Supreme Court to Bulletin Segregation Issue in Schools
Washington and Topeka leading cases challenge the long held Separate but Equal doctrine. Supreme Court set October 1 argument on whether segregation in public schools is unconstitutional, with southern officials facing funding hurdles if integration is mandated.
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Nationalists About Ready For Invasion
Chiang Ching Kuo announced to mainland guerrillas that preparations for a Nationalist invasion of China are almost complete. The message urges bases to hold and grow, with no date given for action under the banner We Shall Return. The Central Daily News implied a US neutrality relaxation to aid the invasion as the quickest path to end the Korean war.
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Bank clerk admits taking wrapped bills for car and bills
Willis Rozen, a 50 year old Milwaukee bank assistant manager, confessed on Tuesday that he pocketed 50 one hundred dollar bills because they were nicely wrapped. He said he used the money to buy his wife a new car and pay some bills.
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Senate panel to approve grain shortage report this week
Washington Sept 23 Sen George D Aiken R Vt says the Senate Agriculture Committee will promptly approve a report on government grain and other farm product shortages. The committee meets Tuesday to act on the deteriorated and converted government commodities held in private warehouses. Aiken, ranking Republican on the committee, says he talked with Chairman Allen J Ellender D La and expects easy approval.
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Kem Denies Accepting Any Campaign Funds
Senator James P Kem says he never received money from any source since becoming a senator. He asserts no personal gain from campaign funds raised for Richard Nixon and warns of a $100,000 libel suit for any claim of illegal payments. The fund was raised for campaign purposes and spent accordingly.
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Pulse of the Railroad Industry America’s railroads
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