Houston Votes Today on School Integration Issue
Houston residents of the large independent school district vote on integration or segregation. Judge Connally has ruled the district must integrate, but a state law requires voter approval to avoid loss of state aid and potential board actions.
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Houston, Tex
Houston Independent School District
U.S
Houston
Texas
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Lloyd Davison
W. T. McDonald
W. W. Kemmerer
University of Houston
Charles White
Rooney Wins Final Divorce From No 4 Wife
Los Angeles AP Rooney finalizes divorce from Elaine Mahnken Roe ney wife No 4 after earlier divorce in 1959 and quick remarriage to Barbara Thomason. He has a daughter with Thomason and multiple children from prior marriages as part of a long personal history.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Rooney
Elaine Mahnken Rooney
Mexico
Barbara Thomason
Kelly Ann
Rooney
Ava Gardner
Betty Jane Rose
Martha Vickers
Mickey Jr
Timothy
Miss Rose
Ted
Miss Vickers
Austria Dominated by Mountainous Terrain
A geographic overview notes that over ninety percent of Austria is comprised of mountains and alpine terrain. The statement highlights the country's rugged topography shaping its climate tourism and settlement patterns.
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Austria
Soviets Give Cliburn Tremendous Ovation
In Moscow Van Cliburn drew a thunderous crowd of about 3 000 fans at the conservatory. The reception followed his Tschaikovsky Competition victory and his return to the city seen as his second musical home.
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Cliburn
Moscow
van Cliburn
Conservatory
Prokofiev
Brahms
Lenin Sports Palace
100 Dead Pigeons Prompt City Hall Inquiry In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia city hall courtyard more than 100 dead pigeons were found Friday as officials who have long tried to deter pigeons consider an inquiry into the haunting roosting problem and the unusual mass mortality.
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Philadelphia
City Hall
Meyner hints at wife running for governor after term
Newark AP dispatch reports Gov Robert Meyner says when his term ends in January 1962 he may have Mrs Meyner run for governor while he concentrates on entertaining tourists at the governor's mansion. Meyner frames his idea as a governor’s wife program.
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Newark
N. J
Robert B. Meyner
Broadway Lockout Deepens as Shows Stay Dark
The Broadway shutdown enters a third day after 22 shows fail to rise, a contract dispute between Actors' Equity and the League of New York Theaters leaves Times Square desolate. Long-term fears include a delayed intermission, potential autumn impact, and losses to tourism and city businesses.
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New York
Guys and Dolls
Times Square
Manhattan
Broadway
Equity
League of New York Theaters
Unionists Build Room for 5 Year Old Clarence in Akron Area
Trades union officers dedicate a day to construct a 12 by 12 foot bedroom addition for Clarence Hathaway a five year old who is blind and deaf and lives with his parents in a Stow cottage. Workers hope to complete the project by nightfall with materials donated by two companies. Clarence, a central part of the family, now attends nursery school and helps with chores as his parents communicate by sign language and hand spelling.
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Clarence
Harold
Georgia Hathaway
Stow
Hathaways
Diefenbaker Aligns With U.S. On Soviet Tensions
Canadian Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker, visiting Washington, backs President Eisenhower against Khrushchev's attacks and urges future summit talks to ease tensions. He and Mrs. Diefenbaker attended a White House state dinner after talks with Eisenhower.
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John G. Diefenbaker
United States
Diefenbaker
Washington
Winnipeg
Eisenhower
Sov
White House
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Corday Seeks Divorce From Richard Long After 16 Separations
Los Angeles AP Mara Corday 30 sued actor Richard Long 32 for divorce after 16 separations. She previously filed in February 1959 but withdrew amid a reconciliation. The couple wed in Las Vegas January 26 1957 and have two children Carey 22 and Valerie 21 months with a third expected in September.
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Los Angeles
Mara Corday
Richard Long
Miss Corday
Long
Las Vegas
Carey
Valerie
Population of Egypt Reaches About 18 Million
A historical note states Egypt has an estimated population near 18 million people. The figure reflects early census or demographic estimates, highlighting Egypt's scale in the period.
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Egypt
Leftist Rioters Rally Outside U S Embassy in Tokyo
More than 15,000 radical students workers Socialists and Communists protested before the U S Embassy shouting Ike don t come and denouncing Prime Minister Kishi and the U S Japan security treaty. A nationwide work stoppage disrupted transit though violence was limited.
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Tokyo
Japan
U.S
Eisenhower
White Stone
Nobusuke Kishi
U.s.-Japan
Ike
Sohyo
Labor Federation
Rockefeller Campaign Push Into North Dakota Farm Belt
Gov Nelson Rockefeller urged support for Gov John Davis in eastern North Dakota as the GOP seeks to rebuild Senate strength after Senator Langer's death. He praised Davis and noted a large turnout, while stressing farm policy shifts under a new Republican administration and avoiding attacks on Ezra Taft Benson.
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Fargo
N. D
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senate
North Dakota
Sen
William Langer
R-Nd
Rockefeller
John Davis
Davis
Richard M. Nixon
Gov
Quentin N. Burdick
D-Nd
Gov. Davis
New York
Ezra Taft Benson
Khrushchev Under Military Control Says Analysis
The article contends Khrushchev appears a figurehead succumbing to military leaders in the Soviet Union. It argues disarmament terms mask Communist aims and warns Western powers that bases and internal power struggles shape Moscow policy, with a threat of nuclear war if challenged.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Khrushchev Declines Cashing Dividend Yet Gains on ASR Stock
Khrushchev's American shares rise on the market while he refuses to cash a $6.25 dividend or participate in a Philip Morris merger. He has not exchanged 25 ASR shares or pursued profit despite a potential $382 value for his holdings.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
A.S.A. Products Corp
Richard W. Dammann
Philip Morris
Tragic Russian roulette death in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a 14 year old, Robert Utz, was killed when a gun held by his cousin, 16 year old William Herron, fired during a Russian roulette game. Herron said one cartridge was loaded and the youths took turns, Utz allegedly found the gun and three bullets earlier that day.
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Cincinnati
Robert Utz
William Herron
Young Herron
Utz
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