Principal's suicide sparks debate on campus race equality
Klint Michigan UPI reports Paul I Cabell Jn a 26 year old Beecher High School assistant principal, a Black administrator, killed himself citing a desire to force unity for racial equality. He urged students to work together, praising calm Black and white peers while criticizing hotheads. Towns described Cabell as a Black man striving for equal treatment amid disciplinary duties.
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Frontiersman Sergeant Schnyder Honored in Nebraska Marker
First Sergeant Leodegar Schnyder, served 53 years, highlighted by Fort Laramie duty from 1849 to 1886, to be commemorated with a state historical marker near Tobias. He retired to a Tobias area farm after marriage, ending a long, storied career amid frontier mobility and rail expansion.
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State Supreme Court to sit in two divisions in April
The Nebraska State Supreme Court will split into two five judge panels next month to clear a civil backlog and speed up hearings. Temporary district judges will assist, aiming to argue many cases next month, a move last seen during the 1930s Great Depression mortgage surge.
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Wind Warnings Sweep Eastern States and Lakes
Early today high wind warnings covered eastern New York and Vermont with gusts up to 50 mph. Gale warnings were issued on the Great Lakes as a Canadian storm drives a front from New York through the Appalachians toward the Gulf Coast. Rain fell in Nashville and Muscle Shoals. showers and thunder occurred in parts of the Mississippi Valley and central Gulf Coast. Cold air and snow flurries accompanied winds in the upper Great Lakes while much of the country stayed mostly fair and dry. Temperatures ranged from 2 below at International Falls to 77 in Needles.
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Hollywood Squares tops soap operas in ratings
The Hollywood Squares led daytime ratings atop soap operas in a TV season shift. Host Peter Marshall praised the show’s blend of humor and bland charm, noting it has run six years with 1,500 episodes and features a rotating cast including Wally Cox Cliff Arquette Rose Marie Nanette Fabray and regulars.
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Relatives Attend Holy Family Services and Dinner Guests
Parish events at Holy Family include Father Eugene leading Sunday services at 4 p.m. and a post service dinner at Mrs. Frank Dohmen’s home. Guests came from Scribner, Mechanicsville, and other nearby towns, with families visiting Vernon Schaecher’s and Dick Preuss’s homes.
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