Houston Votes On Segregated Schools Today
Houston voters decide on integration of public schools amid state aid implications and court orders. Officials warn that a "no" to integration risks loss of state funds and possible fines, while a "yes" faces legal and political challenges in a fragmented backdrop of Texas politics and a desegregation plan already proposed for three campuses.
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U. S
Ren
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Ats
Texas
Mois
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Lloyd Davison
Ws. McDonald
W. W.kemmerer
University of Houston
Charles White
Jury Deadlock In Sex Killing Case at Santa Rosa
In Santa Rosa California Walter Fawns Jr. faced a second mistrial as jurors deadlocked seven to five on guilt in the rape slaying of a 30 year old Santa Rosa housewife Barbara J. Fawns twice was a patient at Mendocino State Hospital and confessed to the killing. Public Defender Frank McCanniffe argued for acquittal and the district attorney did not say if a third trial would be demanded. Fawns is held in county jail.
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Scis- Santa Rosa
Charles Richter
California Institute of Technology
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Pasadena
Santa Rosa
Lincoln Mahan
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Itve
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Fann
Mendocino State Hospital
Art
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Frank Me
Canliffe
Joseph Maddox
U.S. Sees Two Soviet Disarmament Concessions
Washington officials privately view Khrushchev's revised disarmament plan as containing two potential forward steps. A State Department statement said it would study the plan closely while urging Moscow to consider the May 16 Western proposals. The note hints at cautious openness amid Khrushchev’s sharp attack on President Eisenhower, and notes possible shifts on peacekeeping needs and on delivery systems as essential issues in any realistic arms control effort.
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Eisenhower to Attend West Point Reunion and Notre Dame
President Eisenhower will depart Stewart near West Point for a three day reunion with his 1915 West Point class. He will deliver the Notre Dame commencement address and receive an honorary degree before returning to West Point for further anniversary events. Mrs. Eisenhower is not accompanying him due to treatment at Walter Reed Hospital for acute asthmatic bronchitis.
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Daily Review addresses and offices listed in Hayward California
The Daily Review shows second class matter status for Hayward post office and provides mailing addresses and phone numbers for Hayward San Leandro Fremont offices. It notes general communications to He Winton Ave Hayward and lists contact details for county and city offices in nearby communities.
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Brown Cannot Use Mexican Pickers to Save Cherry Crop
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Brown says federal law blocks him from allowing Mexican nationals to harvest a $300000 cherry crop at Podesta Farms. Attorneys asked Brown to certify workers. AFL-CIO union wave says a dispute exists. Picketers have demonstrated since May 20 while Podesta claims no dispute and negotiation is possible.
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Stockton
Fred Podesta Farms
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Gor
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Topeka babysitter run up long distance bill
Topeka man Boyce Butcher, a widower, hired a 20 year old babysitter who kept no children while he worked. After she quit, he received a telephone bill of 628.07 for long distance calls to a Washington post office.
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Boyce Butcher
California
Butcher
Washington
Bold Khrushchev Cuba Visit Hints Latin Tour
Washington observers describe Khrushchev's proposed Cuba trip as a bold move to spread Soviet style democracy in Latin America. Cuban leaders and Catholic officials fear Communist influence while Moscow hints at expanding the tour if Cuba welcomes him.
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Paris
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Guantanamo
Almanac Today June 4 1788 Ford first car and Midway Battle
Almanac notes June 4 marks events across history. It lists births, organizations, and milestones including George III birth, the Anti-Saloon League formation, Henry Ford's first car, France's first Socialist government, Kaiser Wilhelm II death, and the Midway battle beginning. Thought quote by Aeschylus about aging.
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France
Broadway Closure Reaches Third Day In Deadlock
New York theater strike enters its third day as negotiations between Equity and the League stall. Off Broadway venues feel relief at work stoppages while main houses face massive losses, guests cancel, and fears grow of a prolonged shutdown hurting Manhattan’s tourist economy.
