Milford Del. to reopen Lakeview High amid integration clash
The Delaware State Board of Education ordered Lakeview High School reopened to both white and Negro students in Milford after a week of closure amid threats. Local and state boards clashed over procedures, with anti integration pamphlets surfacing and officials investigating their source. The district has limited integration in nearby Dover and northern New Castle County, with no incidents reported there.
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Georgetown
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New Castle County
Wilmington
Flanders Signals Possible Delay Over McCarthy Censure
Senator Flanders says he would not oppose delaying action on his censure move against Senator McCarthy if Republicans campaigning for re election prefer delaying past the November 2 election. Senate leadership indicated no decision would be made for several days on calling the chamber back. The Vermont Republican voiced disappointment at the delay and suggested intra party protests influence timing of the vote.
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Flanders
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Springfield
Rhodes Promises Route 21 Expansion If Governor
In Cambridge State Auditor James A. Rhodes pledges widening Route 21 and other highways if elected governor. He calls eastern and southeastern Ohio's main roads a black eye, naming Summit Stark Tuscarawas Guernsey Noble and Washington counties as worst sections. He spoke to the Route 21 Association and accused Gov. Lausche of neglecting highway causes in eastern Ohio.
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James A. Rhodes
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Noble
Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Former Miss America Towed Naval Officer to Wed
Evelyn Ay who retired as Miss America will marry Ensign Cary Sempier Jr in Lancaster on November 13. Ay, crowned in Atlantic City last year, met Sempier at the University of Pennsylvania. Sempier, a Penn football player, is from Montclair New Jersey and serves at Corpus Christi Texas with the Navy.
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Carl G. Sempier
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Woman Rescued After Eight-Hour Entrapment in Coal Bin
In Cranston Rhode Island Mrs. Annie M. Regius 75 suffered no external injuries after spending eight hours wedged in her coal bin. Police say she became trapped while fetching firewood from the cellar and was found by a neighbor who heard her cries.
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Cranston
Annie M. Regius
Ohio Port Expansion Studied by Mayor
Cleveland Mayor Anthony J. Celebrezze and Gov. Lausche committee members surveyed Sandusky port by boat and plane. They weighed recommendations for Ohio ports to prepare for ocean going vessels via the St Lawrence Seaway about six to seven years ahead.
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Anthony J. Celebrezze
Frank J. Lausche
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Lake Erie
St.wrence Seaway
Sabotage Probable In Bitburg Fuel Tank Blast
At Bitburg Germany a 120000 gallon jet fuel tank exploded during a firefighting demonstration injuring 18 and killing 30 with 5 missing. German police French officials and US authorities investigated with sabotage as a possibility while 300000 gallons were diverted into nearby rivers to prevent further flames.
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Two-Deaths Probe Stated In Columbus
In Columbus a 26 year old Army sergeant Set Clifton Dunaway and a 43 year old woman companion Betty M Batchelor were found shot to death in an apartment. Coroner Dr Robert A Evans ruled murder and death by own action with Dunaway firing five shots into Batchelor then a sixth into himself. Army authorities said they will conduct their own routine investigation. Police said the pair had lived together in the untidy apartment. their bodies were found by a Fort Hayes corporal summoned to duty.
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Clifton Dunaway
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Betty M. Batchelor
Robert A. Evans
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Batchelor
Elyria Receives $135000 From Turnpike Board
Columbus Ohio A check for 135000 was sent to the city of Elyria by the Ohio Turnpike Commission. Chairman James W Shacknessy said the payment follows last July's agreement to route the northern turnpike through Elyria and reflects the commission's savings from eliminating potential overpasses if the original route had not been approved.
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Ohio Turnpike Commission
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Strike Vote Scheduled in Columbus Westinghouse Plant
Union officials say Westinghouse Elec Corp workers in Columbus will vote today on recommendations aimed at ending a nine day strike. Seniority is the main issue and proposed disciplinary action could delay settlement despite union leaders urging approval. Works Manager says furloughs may be used for workers involved in the wildcat strike of Sept 15.
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Ellis Hockenberry
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FE. J. Smith
Four-Legged Chicken Hopes Forerunner Finds Owner
PAYSON Ariz Bowman a Lewis man running a local chicken ranch hopes a pullet hatched recently signals a new strain. The bird has three thighs four legs four feet and 15 toes. He quips I would specialize in chicken thighs.
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Lewisman
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North Carolina Laws Fill Large Storeroom
Secretary of State Thad Eure received a letter asking for two copies of every law that North Carolinians are supposed to abide by. He invited the sender to browse the store room to see the vast collection and storage situation firsthand.
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Raleigh, N. C
Thad Eure
Brazilian Man Is Heir To Italian Wine Cellar
Cambridge report states Antonio Suriano believed to be in Buenos Aires is named heir to a wine cellar in Lattarico Italy via his father’s will. The will provides the cellar as a bequest to Antonio.
