Spread Of School Integration In Crucial Phase At New Orleans
The gradual spread of public school integration reaches a crucial phase in New Orleans with only a few schools opening to Negro pupils. President Kennedy praises peaceful integration as progress and security measures include barred streets, a full police shift, and federal marshals on standby as Dallas and Galveston also report early integrated entries.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Chicago
New Rochelle
South
Dallas
Tex
Atlanta
Kennedy
Washington
U.S
U .S
Camp
LeRoy Johnson
FBI
McDonogh
William Frantz
New Orleans Parish
Galveston
Lincoln
N.Y
Merryle S. Rukeyser
Carla Struggles To Choose Path As Gulf Approaches
Hurricane Carla neared the Gulf of Mexico with winds up to 75 mph as forecasters predicted a brush with Yucatan and western Cuba. The storm was located near Cozumel Island and warned shrimpers to seek safe harbor while authorities tracked its slow intensification toward the southeastern Gulf.
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Miami
Fla
Carla
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
U. S. Gulf Coast
U. S. Weather Bureau
Yucatan
Cuba
Yucatan Channel
Gulf
Cozumel Island
Yucatan Peninsula
The
Weather Bureau
Anle
Grandma Moses Celebrates 101st Birthday Quietly at Home
Anna Mary Robertson Moses marked her 101st birthday with a small family gathering in Hoosick Falls New York. She enjoys gifts including a diamond brooch and a transistor radio while plans to return to painting in Eagle Bridge are hindered by her illness recovery and a firm nursing home routine.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
America
Anna Mary Robertson Moses
Eagle Bridge
Clayton Shaw
Grandma Moses
Grandma
Fate Of Tammany Hall To Be Tested In Primary
New York voters head to the polls for a Democratic mayoral primary pitting Mayor Robert F. Wagner seeking renomination against State Comptroller Arthur Levitt backed by Tammany Hall. The insurgent divide prompts Republican hopes Lefkowitz could win City Hall.
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Tammany Hall
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Arthur Levitt
Tammany
Manhattan
Bor
Herbert H. Lehman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Carmine G. DeSapio
Levitt
Louis J. Lefkowitz
City Hall
Nelson A Rockefeller
Space Agency Desk Joke Sparks Office Box Debate
A lighthearted note from a National Space Administration briefing jokes about desk labels with one box for 'out' and another for 'outer' attributed to Copt. Gen. Fea. Corp. The quip highlights minor office humor amid routine agency operations.
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National Space Administration
Communists Fire Tear Gas At West Berlin Demonstrations
East and West Berlin tensions flare as Communist police clash with crowds near the border. Tear gas, water cannons, and firecrackers injure or disperse hundreds, with arrests in Neu Koelln and Wedding. Two American students are detained by East Berlin police over currency possession during a brief travel incident.
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Berlin
Wedding
West
Werner Witte
East Berlin
U.S
Howard Emery
Glendale
Calif
Jim Phang
Alhambra
Europe
West Berlin
Friedrichstrasse
Army Engineers urged to act on Biddeford seawall collapse
Civil engineer Horace Crandall of the U S Army Corps of Engineers says immediate action is needed to prevent further seawall collapse at White's Wharf Biddeford while an apartment building at 19 White's Wharf faces possible danger during flood tides and spring river rises. He will report to Brig Gen Seymour Potter Jr and city officials vow to press for action if none is forthcoming within a week.
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White’s Wharf
Biddeford
Horace C. Crandall
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Waltham
Mass
Crandall
Oscar Dubois
White's Wharf
Saco
Clement Descchambault
Ralph Binjette
Albert Cookson
Peter Smith
Earl Jamieson
Peter A. Garland
Seymour A. Potter, Jr
Army Corps of Engineers
Ralph Binette
Army
Binette
Industrial Clinic Held In Biddeford Sept 28
Biddeford and Saco manufacturers may meet federal buyers at an industrial procurement clinic on September 28 from 9 am to 4 pm. Cmdr. R W Mullins USN will speak on Shipyard potential. Morning agency panel talks precede one hour of personal interviews, with afternoon interviews continuing.
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Biddeford
Saco
Chamber of Commerce
Clayton W. Cartmill
R’ W. Mullins
USN
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Cartmill
The
Agen:t
Titan missile flight seen as success spurring new operations
Cape Canaveral reports Titan ICBM flight covering 6 100 miles with capsule recovery. Air Force plans a Vandenberg launch within weeks to push Titan toward deployment as Atlas missiles expand. Saco Evening School announces 10 courses for 10 weeks starting September 18 with 5 registration fee, 7 to 9 p m classes on Mondays and Wednesdays.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Titan
Air Force
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Saco Adult
Sidney Griffith
Thornton Academy
Saco School Department
Board of Trustees
Red Cross
Power Squadron
Negroes Vie For Control Of Rostrum
In Kansas City a clash between two factions of the Negro National Baptist Convention raged at Municipal Auditorium. Reverend A G Wright of Detroit died from injuries after falling during the altercation. About 6,000 delegates attended as officers were to be elected under a court approved plan to prevent more violence. Reverend Dr Joseph H Jackson of Chicago and Reverend Dr Gard were leading figures.
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Kansas City
A. G. Wright
Detroit
Negro National Baptist Convention, USA
Municipal Auditorium
Joseph H. Jackson
Chicago
Gard
Army Readying National Guard Divisions for Possible Federal Duty
The Army began placing four National Guard divisions on notice to possibly be mobilized to free regular Army units for overseas movement if the Berlin crisis worsens. The 26th of Massachusetts 28th of Pennsylvania 32nd of Wisconsin and 49th Armored of Texas could be called within weeks.
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Washington
National Guard
Berlin
26Th Ees
Massachusetts
28Th Infantry
Pennsylvania
32Nd Infantry
Wisconsin
49Th Armored
Texas
Jesser Guard
District of Columbia
Army
United States
Europe
U.S
West Germany
Robert S. McNamara
Continental
UAW Forebodes Settlement Pattern With GM Talks
Walter Reuther plans a visit to Ford next after reaching a tentative national wage and benefits agreement with General Motors. He cites broad agreement on important areas and a strike-truce that averted a GM plant shutdown while signaling a potential pattern for Ford and Chrysler.
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Walter P. Reuther
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
UAW
Reuther
Chrysler
Louis O .Seaton
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Roland Dufort Jr
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