High Court Extends Ban On Segregation In Colleges
Associated Press analysis notes the Supreme Court extends its ban on segregation from public schools to tax-supported colleges. The decision hinges on a UNC case and affects Southern universities reliant on public financing, with potential rapid Supreme Court appeals and immediate admission orders for Negro students.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Puoue
Deep South
Alabama
Artherine Lucy
University of Alabama
University of North Carolina
Cnoors
Ollow
Improper Lobbying Suspected in Gas Bill Case
Washington senator George D G a heads a special committee reviewing Neff the Nebraska lawyer lobbyist alleged to have offered a 2500 campaign donation to Senator Case in exchange for support on a gas bill. He calls the acts a clear pattern across five states though no crime is evident. A federal grand jury is also probing potential violations.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Nebraska
John M. Neff
Neff
Sen
Francis Case
RSD
Senator Case
Senate
Case
South Dakota
Iowa
Montana
Wyoming
Republican Party
Howard B. Keck
Superior Oil Co
California
Elmer Patman
Austin
Tex
Si George
Department of Justice
Communist Leader Surrenders After Five Years as Fugitive
Henry Winston, longtime Communist Party organizer, turned himself in to federal officials in front of the Federal Building after five years on the run. A crowd greeted him as he entered, shouting greetings and support. Winston and Gilbert Green were among 11 leaders convicted in 1949 for conspiracy against the United States.
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Henrynn
Henry Wineston
Winston
Federal
U. S. Mars
Winnie
Gilbert Green
Green
United States
FBI
Prieft Halted, 1 Are Held
VOLUMES Columbus report lists four men wanted for questioning in an attempted burglary at Montgomery's Drive-In restaurant near Ironton. Waldean Layne 24 Robert Stoler 26 Charles Waters 21 and Victor Poston 19, all of Suntington West Virginia, detained. Layne treated for shotgun wounds and fracture, others arrested at a north side restaurant. Sheriff Rose says restaurant owner fired a shotgun at two fleeing men.
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Volumbus
Montgomery
Restauant
Ironton
City
White Cross Hospital
Waldean Layne
Robert Stoler
Charles Waters
Victor Poston
Suntington
W. Va
Layne
Stoler
Waters
Poston
North Side
Lawrence County
Carl £. Rose
George Montgomery
Greek Airline Reports Degrading Treatment Incident
Greek Airline TAE said it was reporting to the Greek government about the alleged degrading treatment of passengers and crew by British authorities. A stewardess named Jennie Naissis said she was taken aside by two British Army personnel at Nassau Airfield in Nico.
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Ireek
TAE
Jennie Naissis
Nico
Vast Antarctic trough spawns vilest weather claim
New York Times reports U S Antarctic expedition led by Dr Paul A Siple and Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd has found a massive ice trough between Victoria Land and Wilkes Land. Winds within may reach hurricane speeds up to 200 miles an hour, offering data on global weather patterns.
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New York
York Times
U.S
Washington
Paul A. Pom
Sinje
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
U. S. Antarctic
Washington Dispatch
Ternational
Geophysical Year
Siple
Vie
Wilkes Land
Indian Ocean
Tipn
Keeping Busy Messeng er Classified Service Ad
Busy advertisers testify that Messenger Classifieds reach thousands of readers for only a few cents a day. The ad section promises to generate calls from prospective customers for any service offered.
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Messenger
Dulles Urges Asia Forces To Meet Red Threat In SEATO
Secretary of State Dulles urged creation of forces in being to defend SEATO nations against Communist aggression. He said the West has not abandoned the use of force and proposed locally located strategic power backed by military strength. The eight nations met to chart a common course against subversion in Southeast Asia.
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Pakistan
N— A
Dulles
SEATO
West
Moscow
North Atlantic Alliance
Europe
United States
Pakista
Thailand
Philippines
Austrn
New Zealand
Britain
Asia
Southeast Asia
Captor Foiled By Hostage Captor Foiled By Hostage
In Philadelphia a gunman Joseph Madara aged 12 held a priest and two policemen hostage in a stolen patrol car during a two state chase. He tried to die but could not due to Catholic teachings. he hoped a police bullet would end him. He is a U S veteran under mental treatment.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Madara
George Thompson
Philadelphia Daily News
Madara
City Hall
Four Sites Named New Defense Centers
Washington announcement lists four locations for air defense missile facilities. Maj. Gen. Lee B. Washbourne told the House Arm ed Services Committee the centers will be built at Lockbourne Ohio Air Force Base Bunker Hill Indiana Illinois Peoria and near Kirksville Missouri.
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Washington
Air Force
Lee B. Washbourne
House
Armed Services’ Committee
Lockbourne
Ohio
Air Force Base
Bunker Hill
Ind
Afb
Ear Peoria
Ill
Kirksville
Germans Vote to Build Armed Force
In a decisive Bundestag vote Chancellor Adenauer won approval for a 500000 strong West German armed force under the Atlantic Alliance. The soldiers law creates 130000 elite volunteers as the backbone and sets rights and duties for all services amid civilian control amendments to prevent militarism.
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SNR
Bundestag
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Europe
GOP Victory Forecast by Ohio Senator Bender
Senator Bender told about 250 Ohio Republicans Monday night he foresees a sweeping GOP win in November. Eisenhower will win big, the Ohio delegation will grow from 17 to 9 Republicans, Democrats reduced to four. The Ninth District and Sixth District seats flip, and the entire GOP ticket including governor wins. Bender expects reelection. Rep Frances Bolton hosted.
