Segregation Ends After Century In Georgia Schools
ATLANTA AP Nine Negro pupils entered previously white Atlanta schools as guarded peace held. Police intercepted any trouble and kept order while tension flared briefly around Murphy Brown Grady and Northside high schools. Authorities curtailed picketing and a Klan splinter group distributed literature. One transfer student, Damaris Allen, chose Spelman College over a white school.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Bill Cody
Arlington
Grady High School
Cody
Murphy High
Brown High
Brown
Northside High
FBI
Ruan W. Stephens
Brown, Murphy, Grady
Northside
Youth For
Herbert Jenkins
Ku Klux Klan
Damaris Allen
Negro Spelman College
Plane missing search continues amid rumors of recovery
Civil Air Patrol and local agencies kept a large hunt underway for a red and white Piper Comanche reported missing since Saturday. Four of 12 CAP searchers plus two Brunswick Naval Air Station helicopters joined crews in an area spanning Lebanon Maine to Milton New Hampshire. Residents in Kennebunk and Lebanon reported possible sightings but CAP officials discounted the tip as false. The pilot was James E. Healy and Joseph Hopkins were aboard, en route to Hopkins's summer home near Bath. Radio contact had been lost near Kennebunk and Biddeford during the weekend storm.
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Mission Headquarters
Civil Air Patrol
Biddeford
CAP
Route 35
Arundel
Lebanon
Maine
Milton
N.H
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Civil Defense
Alden Jacobs
Kennebunk
Jacobs
Alfred Levesque
James E. Healy
Chester
N.J
Joseph Hopkins
Short Hills
Hopkin
West Point
Bath
Wiscasset
Maine Courts Face Slow Change
Maine moves to a unified District Court replacing about 100 municipal courts and trial justices. Governor Reed plans two at large judges to set ground rules with Chief Justice Williamson, then staggered district judge appointments as terms expire. Expect first active district courts in Caribou and Piscataquis County after October 2.
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Augusta
Maine
Reed
Robert B. Williamson
Maine Supreme Court
Williamson
Caribou
Piscataquis
Rhodesia apologizes over assault on Williams in Lusaka
In Lusaka an attack on U.S. Assistant Secretary of State G. Mennen Williams drew apologies from Rhodesian Federation officials led by Sir Roy Welensky and Northern Rhodesia authorities. The assailant, a 6-foot man described as drunk, grabbed Williams and struck him on the jaw before police took him into custody. Williams, touring Africa, deemed the incident minor and continued to Washington.
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Ister
Rhodesian Federation
U.S
John Emmerson
Williams
Singilar
Lusaka
Northern Rhodesia
Evelyn Howe
Richard Sampson
de Camp
Frankfurt
Germany
Washington
Biddeford Officials Clash Over Wall Collapse Evacuation
A sea wall collapse near Biddeford triggers a dispute with state leaders over evacuation orders. Fire Prevention Chief Flynn notified occupants of an apartment house at White's Wharf, while City Clerk Binette and owner Mrs. Oscar Dubois deny any word. Governor Reed orders state Insurance Department safety probe.
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Biddeford
Joseph A. P. Flynn
Reed
White's ‘ Wharf
Ralph Binette
Binette
Oscar Dubois
Lawrence ‘Dolby
City wall ownership dispute stalls engineer aid efforts
Gov Reed notes city of Biddeford built the wall but ownership unclear. The U S Army Corps of Engineers denied responsibility for the wall, citing no construction by them. Peter W Smith seeks action from Brig Gen Seymour Potter as officials provide vague answers and delay.
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Gineer
Binette
Dolby
Augusta
Gov
Reed
Biddeford
U. S Army Corps of Engineers
Peter W. Smith
Peter \. Garland
Corps
Smith
Seymour A. Potter
Waltham
Mass
Potter
Portland
Corps of Engineers
Brazil’s Military Chiefs Reject Goulart as Figurehead Leader
Brazil’s three military ministers veto a plan to install Joao Goulart as a powerless head of a parliamentary system. Vice President Goulart travels from Paris toward Brazil as lawmakers debate the plan, while military leaders dismiss it amid a split in the southern army and recent dismissals ordered by Acting President Mazziili.
