Ike Sees Desegregation Ending In Ten Years In Desegregation
Editorial based on an Ebony interview with Simeon Booker at the Eisenhower farm. Former President Eisenhower distinguishes desegregation from integration and predicts progress within a decade while noting civil rights politics will continue to influence votes.
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Dwight Eisenhower
United States
Washington
Ebony
Simeon Booker
Ike
Eisenhower Farm
Gettysburg
Patton
Eisenhower
Meter Conversion Burdened by Lengthy Pole Image
The Covington Leader humorously notes that switching to metric could lead to odd phrases such as an American saying I wouldn’t touch it with a 3302 meter pole, reflecting on the challenge of metric adoption.
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United States
Covington (Tenn
Fire at Hatch Vocational School Injures Students
In Corry this afternoon Charles Evan Roberts of the junior class and classmate Michael Goda suffered burns in a Hatch Vocational School fire around 2 pm. Roberts was admitted in serious condition to Corry hospital. Goda sustained first degree burns on one leg and one arm.
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Charles Evan Roberts
Corry High
Minnor
Michael Goda
Hatch
Roberts
Corry Hospital
Sokolsky laments slow Congress over eagle laws and world affairs
George Sokolsky criticizes slow passage of environmental and foreign policy laws. He argues Congress wastes time on lengthy acts while dangers to eagles and Cuba loom. He notes De Gaulle's influence and questions congressional investigation priorities.
Patton Crying Moment Marked by April 15
At Third Army Advance Headquarters in Hersfeld Germany General George Patton was described as crying during a tense moment in the advance of Allied forces on April 15. The report notes the emotional edge of a critical phase in the German campaign.
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Patton
Third Army
Hersfelt
Germany
Eisenhower
Patton and Eisenhower discuss Berlin plan during front-line talk
In a wartime exchange, General Patton urged a Berlin strike while Eisenhower dismissed the idea. The two leaders, amid a tense front line, argued briefly before Patton conceded, and both returned to duty. Nearby reports note health and municipal concerns in Corry and Erie counties, including hepatitis rumors denied by authorities and city budget debates.
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Erie County Health Department
Erie
Corry
Percy Corbin
Fulst
Macgollin
Wright Street
Washington
East Smith Streets
Six Dunkirk Residents Seek $310000 for False Arrest
Six Dunkirk residents sue the city for 310000 over an August 12 incident at Point Gratiot park. Plaintiffs include Doris Jean Snyder Anita Speziale Charles Speziale Andrew Fekete Mary Jane Fekete and Carmelo Messere plus Fekete for his wife medical expenses and loss of services. Charges include assault false arrest and malicious prosecution. most park curfew and disorderly conduct charges were dismissed except resisting arrest.
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Dunkirk
Point Gratiot
Doris Jean Snyder
Anita P.speciale
Charles J. Speakale
Andrew Fekete
Mary Jane Fekete
Carmelo M. Messere
Fekete
Mary Jane
Senator's Son Bies Wilmington Public Relations Advisor Dies
Robert J Bulkley Jr 51 a public relations advisor for Du Pont Co died yesterday in Wilmington Del He was the son of U S Senator Robert J Bulkley from Ohio
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Bies
Wilmington
Del
Robert J. Bulkley Jr
du Pont Co
Robert J. Bulkley
U.S
Oblg
Corry Evening Journal Advertising and Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher George le, editor Allan Hashrote, and staff including G. T. Bergman. It notes Associated Press rights, postal publication details, and subscription rates of 13.00 yearly and 11.00 by mail in advance with eight cents per copy and fifty cents per week for advertising.
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Aio
Ity
Allan Hashrote
Apse
G. T. Bergman
National
Botoinell
New Goa Sree Ure
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Corry
Terry ‘Cassler
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Mtn
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