U S Eyes Campaign To Speed Integration
Washington June 24 The attorney general predicts a surge of litigation to enforce school desegregation with cases in several states next year He mentions Hoxie Ark as the only action so far and backs a special assistant AG for civil rights questions Folsom opposes tying school construction funding to integration and notes the bill funds 1.6 billion for classrooms The GOP strategists foresee Eisenhower Nixon ticket in 1956 and discuss McCarthy and Chotiner with McClellan. details are sparse
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INS
Herbert Brownell
U. S
Brownell
Justice Department
Hoxie
Ark
Martian B. Folsom
Eisenhower
Nixon
Berawweil
Fisenhow
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
Rwis
Senate
John L. McClellan
Los Angeles
Murray Chotiner
Chotiner
Richard M. Nixon
McCiellan
Chottiner
White House
MacCiellan
The Stitches Are Removed From Eisenhower
Washington reports President Eisenhower had the last of his surgical stitches removed as doctors said he progresses very satisfactorily after abdominal surgery. He walked to his wife’s room to share the news and anticipated discharge from Walter Reed Army Hospital by week’s end.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
Sherman Adams
Hagerty
Hisenhower
Walter Read
Tito Greeted By Romanians
Tito arrives in Bucharest for three days of talks with Communist leaders. Romanian Red leaders greet him as a dear comrade, while 250000 spectators line the capital streets. He offers to leave past tensions behind and seeks new rules for cooperation among Communist parties per Moscow Kremlins decisions.
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Adm. King Lapses Into Coma In Portsmouth Hospital
Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King, 77, suffers acute heart failure and enters a state of shock and semi comatose at Portsmouth Naval Hospital after a heart attack. Bulletin says King remains in critical condition with doctors in constant attendance. Born in Lorain Ohio, his naval career covered Spanish American War through World War II.
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INS
Ernest J
Portsmouth’ Naval Hospital
Thomas J. Carter
Ernest J. King Jr
Bulletin “Fleet Addmiral
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King
Portsmouth
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Lorain
Ohio
Israelis Claiming Jordanian Attack
In Jeru salem on June 34 intermittent border shooting erupted for hours. An Israeli Army spokesman reported no Israeli security deaths and one Jewish settler wounded. The clash occurred near Qalqilva and Nir Eliyahu on the Jordanian side, with Jordanian officials alleging farmers clashed with Israelis burning crops. A UN watchdog was notified.
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Jaraeli
Qal- Qilve
Jordan
Breder
Nir Eliahy
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Nir Eliahu
Keystone Resident Found Dead in P's
Conway West Virginia on January 4 1934 James M Prentice of Keystone was found dead behind a cabin in Rust Labour area. Coroner Phu Tuk of Beaver County said a brain hemorrhage appeared to be the cause. Police will determine if death was accidental or homicidal.
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Dune
Janes M. Prentice
Key
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W.va
Corengr
Phu Tuk
Prentice
Penssylvania Warnick
Jackson Boy Burned Tending Farm Trash Fire
Sixteen year old Dick McCoy son of oerned McCoy a member of the House of Delegates was severely burned while tending a trash fire at his father's farm in Jackson County He reportedly poured gasoline on the flames and was burned on the chest and arms He was taken to St Francis Hospital in Charleston by a Parsons mortuary ambulance from Risley
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Ravenswood
Spe
Dick McCoy
Moorehead College Admits Two Negroes
Moorehead Kentucky June 24 Morehead State College enrolled the first two Negro students in its 33 year history for the summer session. Ida Mae Ross of near Augusta and Anna Lantise Randolph of Afferton Bath Abbeys were among the new enrollees.
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Morehead
Morehead State College
Ida Mae Ross
Near Augusta
Anna Lantise Randolph
Affertin
Bath
Shute Cops Seek Navy Aid to Recover Body
Police in MALUIKA ask naval assistance to recover a missing body. The request follows a reported incident near the beds in a remote area. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but authorities emphasize locating the body with nautical support to ensure proper handling.
