Harlem Chetto Cited in Lehman Speech on Civil Rights
Senator Herbert A. Lehman warned Northerners to act for justice in the South and in Harlem, calling Harlem a symbol of both frustration and proof that civil rights issues extend beyond the South. He urged residential integration and criticized housing and school segregation in New York City as he tempered expectations for civil rights legislation.
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Herbert A. Lehman
South
Urban League of
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Lehman
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Manhattan
Urban League
Senate
New York City
Stevenson denounces rival tactics in California primary
Adlai Stevenson criticizes Sen Estes Kefauver's campaign methods during a northern California stop before the Democratic presidential primary. He says the race must center on issues not personalities and urges voters to back a stay of the presidential bid for the aged of the country.
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Oakland
Calif
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
California
Stevenson
Lake Merritt
Kefauver
United States
Osteopaths Plan Press Campaign To Stymie Foes
The West Virginia Osteopathic Society approved a public relations program to counter prejudice against osteopathy. A press relations counselor and a government affairs expert were approved to present osteopathy’s aims to state agencies while a full executive secretary role remains under study. This action followed calls for stronger outreach as critics question osteopathic education and qualifications.
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West Virginia Osteopathic Society
Retellowee
Ague Gewusrreees Serui
Daniel Boone Hotel
Morey
Department of Public Assistance
Walter B. Goff
Dunbar
Joseph Bartrant
Glenville
Frank Pick
South Charleston
Earl K. Lyons
Elkins
Guy E. Morris
Clarksburg
Board of Trustees
A. &. Graham
Wheeling
R. A. Humphreys
West Union
Walter S. Ervin
Weston
West Virginia
Clarence E. Martin
Cberkley
Sen. Martin
Horse Show Sets June 15 16 With 3500 Prize List
A two day event at Coonskin Park offers 3500 in prize money and features hunter and jumper divisions. Horseshow officials expect participants from West Virginia and surrounding states with farrier BC Dorsey listed and Hort Horton of South Carolina names noted. All profits benefit Coonskin Park recreation improvements.
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Phin Horton
Satem
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Val
B.C. Dorsey
West Virgina
Coonskin Park
Local Notes and Schedules From Bay Area Page
Fragmentary OCR lists events and names such as Bayes Viann Serad and Mary White, with references to June 6 and July shows. Mentions Renton and Merainn, and a Cutwaty Take show while Clacrman appears in passerby notes.
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Clacrman
Mary
Bulvererty Evans
Renton
Tito Hailed by Soviet Crowds in Moscow Visit
Moscow crowds hailed Yugoslav President Tito and Soviet leader Khrushchev as they walked arm in arm during Tito's first day in the Russian capital. Washington senator Walter F. George warned Tito’s closening with Moscow could influence Western aid votes but downplayed potential major shifts. The Soviet leadership rolled out a bright welcome as Tito’s Moscow visit unfolded.
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Tito
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Corlii Steel
Khrushchev
Lrip
Part Time President Debate Sparks Health and Absence Claims
Democratic national chairman Paul M. Butler accused President Eisenhower of health concerns and frequent White House absences fueling campaign attacks. He contrasted Republicans’ focus on illness with Democrats’ emphasis on presidential availability and duty.
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Wassington
Paul M. Butler
Eisenhower
Thader
Elventower
White House
Teadhers
Wes Boas
Butler
Roosevelt
Truman
Soviet Church Leader Defends Faith in Holy Russia
Nikolai of Moscow told an American audience at St Nicholas Cathedral in Manhattan that the true faith of the Russian Orthodox Church will endure in Russia and withstand anti religious Soviet campaigns. He celebrated a pontifical ceremony and spoke after a brief sermon, marking his status as the highest ranking Soviet clergyman to lead services at the landmark church.
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New York
Nikulai
Moscow
Russia
Manhattan
Upper East Side
United States
Alexei
Alpsean
All Russia
Undefined Note Reads Like Jumbled OCR
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a person named Jim Wide and mentions fear and dizziness in unclear context. No clear event, date, or location emerges. The readable bits suggest a mis-scanned report rather than a coherent news item.
Violence Flares in Bombay Language Riot Across City
Anti Nehru language rioting injures 25 Congress youths and many demonstrators in Bombay as police fire on crowds near Chowpatty Beach. Nehru defends excluding Bombay from a Marathi speaking state while mobs demand inclusion and clash with police and home guards.
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Bombay
India
Nehru
Congress Party
Maharashtra
Congress Youth Corps
Chowpatty Saves
Have
Chowpatty Sands
All-India Congress
Jets and helicopters bombard Algerian rebels in Saumman Valley
French forces push northeast of Setif in a four day offensive with jet fighters, helicopters, and ground divisions targeting rebel bands on the Beni-Curtin plateau. Reported rebel fatalities exceed 300 as clashes drive fighters toward La Fayette Ameucha line. up to 1,500 rebels possibly trapped in the sector.
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Algiers
Algeria
Bou-Bllam
Beni-Curti- Jane
Lafayette
Ameucha
Setif
Gates of Iron
Soumman Valley
Stassen Sees Twining Visit as Step Toward Open Skies
Eisenhower disarmament aide Narald J. Stassen said Gen Nathan F Twining may visit Russia for Aviation Day on June 24 and described the trip as a potential first step toward Soviet acceptance of the open skies arms inspection plan. He said reciprocal talks with Russian military leaders could ease tensions and aid a workable disarmament system.
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Washington
Narald J. Stassen
Nathan F. Twining
Russia
Eisenhower
Stassen
Winings
Air Force
Hiesenhower
Seven Slain at Alberta Farm Home in Mass Murder
Alberta police investigated a mass murder at a farm home 16 miles north of a farming community. Seven people were shot to death including Margaret Clark 36 and her four children Jenena 8 Ross 7 Ann 4 Linda 43 George Anderson 21 Penne Fiver Alta. A neighbor found the bodies at 10 30 a m. A .22 rifle was used and one person was wounded. The incident involved John Ik a legislator or related figure, with ongoing police actions and suspect search.
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Jenena
Ross
Ann
Linda
George Anderson
Penne
Alta
Oosin
Clark Farin
Abel
Stetiler
Niles
Edimotions
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G. M. Parrett
Clarks
Clark
Anderson
Alice Sind
Lark
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