Supreme Court Denies Gary Case Petition
The Supreme Court declined to hear a Gary Indiana case on de facto school segregation. Gary Negro parents lost lower court rulings against the city zoning plan while civil rights leaders note similar disputes in Cincinnati Sacramento and New York and argue that residential patterns create segregated schooling. The decision leaves open future review and upholds nonracially based assignments to school facilities. Ritter Co buys Kerr Manufacturing for about 1.9 million in stock.
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Social Security earnings record urged for workers
Herman E Landes explains that many workers fail to keep accurate social security records and risk incorrect benefit estimates. He urges each employee to ensure every cent earned is credited to the social security earnings record and to know potential benefits for disability or death.
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Rail Chief Lands Merger in Pittsburgh Rail Chief Lands Merger
Pittsburgh leader M. Shields announces consolidation of the Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railroad with Norfolk & Western and other lines. The plan would lease properties for 915000 dollars yearly, aim to reduce tax impact, and seek IRS action after the deal. ICC heard arguments on the merger. Shields says no other railroads harmed. Kaiser Industries wins 5-ton truck contract for the Army.
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Moscow accuses China in new racism blast
The Soviet Union charged China with fostering racism to split Afro Asian nations and warned Beijing that such policies would meet the fate of Hitler. The statement in 12-i vestia and radio 1 marked a deepening clash as China accused a Soviet official of tearing up a draft U.S. propaganda resolution in Algiers.
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