miss Malone
McGlathery
Huntsville Extension Center
U S Sees Sugar Speculation Easing Soon
The Agriculture Department warns the sugar futures bubble may burst and prices could fall. Officials expect hearings by the Senate Finance Committee and House Banking Subcommittee to study the spike driven by weather and Cuba mismanagement.
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Haib
Auture Department
Harry Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Leonor K. Sullivan
D-Mo
Publisher of The New York Times Dies at 50
Orvil E. Dryfoos, 50, president and publisher of The New York Times, died at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after a hospital admission for heart strain. He became Times president in 1957 and publisher in 1961, and had joined the paper as a reporter in 1942. He helped negotiate during the 114 day city newspaper strike and oversaw the Western edition launched in Los Angeles.
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New York
Orvil E. Dryfoos
The
New York Times
Columbia Preskedooe Medical Center
Dryfoos
the Times
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Noramning Sree
Down Crier reports a man homeward bound from hospital
A Newton Baker Veterans Hospital patient, visited by his cousin and a friend, plans to go home and returns to confirm. The hospital reminds him he lacks clothes and the party supplies them, then all go home safely. Also, Winchester fire department seeks donations for its summer training program.
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Newton Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester Fire Department
Winchester
Norman Pope
Jim Geanious
U.S. and Britain Push to Reopen Nuclear Test Ban Talks
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan plan to send a new message to Soviet Premier Khrushchev to revive negotiations on a treaty banning nuclear weapons tests. Public optimism runs low, with Kennedy and Macmillan under pressure to pursue the issue, and a summer deadline seen for any possible agreement. Russia is not currently testing, while Khrushchev has warned of resuming. The United States is carrying out occasional small underground tests.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Russia
U.S
U S Golfers Retain Walker Cup at Turnberry
The United States won the Walker Cup at Turnberry as Bob Gardner defeated Mike Lunt 3 and 2, giving the U S an insurmountable 11 6 to 4 edge after two days of play Four matches remained unfinished with the Americans leading in foursomes and singles.
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Turnberry
Scotland
United States
Bob Gardner
Essex Falls
N.J
Mike Lunt
Bishop Russell to Address Knights of Columbus Tonight
The three day state convention of Knights of Columbus at the George Washington Hotel will feature an address this evening by Most Reverend John J. Russell bishop of the Richmond diocese. Russell, a Baltimore native, studied at Calvert Hall Loyola High School St Charles College and St Marys, and was ordained after study at North American College in Rome.
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Knights of Columbus
George Washington Hotel
Richmond
John. J. Russell
Catholic Men's Organization
Baltimore
Calvert Ha
Loyola High School
St. Charles College
St. Mary’s Jevinas
North American College
Rome
St. Areula’s Church
Congress Told Aid Bottom At Four Billion For Next Year
Gen. Lucius D. Clay told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the foreign aid bottom may be 4.0 billion, below Kennedy's 4.5 billion request. The Clay panel urged a 4.3 billion total with cuts country by country, and proposed shifting most African aid to former colonial powers to improve effectiveness.
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Washington
Lucius D
Congress
Kennedy
Clay
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Committee On Foreign Aid
Cornelius Gallagher
D-N.j
House Appropriations Committee
Thomas Morgan
Dpa
Appropriations Committee
New Drug May Curb Cancer
A new antibiotic named Roche 5-9000 shows potential to stop some cancers in early tests. Researchers Dr. Samuel Korman and Dr. Moses Tendler reported findings at the American Association for Cancer Research meeting in Toronto.
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New York
American Association For Cancer Research
Toronto
Canada
Samuel Korman
Montegiore Hospital
Moses D. Tendler
Yeshiva
Copter To Rescue Everest Climbers
Everest expedition details show two climbers Bishop and Unsoeld stranded near the summit and slated for airlift, with a helicopter planned from Katmandu but air-thin conditions delaying pickup. Hornbein and Jerstad report ascent via west ridge with Tibet involvement. A fuel-gas fire delayed the ascent as the team reached 29,028 feet.
