Split Over Local Action After Court Ruling On Segregation
Washington readers hear sharply divided views from Southern leaders and NAACP officials on how to implement the Supreme Court decision ending school segregation. The Court assigns primary local responsibility while promising a prompt start, with varied timelines likely across states and counties and possible court challenges ahead.
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French retreat leaves Saigon to Vietnamese forces
The bulk of the French expeditionary corps pulled out of Saigon today, handing control of Indochina’s largest city to Vietnamese forces for the first time in nearly a century. Premier Ngo Dinh Diem demanded the withdrawal as he reshapes the region’s leadership.
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Soviet Major General Zhukov Dies in Sudden Collapse
Moscow reports the death of Maj. Gen. Vsevolod V. Zhukov a communications expert and one of three army generals to die this week the Red Star announced. Taipei backers claim they surpassed one million signatures pledging to defend Quemoy and Matsu with or without foreign aid. Southeast Cotton County floods and hail ruin 12 000 acres lowering first cut yields to four bushels per acre signaling about 33 million bushels.
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Snow and Cold Weather Hit Western Areas
The Associated Press reports light snow and cool air in parts of the West while most regions enjoy pleasant June weather. Thunderstorms with hail and gusty winds move from the Central Plateau and Rockies into the central plains. Rain and snow spread across northwestern Wyoming to central Idaho and northern Utah. The Northeast records showers with over 1 inch in Burlington, Vermont.
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Rev Jones Attends Methodist Conference in Kansas City
The Rev Judd Jones pastor of First Methodist church with Mrs Jones and B F Ecord lay delegate and Mrs Ecord traveled to Kansas City to attend the Kansas Conference. The gathering at Old Mission Methodist church runs from Tuesday evening until 4 p m Sunday when appointments are read. Mrs W E Lewis district president of W S C S and Ethel Eaton church secretary joined for sessions.
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Indian envoy in Red buildup could broker talks with Peiping
Washington officials note V. K. Krishna Menon may be the best chance to ease U.S. and Red China tensions. His Red China friendly stance, ties with Chou En-lai, and role in announcing the four U.S. airmen release raise questions about his influence over a settlement.
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Polio Vaccine Questions Due For Answers
A U S Public Health Service report expected this weekend will explain why vaccine release was delayed and what new knowledge emerged. Surgeon General Leonard Scheele says it will address safety and effectiveness concerns, helping parents decide on vaccinating children. President Eisenhower notes new safeguards and insights from large scale production.
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Graduates Honored by Sun day Service at Methodist Church
Graduates from the Methodist church’s junior college and senior high were honored during Sunday morning service. The Woman's Society of Christian Service provided devotional books and the pastor Rev. Judd Jones presented them to the graduates, including Rosa Lee Crabtree Hil. D. De Ment Jr. Hazel Sinclair Robert Lewis Carol Barber Carl Anderson Bob German Richard Hargrave Duane Hill Sherry Houser Martha McCune Emily McNeal Dorothy Marts John Pate William Schultz Dale Stone Donald Suttcliffe Ronald Suttcliffe Richard Stout Nancy Watt Kay Whitworth and Max Young.
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Scattered Wheat Cutting In Western Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports scattered wheat harvesting in western Oklahoma as many fields remain damp from heavy rains last week. Farmers work around wet conditions while crop conditions assess potential yields.
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