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Washington
Bender
Ohio
Eisenhower
Tiese
House
Toledo
Ashley
Portsmouth
Representative Polk
Frances P. Bolton
Parents blamed at Pasadena juvenile conference
In Pasadena California a Community Conference on Youth panel blamed parents more than youths for delinquency. Superior Judge Roger Pratt urged making parents responsible for their children's crimes as a session listed undesirable parental types and failed disciplinary approaches.
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Pasadena
Calif
Pop
Roger Pratt
Russell Grant
Teacher Association Council
See eat stern Bligh and indulgent parent in town voices
In a column of town character types Mrs Frid, Mrs Grant, and others describe parental styles from stern to permissive. Chauncey, a self confident parent, criticizes modern youth while others foresee risk in children’s activities. The piece blends humor with social observation across several towns.
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Eat
Frid
Pasi
Nellie
Nelsonville
Grant
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy Middleport
New Look For Atom War Forces To Meet Age
Washington AP reports a three year reevaluation of U S defense to keep pace with missile age and world communist shifts. Joint Chiefs of Staff meet at Ramey Air Base Puerto Rico to study force size, structure, and procurement under Secretary of Defense Tilson for security in the next three years. Attending are Radford Taylor Burke Twining and McC Pate with Admiral Wilson signaling broad review of weapons and programs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Pentagon
Tlated Air Base
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
Navyth Burke
Air Force Twining
Randolph" McC. Pate
A Defense Tilson
Wilson
Congress
Estes May Attack Adlai In Minnesota Primaries
Estes Kefauver and Adlai Stevenson campaign across Minnesota in the first joint appearance of the New Hampshire swing, aiming to win delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Kefauver prepares to challenge Stevenson’s record as Illinois governor before 1952, while both focus attacks on the Eisenhower administration.
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Munneapolin
Ana Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Minnesota
Tennessee
New Hampshire
Stevenson
Kefaugier
Ecord
Illinois
Accused killer sane. White to stand trial in murder
Lloyd Luther White Jr of Denver was ruled legally sane after observation at Lima state hospital and will be tried on a first degree murder charge for the killing of Mary Ellen Barter. Darrel J Smith of Cincinnati is jointly charged in the case filed last November 28. The report also notes unusual temperature swings with highs near 49 and lows around 30, and expected showers tonight and Wednesday followed by dry weather Thursday through Sunday with light rainfall totals.
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Mon Pleas
PP. Boli
Lloyd Luther White Jr
Denver
White
Lima State Hospital
Helals
Darrel J ¥. Smith
Incinnati
Mary Elen Barter
Westinghouse Accepts Government Peace Plan
Westinghouse Electric Corp accepts a government plan to settle a two day strike at about 40 plants involving 15 000 workers. The International Union of Electrical Workers had not yet responded. The panel proposed a compromise on pending issues and managers praised the recommendations as fair. If the IUE accepts, workers could return to their jobs Wednesday. The strike began last October as one of the longest major walkouts in two decades.
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Athens
Bulldogs
Gallipolis
Ohio University
Blue Devils
Messenger Sportsphoto
Don Moore
Amin Lun
Westinghouse Electric Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Arab Legion May Seek Alliance With Jordan
Arab King Saud arrives in Cairo for an Arab summit with Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser and President Shukri Al Kuwaily, signaling possible Jordan alliance discussions. Western allies fear mounting Middle East complications as Cyprus tensions and anti Eden sentiment rise in Parliament.
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Arab Legion
Jordan
Airy
Raypt
Saud
Cairo
Gamal Ab Lel Nasser
Egypt
Shukri al Kuwaily
Syria
Pessoa
Ecuites Sotto
Ad Deane Alegre Ey Diad Peters
London
Broan
Middle East
Cyprus
Anthony Eden
Farmer May Be Engineer
Owen Blakeslee, 17, of Medina High, led 97 Ohio seniors to win a $540 scholarship from Ohio University College of Agriculture. He weighs staying in farming against pursuing engineering as he and family farmers in Medina County discuss the economic outlook and his love of nature. His family has farmed since 1817 to 1818, now on 75 acres after land division.
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Medina
Ohio
Owen Blakeslee
Medina High
Future Farmers of America
University
College of Agriculture
Owen
Meddina
Bricker Amendment Advances in Senate Panel
Bricker Amendment moves forward as Senate Judiciary Committee approves a abbreviated version. Knowland says he will discuss treaty powers with President Eisenhower at the White House GOP conference. The proposal would add to the Constitution a clause declaring any conflicting treaty provision void, plus a roll call voting provision for treaty ratifications.
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Sowland
Calif
Eisenhower
Bricker
Senate Judiciary Committee
Knowland
Senate
White House
GOP
Baldridge on Stand in Slaying Trial
George Baldridge, 63, former Adams County sheriff, faced cross examination as he narrated his defense in a second degree murder case. The shooting of Irvin J. Patrick, 43, followed Baldridge's alleged task for possession of his shotgun.
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WS Sn
George Baldridge
Tarner
Adams Couny
Baldridge
Irvin J. Patrick
Cigaret Tax Boost Causes Vendor Hurdle Across State
Ohio residents face a penny per pack rise to fund new state buildings. AP notes vending machines now charge 25 cents for regular cigarettes, while king size and filter brands cost more. Merchants say machine pricing must adjust with possible conversions.
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