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League of New York
Uolls
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Ela
David Moss
Tobacco Road
Cricket Theater
League
Horlan A. Zorn
Pope Forms Groups To Plan New Council
Vatican City AP Pope John XXIII today created 71 commissions to prepare for the Catholic Churchs first ecumenical council in nearly a century He announced plans 17 months ago and aims to unite world Christian forces A central commission will coordinate work with a secretariat to handle modern media questions The commissions cover theology liturgy sacred scripture bishops and diocesan government and Catholic action across religious and social fields
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John XXII
Boreiio Cardinal Tardini
Vatican Secre
John
Emenva
Lclerey
Statewide Weather Summary for San Francisco Bay Area and Beyond
Statewide forecast shows fair weather across Northern and Central California with coastal fog south of Cape Mendocino. Inland areas may see afternoon thunderstorms in the south Sierra Nevada and northern foothills. Sacramento Valley expects fair conditions tonight and Sunday with highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s and no major precipitation.
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Northern Foothills
Sacramento Valley
Labor to Build Room For Blind Boy in Akron Cottage
A union driven project aims to finish a 12-foot square bedroom addition to a three room home in Stow near Akron. Clarence Hathaway, age five, who is blind, will gain a private space as his parents use tactile signing and raised palms to communicate. The effort involves carpenters, electricians, and multiple trades to support the family and their son’s independence.
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Slow
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Stow
Party Plans Ike's Tour
Honolulu AP report states Press Secretary James Hagerty and a White House advance party left for the Philippines to prep President Eisenhower's Far East trip. The MATS flight will stop at Wake Island and Guam before Manila, with a Hawaii stop on June 22 for a honorary degree and four days there before returning to Washington.
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James C. Hagerty
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Eisenhower
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Guam
Hagerty
William F. yQuinn
Hawaii
Washington
Actress Seeks 17th Separation
108 ANGELES AP After 16 separations actress Mara Corday is sued by actor Richard Long for divorce.
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Mara Corday
Richard Long
Flynt defends honesty over tax payer charged hotel bills
Washington representative John J. Flynt Jr denies any personal expenses were charged to the government during a Honolulu hotel stay in 1957. He displayed a cancelled personal check to prove he paid his own way and rejected calls for apologies, as fellow congressmen defend his account amid reports of altered expense bills tied to inquiries into Antarctic IGY activities.
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Chuckles In The News Across Three Cities
A collage of light items from UPI dispatches includes Madison noting a 95 year old University of Wisconsin alumnus from the class of 1867 recounting his day at a reunion, a Rockford native speaking to himself. In Memphis a 12 year old and a 14 year old burglar were caught in a cafe skirmish while drinking beer. Washington reports Rep Griffithe endorsing a family fallout shelter pamphlet for constituents.
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UPI
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Blount
Rockford
Memphis
Washington
Masiha W. Griffithe
D.mich
Khrushchev Holds Off on U S Stock Profits
New York report notes Nikita Khrushchev has not cashed dividend checks or traded ASR Philip Morris shares obtained during his visit. ASR recently merged with Philip Morris, giving Khrushchev about 510 1/2 shares, worth an estimated $82 gain if sold, but he has not exchanged or profited from them.
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Nikita Khrushchev
ASA. Products Corp
Richard W. Dammann
Philip Morris
Social Drinker Most Dangerous Says Minnesota Auto Leader
MINNEAPOLIS UPI E Ray Cory president of the Minnesota American Automobile Association warns that the social drinker can be a greater menace behind the wheel than the habitual drunk. He notes the drunk is obvious and avoided while the party drinker with a few drinks loses judgment and overestimates driving skill.
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UPI
E. Ray Cory
Minnesota’ American Automobile Association
Cory
Attorney Asks Duncan Stay
Los Angeles report says attorney A L Wirin sought a stay of execution for Mrs Elizabeth Duncan and two alleged accomplices Tais Mays 22 and Augustine Baldonado 26 claiming denial of a fair trial. He filed the appeal to the U S Supreme Court tied to prejudicial statements by Ventura County DA Roy Gustafson. The trio, convicted in Ventura County last year of killing Olga Duncan, 39, are slated for June 13 execution at San Quentin.
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UPT
Elizabeth Duncan
A. L. Waring
Duncan
Tais Mays
Augustine Baldonado
U.S. Supreme Court
Ventura County
Roy Gustafson
Wirin
Ventura
Olga Duncan
San Quentin
Carrier Reaches Final Port In Scrapyard Run
Hong Kong based scrap yard receives Nehanta Bay first of five U S escort carriers headed to the salvage dock after a tow from Boston.
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