Supreme Court orders Prince Edward County schools reopen
The Supreme Court orders Prince Edward County Virginia to reopen public schools on a desegregated basis by next September. County schools were closed in 1959 to avoid admitting Negro students, a dispute longstanding since 1951 and part of the 1954 desegregation decision. Justice Black writes the main opinion with Justices Clark and Harlan concurring in part.
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Goldwater Proposes U S War Tactics in Vietnam
Sen Barry Goldwater urged use of low yield atomic weapons to burn jungle trails along the South Viet Nam border and called for bombing key bridges roads and railways used by Communist supply lines unless shipments halt.
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Barry Goldwater
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Arizona
Goldwater
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Vinton Man Dies In One Car Crash Near Athens
Wallace William Cline 29 of McArthur Route 1 died in a one car crash south of Athens late Saturday night. State troopers said his 1955 car left the gravel road on County Road 76 struck a fence and ditch, the right door opening as he was crushed between door and seat.
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China Soviet split seen getting deeper
William L. Ryan, AP analyst, calls the Sino Soviet split the most important cold war development in a decade. He predicts the rift will widen and warns it could prompt desperate moves if Khrushchev cannot restraint the militant left. Akron Beacon Journal editor Ben Maidenberg named AP Society of Ohio president.
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PTA Taking Race Stand
National PTA president says time is running out for a just solution to injustices and inequalities faced by children of color. She tells the annual convention that the PTA must take action and expects a resolution for a strong stand on desegregation to be presented for a vote Wednesday.
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China opposes UN patrols for Indochina border
Peking radio denounces U S proposals to guard the South Vietnam Cambodia frontier with UN patrols as aggression expansion. It cites Adlai Stevenson urging UN observers and a possible all UN force. China says the United Nations must stay out of Indochina and refuses involvement.
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Laos Peace Terms Tied to Cease Fire and Withdrawals
Premier Souvanna Phouma said Laos would attend a proposed 14 nation conference only if a cease fire is immediate nationwide and Pathet Lao withdraw to their original positions. The Pathet Lao showed no retreat after a major drive, expanding territory daily.
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Quote of the Day at John Carroll University
The Rev. Hugh E. Dunn jokes about Anthony J. Celebrezze after a plaque sent in his honor went astray. Forecasts show Tuesday through Saturday temperatures 4-8 degrees above normal with showers around half an inch and a pattern of warm days, cooler Thursday, then warmer late in the week.
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John Carroll University
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Seventh Samoan Fire Dance blaze victim dies in San Francisco
A seventh victim died from burns after a fire at All Hallows Catholic Church parish hall during a Samoan fire dance. Seventy-five others injured and 12 in critical condition. A dancer claimed a misunderstanding sparked the blaze. a drummer's lighter allegedly set a gasoline soaked sword alight.
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Eisenhower Seeks Nominee With Firmness and Civil Rights
In a New York Herald Tribune statement former President Eisenhower outlined the GOP nominee as a man of firmness not impulsive in foreign affairs who will meet new needs. He urged civil rights support and UN backing, declined to name candidates, and urged a fair, deliberative convention to pick a nominee who will apply party principles to domestic and foreign problems.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York Herald Tribune
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Rockefeller Wins In College Vote
New York Gov Nelson Rockefeller wins the presidential nomination at a mock Republican convention at Central State College. Rockefeller received 379 votes on Saturday with Henry Cabot Lodge second with 274, Richard Nixon third with 39, and Gov William Scranton fourth with 32.
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Debate resumes on rights package in Senate
The Senate civil rights debate enters its 12th week as leaders seek passage. Republicans led by Dirksen held a fourth conference on amendments prepared with Kennedy and Democrats. Humphrey and Dirksen hope the package can replace the House bill this week for debate and a possible vote.
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21 In Ohio Killed Over Weekend
From 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday the Associated Press counted at least 13 highway fatalities 5 drownings and 3 miscellaneous deaths in Ohio. Two girls were struck by lightning in Geauga and Scioto counties and a Lima man burned to death in his bedroom. This weekend raised Ohio's year total to 377 weekend deaths with 256 in traffic accidents.
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Press chides Viet Nam coverage at Kent State event
Rep Frances Bolton accuses the press of overemphasizing U S setbacks in Viet Nam saying the public lacks a clear view. She notes only one in ten sorties failed and that reports focus on the lone failure. In Belgrade Tito turns 72 showing vigor despite age.
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Florida Primary Sets Stage for Goldwater Push
Florida holds a GOP primary tomorrow with Senator Barry Goldwater facing a test in a race likely to influence California convention votes. The week also features Oklahoma and North Carolina primaries and Mississippi convention plans as the GOP weighs permanent and temporary leadership and the keynote address.
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Riot at Lima Stadium Leaves Hundreds Dead
A stampede at a Lima soccer match between Argentina and Peru amid tear gas caused many deaths and injuries as fans rushed exits after a disputed referee decision. Reports varied with 260 to 315 confirmed dead, as hospitals treated suffocation victims and looting occurred at the scene.
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Khrushchev Pledges 277 Million Loan to Egypt
Soviet Premier Khrushchev wrapped up a 17 day visit to Egypt with a promise of a 277 million loan for Nasser’s second five year plan. Nasser endorsed Soviet foreign policy and peaceful coexistence, while the joint communique signaled Egyptian support for the Kremlin.
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Paris Gang Seized in Dassault Kidnapping Case
Three men described as little gangsters are held in the kidnapping of Mrs. Marcel Dassault wife of a wealthy French warplane builder. She said the captors were dangerous but she was not mistreated. A fourth suspect remained at large as gendarmes rescued her from a farmhouse north of Paris.
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Joey Bishop to Emcee 16th Emmy Awards
Comedian Joey Bishop will emcee the 16th Emmy Awards in Hollywood. The NBC telecast runs 9 to 10 30 p.m. EST. CBS and ABC have boycotted the event.
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