Judge Rejects Federal Bid to Intervene in Prince Edward School Case
U S District Judge Oren R Lewis refused the Kennedy administration bid to intervene as a plaintiff in the Prince Edward County desegregation case. He said intervention would unduly delay and prejudice rights and could force broad closure of Virginia public schools. A pretrial hearing and briefs in the broadened suit were set for next month.
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Richmond, Va
Prince Edward County
U.S
Prince Edward
Justice Department
Washington
Kennedy
New York City
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia
Lewis
Little Rock
New Orleans
Vending Firm Chief Joins Seminary Path to Ministry
Jim Saxon aged 31 heads a Charlotte vending business that grew from 800 000 to 3 million dollars in ten years and will be handed to his father as he begins a three year study at Union Theological Seminary in Richmond Virginia. He takes his wife and six children with him. He will enroll July 20.
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Charlotte, N.C
Jim Saxon
Saxon
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Jim
J. Herman Saxon
Market Week Finds Beef and Pork Dominate Ads
Roast beef and pork dominate supermarket ads as beef cuts center on sirloin porterhouse rib roast while pork bargains focus on smoked hams rib end loins sausage and smoked picnic hams across regions. Fresh produce remains plentiful though heat affects delicate items. strawberries oranges grapefruit bananas and mangoes lead fruit buys with other staples of lettuce cabbage tomatoes and root vegetables also highlighted.
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Midwest
Luxury Liner Staff Captain Shot to Death
AP reports on the luxury liner Matsonia bound for Honolulu where Capt Vernon Johnson age 47 was found dead in his cabin by crew. Police and Coast Guard say he apparently killed himself. the ship returned to Los Angeles with 671 passengers aboard and resumed its voyage. Johnson was a Matson officer since 1941 from Junction City Oregon. No motive or notes were found.
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Los Angeles
Matsonia
Honolulu
Vernon Johnson
Matsonias
Los Angeles Harbor
Coast Guard
Johnson
Navy
Junction City
Ore
Matson Lines
Clark urges germaneness rule for Senate sessions
Senator Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania argues for a germane rule in the Senate. He cites delays on the Swidler nomination to the Federal Power Commission and offers a half hour non-germane speech to provoke support for the change.
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Washington
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Senate
Pennsylvanian
Joseph C. Swidler
Federal Power Commission
P.S
Treasure Chest Splits Open on Natchez River Bank
A group of boys along the Mississippi River found a small chest that broke when dumped on the bank. Silver coins spilled out attracting treasure seekers to Natchez Under the Hill. The coins, mainly dimes and half-dimes from 1848 to 1860, were mostly sold by the youths. Total value could not be estimated.
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Natchez, Miss
Mississippi River
Natchez
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