Supreme Court voids Tennessee pupil transfer plans
The Supreme Court unanimously invalidated two Tennessee transfer plans in Knox County and Davidson County that allowed pupil moves based on race. Justice Clark ruled the plans promote discrimination and fail to meet Brown v Board standards, even as officials argued they addressed integration challenges.
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Salem town marshal charged after drag racing incident
Salem town marshal Gifford E. Garmoe, 36, and Larry D. Pearson, 18, were cited for reckless driving after allegedly racing side by side on Highway 125. Garmoe was fined 75 dollars and jailed for nonpayment. Pearson paid 25 dollars. Town marshal was arrested by Highway Patrol Sgt. Jack Beaman following pursuit near a farm driveway.
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Pope John XXIII Dies at 81 in Vatican Death
Vatican announced the death of Pope John XXIII at 7 49 p m local time after a long illness from a stomach tumor and peritonitis The 261st pope and driver of the second Vatican Council he led prayers with 20000 in St Peters square before death He died just before Kennedy took office and amid Vatican contacts with Hungary and Poland
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Kennedy Tribute To Pope John XXIII Death
President Kennedy issued a statement praising Pope John XXIII for uniting humanity and guiding modern moral issues. The article outlines Vatican interregnum procedures and the roles of Cardinal Masella and Cardinal Cicognani as the church prepares a conclave to elect a new Pope.
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Auto Collision Takes Five Lives in Hartwell
An army private, three girls and a 70 year old woman died when two cars collided Sunday night in Hartwell Georgia. Authorities described a multi vehicle crash with five fatalities and serious injuries.
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Ties with Haiti Resumed by U S
The United States announced on Monday that it would resume normal diplomatic relations with Haiti’s regime led by dictator Francois Duvalier. The move ends a period of strained ties and signals renewed engagement with Port-au-Prince government.
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Santa Delivers Finals by Helicopter at UIowa
University of Iowa students in a news photography class received final exams via a helicopter delivering gift wrapped papers to the women’s hockey field near the Memorial Union. The stunt, organized by instructor Donald K. Woolley, used Henry and Bud Louis from a local photo shop, Henry piloting and Bud in Santa costume, continuing Woolley’s tradition of unorthodox exam delivery methods such as a cement cake and hammer.
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University of Alabama Enrolls James Hood for June 10
Federal judge withheld an immediate ruling on a Justice Department request to bar Gov. George Wallace from interference at the Alabama campus. James Hood of Gadsden is enrolled and set to register June 10, as Wallace emphasizes a dramatic stand at the doors.
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Bank and insurer reshuffle downtown Cedar Rapids real estate
Guaranty Bank and Trust Co announces it will not convert the Newman store into a bank building and instead leases its current property while buying land on Second Avenue SE for a drive through bank. United Fire and Casualty Co plans to move its home office into the former Newman building, relocating to Second Street SE.
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Supreme Court splits on agency shop rulings in two states
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 8 to 0 that Taft Hartley does not ban agency shop agreements in Indiana, while upholding Florida’s prohibition under its right to work law. Justice Goldberg did not participate. The Florida decision bars nonunion workers from paying union fees, contrasting with the Indiana case where GM challenged the agency shop.
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Desegregation Push at Alabama Univ Faces Wallace
In Tuscaloosa a plan aims to enroll Vivian Malone at the University of Alabama amid Gov. George Wallace's opposition. Leaders urge law and order to prevent violence, with editorials across Alabama urging Wallace to drop his stance and pursue court remedies.
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