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Shute
Navy Aid
Mine Accident Fatal To Fayette Man
Richard Carlton Persinger a 46 year old coal miner from Clifftop Fayette County died in Beckley Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered in a tipple accident at the Royalty Coal Co mine in Landisburg Persinger lost his right arm and sustained internal injuries when run over by a railway coal car He was a lifelong Clifftop resident and member of Clifftop Baptist Church He is survived by his wife Evelyn rs four sons parents and several siblings The service is set for Clifftop Community Church with burial at Charlie White Cemetery Wallace and Wallace mortuary in East Rainelle handling arrangements.
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Fayette County
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Ghia
John
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Cash Brooks
Charlie White
Cliff- Top
Wallace and Wallace Mortuary
East Rainelle
Tetore Servite
French Units Battle Rebels in Aures Mountains
In Algiers on June 24 the French said infantry and mechanized cavalry are fighting nationalists in the Aures Mountains of northeastern Algeria. They reported 51 rebels killed and over 200 rebels killed or captured along the Tunisian and Moroccan frontiers. The Aures engagement began when motorized infantry trapped up to 300 insurgents ten miles southwest.
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McDedodell Man Held In Fatal Stabbing
A Welch man faces murder charges after the fatal stabbing of Glagee Smith. Police reported the suspect confessed to the slaying during interview. The case, linked to a Cardy street incident, proceeds to court with a probable tomorrow hearing.
Weather Here and Elsewhere Relative Annidities
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Obituary Notices NLOWLING Henry L
Henry L Nlowling of Parkersburg died yesterday at Kerspur hospital after an extended illness. He was a retired accountant and a past master of Greenbrier Lodge 32 AF and AM Lewisburg. He was past high priest of Ronceverte Chapter 21 Royal Arch Masons and held various other Masonic and civic positions. Surviving are his mother Mrs. Sarah Brewster Rowling of White Sulphur Springs, two daughters and several siblings. Services will be at 2:30 PM tomorrow at Shankin Mortuary with burial in Rosewood Cemetery Lewisburg.
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York Rite of Honor
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White Suikar Springs
Ars. C. V
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Droop
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Crossville
Leon
Gus A. Bowling
Port Chester
Shankin Mortuary
White Salone Springs
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Wilbe Im Rosewond
Leburg
Greenbrier Lodge 42
Lewisburg
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
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Fayelle County
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Smithers
Serong
Kanawha
Tamorrow
Lick Branen Freewill Baptist Church
Cunningham Mortuary
Funerals for Claude Downe and others in area churches
Local funeral notices list Claude Downe and several residents from Fayette Gourty, Lockbridge and surrounding towns. Services are noted at Bridge Methodis Church and First Presbytecias with burial at Memorial Cemetery and Wireline Cemetery, honoring multiple individuals with Rev. Homer Elkins and Rev. Arnold Ernest McCoréle presiding.
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Claude Downe
Fayette Gourty
Methodis
Lewis
Burial
Are Memorial Cemetery
Neuville
Guinn
Nagi Ruth—W
Forkbridge
Summers
Lockbridge Methodist Church
Homer Elkins
Wireline
Hughes
Arnold Ernest— McCoréle
Lineal County
Ty Om
Twenty Hurt In Accidents Over Weekend
Weekend accidents in Charleston area injure twenty people across six wrecks. Two-car collision near Winfield, five hurt. pickup van carrying children to a swimming party plunges off West Virginia 14 near Big Chimney, five injured. Putnam County crash involved a Winfield couple and three Ohio sailors en route to Norfolk, five hurt. Vehicles taken to Thomas Memorial Hospital and Charleston General Hospital. several sailors injured with head and spine injuries. Additional Saturday crashes added to the toll.
