Negro Kids Freed By Judge Rejoin Classes
Federal court orders rein statement for 1,081 pupils suspended for integration activities as they return to Negro schools in Birmingham. Judge Elbert P. Tuttle voided the expulsions, ruling arrests illegal and that the term should not be destroyed. Superintendent Thea Wright confirms immediate reinstatement with seven days left in the term.
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Thea Wright
Elbert P. ‘Tuttle
Circuit Court of Appeals
Pencyl Coard Atorney Meld Barnes
Tuttle
Atlanta
U.S. Dist
Clarence W. Aulgood
Allgood
Tulle
Employment Gains and Dimming Prospects in Erie County
Erie County adds about 4 000 jobs since March bringing total employed to 89 100 with nonmanufacturing growth offsetting stagnant factory hours. Idle workers reach 7 300 about 8 6 percent. unemployment bene fits reach 4 726 in the week of April 18. Labor market remains in Group D with remote prospects due to upcoming student arrivals.
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William Michael
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
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Tn. Corry
Erie Pses
Erie
May Days Sales Drive Aims To Boost Local Retail
Corry merchants sponsor a three day May Days promotion urging residents to shop local. Allan Shaw, local division chairman, says stores will display banners and emphasize outdoor living from Friday through Saturday and into the Memorial Day through Labor Day period.
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Artie) Shaw
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Drownings After Cars Plunge From Wash Bridge
Four cars slipped off a washed bridge into the York River near Murdochville Quebec. Six men were believed drowned while four others survived. One car was found and washed ashore as floodwaters eroded a central pillar of the bridge.
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Calas
Erate
NATO and Reds to open discussion at ministers meeting
NATO ministers begin second day talks in Ottawa focusing on Soviet Red China disputes and the Cuba issue. A new framework assigns a NATO supreme commander to oversee nuclear armed units including Polaris submarines, V bombers, and allied forces.
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U.S
Dean
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Cuba
Portugal
Angola
Lyman Lemmitzer
Mediterranean
Britain
Snow Falls in Northwestern Pennsylvania Ahead of Memorial Day
Snow flurries blanket parts of northwestern Pennsylvania as temperatures dip to 24 degrees overnight. Early morning drivers report light snow on cars while rural areas saw heavier accumulations. The Weather Bureau predicts a warming trend with partly cloudy skies and highs in the mid 50s.
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Mother Nature
The
Mercury
U. S. Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Cool wave chills East and South as Midwest warms
An Associated Press report notes a cool wave gripping the East and South while the northern Midwest stays in 20s and 30s. Frigid dawn temps include 23 in Marquette and near freezing near Chicago with widespread 50s to 30s elsewhere. In California a San Francisco quake near Palo Alto rattled homes but caused no damage.
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Khrushchev Warns of Cuban Crisis If US Moves Aggressively
Soviet Premier Khrushchev warned at a farewell for Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro that the Caribbean situation could worsen than last October if the United States pursues a dangerous course. He pledged the USSR would defend Cuba if attacked. Castro thanked the Soviet people amid roaring applause.
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Soviet Union
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Sugar Prices Climb Amid Global Shortages and Policy Strain
Sugar prices rise sharply as import costs surge and demand grows. Lawrence Myers of the USDA warns of market panic while American Sugar Refining hikes wholesale sugar to 16.80 per 100 pounds in the Northeast. Domestic crops cover about half of needs, with relief not expected soon.
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Agriculture Department
Lawrence Myers
United States
American Sugar Refining Co
Europe
Cuba
Castro Algeria Relations Cooling Amid Mourning Mood
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro postponed his Algeria visit as Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben Bella’s staff signals cooled ties between the two leaders. Algerian delegates at the African summit suggest relations strained after Castro declared mourning for the Israeli president and Algeria’s recent pledge regarding Palestine.
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Algeria
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Palestine
Laos Premier Bans News Dispatches Censorship Order
Spokesman says Prime Minister Sottvanna Phoume has ordered censorship on ongoing Laos news dispatches issued from Vientiane. The move tightens government control over information flow.
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Laos
Sottvanna Phoume
Kennedy Hopes Wallace Backs Down Over Alabama Stand
President Kennedy said he will use 18 troops and marshals next month if needed to enforce integration at the University of Alabama. He urged Gov. George C. Wallace to obey federal court orders and allow two Negro students to enroll, while noting possible further civil rights proposals.
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Birrmingham
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Justice Department
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Tienday
Erie Man Convicted in First Degree Murder
Daniel R. Biebighauser, 21, of Erie, found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Mary Lynn Crotty, 20, of Lawrence Park. The jury deliberated two and a half hours. penalty to be decided after more deliberations.
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Daniel R. Biebighauser
Edinburg State College
Erie
Erie County
Mary Lynn Crotty
Lawrence Park
David Crotty
Biebighauser
Bietighauser
John M McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Dist
Herbert J. Johnson Jr
Johnson
Pope John XIII appears improved after blood transfusion
Vatican reports Pope John XIII looks vigorous after a major blood transfusion and a night’s rest. He stood at a window blessing about 15 000 in St Peter’s Square, while Vatican sources note ups and downs in his condition due to anemia and an ulcer or cancer concern. The pontiff begins a nine day novena retreat today in the Vatican Gardens ahead of Pentecost.
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Missing Friendly Sntire Boa Constrictor Escapes in Yalleb Street
Mike Howard reports his 14 year old brownish black boa constrictor named One Friendly Sntire vanished yesterday in Bay area streets. The pet is described as amiable and people loving, fond of sprinklers, cool spots, and fat mice. The owner asks residents to contact authorities if sighted.
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Mike Howard
Mike
Iast Bay
Pittsburgh records May 23 low at 32 degrees
A new record low temperature for May 23 in Pittsburgh was set today at 32 degrees according to the U S Weather Bureau. The previous record of 4 degrees was established in 1911.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Weather Bureau
Driver Fined and Higby Set for Trial After Police Chase
James E. Willis 20 of 440 South Center Street was fined 25 dollars plus costs and city income tax for turning off vehicle lights to evade officers during an early Tuesday chase. He also pled guilty to avoiding pursuit and awaits a later hearing on a $500 property bond set by his father. Donald Higby of 112 West Pleasant Street faces a motor code charge and a separate hearing this week before Alderman Cobbett.
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City mulls nuisance ruling on abandoned stable site
Corry council at its Monday session discussed invoking third class city code to abate a public nuisance form the decaying East South street horse stable. The derelict property owned by Paul Wiegers may be subject to a board of viewers assessment with court action if hazards are found.
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Corry
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Cornell
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