Desegregation Fights Across Southern States Persist
A detailed survey shows Southern states weighing how to end racial segregation in public schools after the high court ruling. Mississippi, Georgia, and Louisiana push plans to preserve segregated or privately run schools, while Georgia elections and the Citizens Council mobilize economic pressure. other states move toward compliance or await court orders.
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Supreme Conte
BUC Abougg
Pauticians
Georg
South Carolina
Louisiana
Asippi
South
rAwait
District of Columbias
District of Columbia
Mississippi
Georgia
Virginia
Alabama
Alabamm
Souths Carolina
C. A. McKnight
Charlotte
N. C
Herman Talmadge
Eugene Talmadge
General Assembly
Citizens Council
Atlanta
Supreme Court
John T. Fey
School of Law
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Sbut
Texas
Fey
School Law
Duke
University
Hugh “White
J. D. Boyd
Utica ‘Institute
Boyd
State Board of Education
Byrnes
James F. Byrnes
Delaware
J. Caleb Boggs
Wilmington
Jewel
W. Va
West Virginia
William C. Marland
W. W. Trent
Barbour County
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
D.C
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Kentucky
Secret indictment in Miami tot slaying
In Miami a secret two count indictment has been returned in the slaying of seven year old Judith Ann Roberts. The charged person's name remains secret until arrest. Circuit Judge Joe Eaton confirmed a capital indictment after a secret grand jury session heard from two Miami homicide detectives and a private investigator. Susan B Anthony was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1980.
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Miami
Judith Ann Roberts
Baltimore
Joe Eaton
Hold Up Men Slain by Pittsburgh Cop
Pittsburgh policeman Oliver Mason shot two bandits at a gas station after a five day stakeout. Victims Victor Vivaldi and Donald Anthony, both 22 and 20, died later in hospital. Station had been robbed four times in two months. Mason had patrolled nightly from a hidden auto after being assigned to the Schauer station.
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Pittsburgh
Oliver Mason
Victor Vivaldi
Donald Anthony
Mason
William F. Schauer
Schauer
De Castries Now Under Cloud In Battle Role
Paris reports the Dien Bien Phu saga widens with Brig. Gen Christian De Castries under scrutiny for failure as fortress commander. Saigon inquiries and veiled allegations surface as debate over French leadership and the battle’s decisions continues.
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DE Castries
George, McArthur
Paris
Dien‘ Bien Phu
Christian ‘de Castries
Willian
Saigon
France
Indochina
Defense Ministry
Ministry
Associated > Press
Oien Clements
Battle of
Dien
Bien Phu x xx
Dien Bien Phu
London Express
Trange
Charles
Piroth
Langlais
Henri Navarre
Laos
Faculty Women Slate UB Party Saturday
A surprise party for the University of Bridgeport faculty and staff is sponsored by the Faculty Women's Club. It will be held Saturday at 8 pm in Alumni Hall with social committee members named, including Mrs Herbert E Glines as chairman and other officers listed.
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University of Bridgeport
Faculty’ Women's Club
University
Alumni Hall
Herbert E. Glines
Charles Jacobs
Alphonse Sherman
Anna Boldakoff
Theodore Nowland
Earle’ Sauerweln
Honeycomb Firm Raises Pay After Union Contract
About 100 employees of the Honeycomb Company of America Inc, 3 Burrough Street, received a 10 cent an hour wage increase retroactive three weeks after the AFL Local 1573 agreed to terms. The pact, ratified unanimously Friday after months of negotiations, includes seven paid holidays, prorated vacation up to two weeks, a union shop with check-off, company paid welfare, enhanced holiday pay, and a solid grievance and seniority system. Negotiators were Louis DeFrancisco, William K. Hayes, Rose Spiro for the union and Joseph Miller, Donald E Smiley, D. Gordon Judge for the company, with assist from Martin J. Buckley and Arthur G. Carey. The union became the bargaining representative after an NLRB election May 13. The plant makes aircraft components.
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Honeycomb Company
Amer‘ea, Inc
Burrough ‘Street
Italy
Association of Machinists
AFL
Louis DeFrancisco
William K. Hayes
Rose Spiro
Joseph Miller
Donald E Smiley
D. Gordon Judge
Martin J. Buckley
Arthur G. Carey
Union International
NLRB
Playwrights to speak at New England Theater conference
Yale drama chairman F Curtis Canfield and Robert Anderson, author of Tea and Sympathy, will headline the third annual New England Theater conference to be held in Boston next Saturday. Edward C Cole of Yale says the theme is Success in the Theater How It Was Achieved and the gathering will meet at Boston's Bradford Hotel.
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New Haven
Curtis Canfield
Yale
Robert Anderson
New England Theater Conference
Boston
Mass
Edward C. Cole
Bradford
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