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f t r- j a- THIS VIEW OF FORBIDDEN TIBET wos taken from 29,- of Eugene, reached the summit May 22. Looking north-028-foot Mt. Everest, highest point on earth, by Barry C. westward from Everest, the serpentine strip from the mid Bishop, National Geographic Society staff member ond a die foreground to right background is the Rongbuk Glacier, member of the Society's American Mt. Everest expedi- (Copyright, National Geographic Society from UPI Tele tion. Bishop and his climbing partner, Luther G. Jerstad, photo) Plot are All picture! via UPI Telephoto Service Sat., June 8, 1 963 i The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 5 i :'.''' .1 f 1 I 1 ' r- t.vw ' .frr.-wyr. .1, ;4A- ....... 1 .,r. - iV"! m ,m m Rr b 6f THE SECOND NEGRO GIRL to trv intearatina ttie Univer sity of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, Vivian Malone, 20, of Mo- ' JOEY RENZI, 11, blind since birth shakes hands with - bile, is shown as she makes preparations for her trip to President Kennedy in San Diego as the President looks at ' the campus to enroll next Monday in summer session. (UPI letter in Braille he received from Joey. The boy wrote the ; Telephoto) , President on May 23 asking If 'he could shake his hand y when he came to ban Diego. . , MP H'HJ.IIIIIW pM f w." I, All y 1? -hu c""" iiH LETITIA BALDRIDGE (left), social secretary to Mrs. John F. Kennedy, has left her White f LV-G fW'n ffA,rtSnX loM'J' m . , i . ' . ... u. K ' . T. . , K, v ," .... ... -r . egrams flooding his ottice in support ot his tight to pre- House job, and was replaced by Miss Nancy Tuckermon of New York (right). Miss Tucker- man is a former roomate of the First Lady at Miss Porter's School in Formingrotv Conn. M'im Baldridge is taking an executive position at the Merchandise Mart 'in Chicago, owned by the President's father, Joseph P. Kennedy. egrams flooding his office in support of his fight to pre vent integration of the University of Alabama. The re sponse followed the segregationist's appearance on a na tional radio-television news ponel show. AUTHOR BIOLOGIST Rachel Carson Is shown at she appeared before a Senate Govern ment Operations sub-committee, studying pesticides. Miss Carson called for strict control ' of aerial pesticide spraying as a first step toward dealing with "contamination of the en vironment." . " BODY OF POPE JOHN XXIII is carried in state through a Peter's Square, where it wos to He in stote for the public CADETS TOSS THEIR HATS in the air ot the end of com- Taylor, chairmon of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who warned crowd of thousonds in St. Peter's Square Tuesday. The to see. body wo token in pnxewion from tr Votioon to . mencement exercises of the U.S. Military Academy ot the cadets that Americans ore made uneasy by the respon Wtt Paw. Graduation addr wo given by Maxwell D. tibilitiw of military leadership. (UPI Telephoto) 4