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Brazil
Brasilia
Odylio Denys
Silvio Heck
Gran Moss
Joao Goulart
Rio de Janeiro
Congress
Goulart
Paris
New York
Air Force
Chamber of Deputies
Rainieri Mazzilli
Congressional
Comet
Odyhopans
Denys
Senate crime probes probe race track gambling plot
Washington AP Sen investigators questioned race track figures from six states seeking to uncover a plot to silence two witnesses Harry Gorman Indianapolis a retired wire operator said he had been threatened with death if he testified Frank Lyons Chicago race wire employee allegedly attempted death by own action after threats. Subcommittee listed witnesses from Illinois Kentucky Ohio Pennsylvania Missouri and Louisiana in hearings on illegal bookmaking tied to legal race wire services. Top figures named include Joseph Marcello Joseph Poretto Ralph Emery and Vincenzo Ammeratto known as Vincent Emery.
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Washington
Senate
Harry Gorman
Indianapolis
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Frank W. Lyons
Chicago
FBI
Lyons and
Gorman
Illinois
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Louisiana
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Martin Hillery
Louis Elkeman
Louisville ‘Ky
Rice
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Nola
Joseph Marcello
Joseph Poretto
Ralph Emery
Emery
Vincenzo Ammeratto
al Capone
Vincent Emery
Marcello
Carlos
Safe stolen at Straford Farms Dairy drive-in on Route 1
A safe containing about $1300 was stolen today from the Straf ford Farms Dairy drive in restaurant on Route 1.
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Scarborough
Strafford Farms Dairy Drive-In
Route 1
Rescue Of Sightseers Trapped In Cable Cars Ended
In CHAMONIX France an aerial cable car rescue finished after hours of peril. More than twenty five cars dangled above Mont Blanc as rescuers inched along cables to pull occupants to safety. The incident followed a jet cut that caused three cars to derail and plunge 700 feet, killing a German family and an Italian father and son.
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Chamonix
France
Mont Blanc
Alps
Ziegler
Luxeuil
Francis Blanchard
The
International Labor Organization At
Aiguille du Midi
Torino
London
Hugh Putnam
Milton
Mass
Katherine Blodgett
Grand Rapids
Mich
Miss Blodgett
Angus Taylor
Los Angeles
Saco Attorney Wins Speed Case Dismissal
Alty. T. A. Fitanides of 167 Lincoln Street Saco had his speeding charge dismissed by Associate Judge William F. Wilson Jr in Saco Municipal Court. The dismissal rested on a warrant failure to allege Maine Turnpike speed laws. Phillips faced probate cause for bigamy, bound over to September York County Superior Court. Bail set at 500 dollars. Packard fined ten dollars for fishing without a license. Walsh fined ten dollars for operating with an inadequate muffler.
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Alty. T.A
Wilson
Charles W. Phillips
Pleasant Street
Saco
Phillips
York County Superior Court
Roger Packard
Middle Street
Richard K. Walsh
Allston
Mass
Rumford Man Appears Twice in Separate Courts
A 65-year-old Rumford man, Bernard J. Amero, faced charges in Biddeford and Saco this morning. In Biddeford he was charged with leaving the scene of an accident and drunken driving, while in Saco he faced a leaving the scene of an accident charge. The Biddeford cases were continued to next Wednesday and the Saco case to next Thursday.
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Rumford
Saco
Air Force
Biddeford
Bernard J. Amero
Amero
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Opposit City Hall
Relief Society, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Linoleum Co
Alfred St
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Way Station
Simon Spill
William F. Wilson, Jr
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Andrew T. Zimnicki
May Street
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Sneider
U. S
Sneider’s
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Simard’s
Central Theatre
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