Court protection sought for Freedom Riders in Jackson
The NAACP filed a petition in federal district court seeking protection for Freedom Riders from police interference in Jackson Mississippi. The request, supported by Core, asks a three judge panel to issue protection against arrests and breach of the peace charges as riders test segregation laws. The action follows ongoing protests and arrests tied to desegregation efforts at terminals and transit sites.
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National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
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R. Jess Brown
Vicksburg
Mock Battle Set Tonight in West Virginia
The piece warns of a nighttime mock battle near Ka Nawha Airport with the West Virginia Air National Guard and Air Police positions in Coonskin Park. It notes blank ammunition sounds after 11 p.m. as a sign of ANG patrols, while naming a civil rights petition by Jackson residents against segregation laws, plus five riders convicted of breach of peace and fined up to 200 dollars with four months jail.
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Dayton
Ohio
Central State College (Ohio
Edward J. Bromberg
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Columbia University
White
del Greenblatt
Brookown
N. Y
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Patricia Elain Brygant
Elmira
Central State College
Negra
Heath
Cliff Bush
Concord
N. H
James L. Spencer
Edith Piaf undergoes new intestinal operation
Singer Edith Piaf, hospitalized for weeks with an intestinal block, undergoes a new operation as she planned to speak at the sixth annual convention of the National Plant Food Institute in White Sulphur Springs. Secretary Orville Piaf said she remains in hospital and is expected to attend the event’s Sunday registration and ongoing sessions through Wednesday.
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Orville Piaf
Freeman Willpeak
Napital
Miss Piaf
Ebenes
Ene Freeman
Ling
West Germany Resists Soviet Berlin Pressure
Bonn officials denounce Moscow protests as artificial and unjustified and vow a firm response. Spokesman Felix Von Eckardt says West Germany will not yield its ties to West Berlin amid quadruple power tensions after the Vienna summit. Foreign Minister Von Brentano and Chancellor Adenauer warn that a Communist coup in Berlin would meet real action, with allied consultation planned.
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London
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Vienna
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Kennedy
Foreign Office
Britain
Lincoln White
U. S. State Department
von Eckardt
Soviet Union
Berlin
Weinrich Luebke
Heinrich von Brentano
Wiesbaden
Konrad Adenauer
Kremlin
von Brentano
West
Science advisor estimates Moon cost per person at 250
A State Department science advisor estimated that putting a man on the Moon and returning him alive would cost 250 per capita. He noted Americans already invest about 60 annually in science and predicted greater public science coverage. The remarks came at a conference funded by the National Science Foundation.
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Washington
Putational Science Foundation
State Department
Kennedy
Waller Whitman
Whitman
Science Service
The
MacArthur Chinese View Is Cited as Widespread
An Army history argues that MacArthur’s 1950 forecast of no Chinese entry mirrored a broader Washington view. It notes Truman removed MacArthur in 1951 not over intelligence claims but due to policy clashes over pursuing Chinese Reds into China. The volume covers intelligence debate surrounding China’s intervention.
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Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Harry S. Truman
Truman
China
Army Historical
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