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Puram County
W. Va
Big Chimney
Putnam County
G. L. Copens
Norfolk
Thomas Memorial Hospital
Andrew E. Legs
Helen Legg
Andy Howard
Hillsboro
Ohio
Kenneth Milburn
Bob Picklesimer
Williamsport
Copen
Legg
Charleston’ General Hospital
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Albert Myers
Sonembhu
Harey Harmon
Rand
Elizabeth Spaul
Mammoth
Anna JF Spa
Jill Geraldine Young
Karen Naylor
Yes
U S Army Officer Dies in Korean Helcopter Crash
First Lt. Richard T. Claus of Philadelphia, Pa., was identified as the U S Army officer who drowned when his helicopter on a tactical reconnaissance mission over the Hwan tan River crashed on the Western Front in Korea. The pilot suffered minor injuries and next of kin had not yet been certified. A search for his body continued.
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INS
U. S. Seventh Division
Korea
Richard T. Claus
Philadelphia
Hwantan
Victim of Stroke Unnoticed on Beach
A 67-year-old sunbather was found two days after suffering a paralytic stroke on Crandon Park Beach in Miami. Picnickers spotted James Shaefer lying motionless after sundown Friday and he was in serious condition from the stroke and second degree burns. Police said the stroke occurred early Thursday.
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Miami
Fla
Crandon Park Beach
James Shaefer
Dade County
Cave In Buries Miners in Japanese Coal Mine
Five miners feared buried alive after a mine in Gite Prefecture caved in. Officials estimated two days needed to dig out the bodies under the direction of authorities. Survivors and local residents are named, with pleas for prayers as the search continues amid heavy dust and danger.
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Tokyo
UNS
Gite
M Fttake
Americans Chorus Support for Soviet Critics Amid Khrushchev Claims
The American Communist Party announces it accepts critique of Soviet policy and seeks independent socialist work in the United States. It rejects the idea that Stalin alone caused all crimes and affirms unity with international leftists while pursuing peaceful constitutional socialism. In other items, a Commerce Department report notes average family income rose to over 5 520 dollars in 1955, with 23 million families earning above 5 000 before taxes and total national income at 286 billion dollars.
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Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
National Committee
Commuunist Party
U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
Khrushchev
Washington
Commerce Department
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Ex Jazz Musician Becomes Priest In Capuchin Order
BRAGON New York June 24 ex jazz musician Frega Wes Slapping a bass in a jazz joint on Manhattan's 52nd Street. He studied meditated and joined St Lawrence Capuchin monastery here and was ordained Father John of the Cross at 39. His first Mass will be next Sunday at St Michael's Church Paterson and he remains a simplex priest with one year more study before parish work.
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N.Y
Gate Prega Wes
Manhattan
Father John of the Cross
Paterson
N.J
Frega
Les Brown
Army
Joe Mooney
John
St. Michael's Church
Guatemalan government uncovers subversive plot declared alarm
The Guatemalan government announced a subversive Communist plot had been found and declared a state of alarm, a form of martial law. Police fired on a crowd at the railway station during Ubico anniversary celebrations, arresting several, though no casualties were reported.
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Jorge Ubico
New Orleans
Turk Syrian clash leaves two dead on border
Damascus reports Turkish patrols chased smugglers near Derona in northern Syria. Two Turks were killed and another wounded after a 24 hour clash. Turkish planes allegedly violated Syrian air space and one officer is missing. Villagers were set on fire by a signal flare and later reinforced by gendarmes.
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Syria
Interior Ministry
Derona
Iceland Vote Shaping Keflavik Base Fate in Parliament Race
About 70,000 Icelanders braved wind and rain to elect a new parliament amid a decision on retaining the 8000 American forces at Keflavik and other NATO installations. The Independent Conservative Party favors keeping the Americans. other blocs push for evacuation. Results due Monday.
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Tceland
Keflavik
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Iceland
Nalo
Progressive
Social Democrat
National Defense
U.S
Furniture Polish Kills Baby in Morgantown
Morgantown June 24 Larry Walter Bailey 17 months died in a Morgantown hospital after reportedly drinking a large quantity of furniture polish. Pathologist Dr M J Hobbs says autopsy not completed and cause of death pending. pneumonia is not ruled out.
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Morgantown
Larry Walter Bailey
M. J. Hobbs
West Virginia University
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