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Mass
Antonio Suriano
Buenos Aires
Lattarico
Italy
Antonio
18 Year Old Indicted for Slaying Sylvania Teen
A special grand jury indicted Bernard Schreiber, 18, on first degree murder in the August 12 death of Mary Jolene Friess, 17, of Sylvania. The stabbed and beaten body was found in a wooded area about 15 miles west of Toledo. He likely will be arraigned Monday.
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Bernard Screiber
Mary Jolene Friess
Sylvania
Here
Schreiber
Five Day Forecast Below Normal Temperatures Expected
The forecast from the Associated Press calls for average or slightly below normal temperatures for the period with normal highs from 71 to 75 and lows near 52. Warmer conditions are expected over the weekend with cooler days likely. The outlook covers Tuesday and Wednesday with chances of showers Monday.
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Ohio theater fire may force Clyde building rebuild
A Clyde motion picture theater, 39 years old and owned by Mrs. E. A. Meeker, suffered fire damage after a short circuit is listed as probable cause. The building in Fremont area may require teardown and reconstruction.
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Clyde
E. A. Meeker
Young Mansfield Woman Dies in Route 33 Collision
A 21 year old Mansfield woman Mrs Doris Snyder died yesterday in a two car crash on Route 33. The accident involved another vehicle and occurred near Mansfield.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Doris Snyder
Japan's Kuboyama death shocks nation in atomic test aftermath
The death of 40 year old Aikichi Kuboyama from jaundice linked to radiation sickness following U S H bomb tests at Bikini Atoll triggers nationwide mourning and debates over compensation. U S officials consider claims while Japan seeks five to seven million dollars. Meanwhile Dulles outlines a four point plan for peaceful atomic power at the United Nations and Eisenhower campaigns in Los Angeles urging support for GOP policies.
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14 Race Fans Injured By Starting Device
In Ottawa Ohio a metal starting arm swung into a crowd near a fence at Putnam County Fairgrounds injuring 14 people one seriously Mrs Ralph Wheeler of Cloverdale in serious condition at St Rita s Hospital Lima with arm leg and back injuries The pneumatic arm attached to a car drove away to one side after the fourth race started The driver H F E Andre of Waverly said the arm failed to fold earlier injury reports indicate the crowd dispersed after the incident
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Cloverdale
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Dope Ring Arrests Made
Dope ring arrests were made in Indianapolis as the biggest Midwest narcotics raid in years netted Herbert Miles from Phoenix Walter Johnson Paul Lasley and Elestine Johnson. Wilbert Peabody a federal narcotics agent said the trio led a ring that supplied most heroin in Indianapolis and dealers in Cincinnati Dayton and Columbus Ohio. Police and state troopers joined federal agents in raids that yielded drugs valued at $75 000.
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Herbert C. Miles
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Ariz
Walter C. Johnson
Paul Lasley
Elestine Johnson
Wilbert C. Peaberthy
Cincinnati
Yton
Columbus
Ohio
Penberthy
CBS Man Dies in New York Edward Kauber Leader of Columbus System
Edward Kauber aged 67 a longtime top executive of the Columbiaroadcasting System died Thursday in New York He was born in Louisville and served over a decade in a senior role with the company.
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New York
Edward Kauber
Experts Ridicule Idea Desegregation Brings Bloodshed
UN UNESCO Courier notes social scientists doubt that mixing Negroes and whites in U S schools will cause riots or bloodshed. Article by Otto Klineberg cites NAACP support and a 32 scientist appendix arguing desegregation proceeds with few incidents and mostly psychological harm alleged by critics.
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Unesco Courier
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Wiens
U. S.supreme Court
Otto Klineberg
Columbia University
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Segregation in Ohio Schools Cited by Governor Lausche
Gov. Frank Lausche stated segregation exists in some Ohio schools amid a Cincinnati suit alleging racial separation in Hilleboron district. He cited the Declaration, the Constitution, and the Supreme Court in arguing all colored students deserve equal treatment.
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Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Cincinnati
Hilleboron
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Jurors Drawn for Sheppard Murder Trial
A list of seven jurors is drawn for the court case of Dr. Samuel Sheppard charged with first degree murder in Marilyn Sheppard's death. In this extended screening, 34 men and 37 women will be evaluated to select 12 regular jurors and one alternate. Both sides may challenge jurors and the judge may examine any unearthed potential biases.
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Samuel
Everything Hurts After Policeman Delivers Wagon
Baltimore patrolman John J. Bianca searched for an abandoned horse and wagon at night. Unable to board the horse and wagon at the police stables or the impounding lot, he hauled the wagon back to the station after a four hour walk saying his feet hurt and everything hurts.
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John J. Bianca
Bianca
Two at Crash Kill One Injures Three Near Willard
A two car crash at a highway intersection three miles east of Willard yesterday killed Mrs. Lawrence Signs 66 and injured her husband a retired Clyde city near. Harlan Palmer 29 of Land Park Mich and his Mary 27 in the other car were hospitalized there.
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Harlan Palmer
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Circulation Operator Albert Annenberg Dies at 57
Albert A. Annenberg, 57, operator of the Middletown News Agency in Ohio and a figure in the circulation of magazines and other publications, died Thursday in Cincinnati.
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Albert A. Annenberg
Middletown
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