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Nepal
Mt. Everest
Barry C. Bishop
Washington, D.C
William F. Unsoeld
Corvallis
Ore
Norman R. Dyhrenfurth
Gilbert Roberts
Bishop
Dyhrenfurth
Thomas F. Hornbein
San Diego
Calif
Luther G. Jerstad
Eugene
Unsoeld
U.S. Agency For International Development
Thyangboche
Sherpa
Namche Bazar
Hornbein
Everest
West Ridge
Tibet
Camp 6
Jerstad
Robinson named to state apple Commission post
H D Robinson Jr, Winchester orchardist, appointed Northern Virginia District representative of the Virginia State Apple Commission. Four members named including Arthur Garst Staunton John Neff Roanoke Front Royal Ben Lacy III. Term runs July 1 1963 to June 30 1965.
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H. D. Robinson, Jr
Winchester
Northern Virginia
Virginia State
Richmond
Richard D. Chumney
Mr. Robinson
Arthur H. Garst
Roanoke
John D. Neff
Staunton
Mid-Shenandoah Valley
Ben R. Lacy
III
Front Royal
Northern Piedmont
Lacy
Virginia State Horticultural Society
E. M. Jones
Boyce named to Frederick County School Board
Ray E. Boyce vice president of Shade Equipment Co. was appointed to the Frederick County School Board to represent Gainesboro District. He follows Fred A. Whitacre who served since January 1942 and declined reappointment. Boyce begins a four year term July 1.
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Ray E. Boyce
The
Shade Equipment Co
Frederick County
Boyce
Gainesboro
Fred A. Whitacre
Whitacre
Robert E. Ayler
Nain
Mary Unger
Cynthia
Donna
Old Bethel Methodist Church
Is A Flight Plan Needed For Such
Dayton Ohio AP Center ville High School held graduation exercises for 182 seniors. After diplomas were granted a blond girl rose and led a benediction gesture as the ceremony continued.
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Dayton
Ohio
Centerville High School
Benedi
State Highway Death Toll Hits 355-25 Ahead of '62
Two men die in an early morning crash in Charlotte County as Virginia records rise in the 1963 highway toll. Marvin Wilder Jr. and Theatris Wood, both Chase City residents, die at 1 30 a m on Virginia 47 near Barnesville. Leonard Fells of Hanover dies in a separate crash on US 301 near Bowling Green. Cynthia Milligan, 10, of Virginia Beach dies from a pedestrian accident on US 58. Albert Crawford, 29, of Norfolk drives the car involved. James Gardner, 24, of Norfolk dies when his delivery van overturns on Virginia 650 at Virginia Beach.
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Associated Press
Charlotte County
Virginia
Marvin Edward Wilder Jr
Berry St
Chase City
Theatris Wood
Rt. 3
Barnesville
Leonard Fells
Hanover
U. S. 301
Bowling Green
Caroline County
Cynthia M. Milligan
Virginia Beach
U. S. 58
Albert Crawford
Norfolk
James Lee Gardner
Gardner
Khrushchev Backs Castro and Warns on Invaders
Moscow reports Khrushchev accepted Castro's invitation to Cuba and pledged Soviet aid if Cuba is attacked. The communique stressed aid to defend Cuba and referenced Kennedy's no invasion pledge, aiming to reassure Castro after last year's missile withdrawal.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Cuba
Caribbean
Fidel Castro
Tass
Castro
America
Iraq Fails Overthrow Attempt
In Damascus Syria an attempted coup against Iraq’s revolutionary government failed. Radio Baghdad reported would have drowned the country in blood if the plotters had succeeded. The National Revolutionary Council, which deposed and executed Dictator Abdel Karim Kays, blamed unnamed opportunists and urged the regime to rule with an iron fist.
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Damascus
Syria
Iraq
Radio
Baghdad
Spesttenca
National Revolutionary Council
Abdel Karim Kays
Baghdad Radio
Hassan Bakr
Chester Palmer joins H&M Auto Sales at 1830 Valley Ave
Chester Palmer begins sales duties with H&M Auto Sales located at 1830 Valley Avenue. The announcement lists contact information as MO 23 9265 and notes his new role in vehicle sales.
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Chester Palmer
H&m
Valley Ave
For Sale 1962 Ford Galaxie 900 Two Door Hardtop
Miller Auto Sales on Millwood Avenue advertises a black 1962 Ford Galaxie 900 four speed with a red interior and a 406 motor. The short notice listing notes the car is for sale by the dealer.
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Miller Auto Sales
Millwood Ave
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