Supreme Court orders Prince Edward County schools to desegregate by September
The Supreme Court ruled that Prince Edward County Virginia must reopen public schools on a desegregated basis by next September. Justice Black led the decision with Justices Clark and Harlan concurring on the broader federal power to enforce integration. The case dates to 1951 and links to the 1954 Brown v. Board era.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward
Hugo L. Black
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
Black
Federal District Court
Virginia
Cub Scout Training Session Slated At St Johns Church
The third basic training session for Cub Scout leaders and den mothers will be tomorrow at 7 28 p m at St Johns Episcopal Church. Buck Hill will supervise the discussion of den and pack meeting parts. No injuries were reported after a two vehicle crash Sunday at 4 11 p m at the intersection of 13th Ave and 14th St SE involving a 1963 Ford driven by Willard E Kenum and a 1961 Mercury wagon driven by James Goodson.
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St. John’s, Episcopal Church
Buck Hill
Ford
Willard E. Kenum
Moulton
James Goodson
Sheraton St
13Th Ave
14Th St
Is Christ the Answer to Everything in Life
The text argues that life holds unsolved problems and that trust in God provides security. It cites Psalm 119 and Jesus, asserting that God guides one step at a time and that believers need not have all answers in advance. Trust in Christ offers peace and direction alongside imperfect understanding.
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J.G
Nswer
David
God
Jesus
Trufh Near
Seven Die in Samoan Church Fire at All Hallows
A deadly fire at All Hallows Catholic Church in San Francisco struck during a Samoan fire dance. Seven people died, 75 injured, and 12 remained in critical condition as panic and crowd surges hampered escape. Fire officials blamed the panic for worsening casualties.
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All Hallow’s
Catholic Church
San Francisco
All Hallows Catholic Church
David Quiane
We Buy Sell Trade Furniture Ad for Kel Pa
Classified note offers new and used furniture buying selling and trading services with contact 353 4403 and reference to Ex ichange Furniture Co. under Kel Pa.
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Exichange Furniture Co
Neutralists Surrounded In Laos Fight
In Laos, about 1,500 neutralist troops and 23 tanks were driven from Muong Kheung after a 12 hour battle by a larger Communist force. Muong Kheung fell and the retreat toward Muong Soui was cut off by 2,500 Red troops, including Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese units.
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Antoine Yared
Vientiane
Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Defense Ministry
Muong Kheung
Muong Soui
Pathet Lao
Ban
Civil rights actions and political forecasts across states
An NAACP attorney seeks federal admission for seven Negroes to LSU. In Alabama, State Sen. Tyson predicts reelection incumbents won’t form a political brotherhood. Dirksen says leadership amendments to aid civil rights bill may be introduced Tuesday.
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Gadsden
Ala
John M. Tyson
Mobile
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Red China rejects U.N. border patrol plan for Indochina
Beijing denounces U.S. proposals to guard the South Vietnam Cambodia frontier with United Nations patrols as an attempt to broaden American aggression in Indochina. The editorial rejects UN involvement and reiterates China’s demand for U.S. troops to leave South Vietnam and Indochina.
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John Roderick Tokyo
China
U.S
Viet Nam-Cambodia
United Nations
Indochina
Viet Nam
Peking
Peking People's Daily
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
Stevenson
Security Council
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
U.N
Khrushchev leaves Egypt after pledging $277 million loan
Soviet Premier Khrushchev wraps up a 17 day visit to Cairo with a promised 277 million loan for Nasser second five year plan. The pair issue a joint communique backing peaceful coexistence and aligning Egypt with the Soviet bloc in Africa.
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Cairo
Khrushchev
Egypt
Presi
Dent Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Kremlin
Farouk
Kabbah
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Baptists End Historic Atlantic City Jubilee
North American Baptists concluded an unprecedented conclave in Atlantic City with a global message outlining beliefs. Evangelist Billy Graham urged a religious revival and equal rights for all Americans, stressing salvation religious liberty and Christian love.
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Atlantic City
N.J
North America
Billy Graham
Graham
Presbyterian Assembly weighs shared public school time
The United Presbyterian Church will consider allowing shared-time education to blend private parochial schooling with public schools. Aimed at building broad support for federal aid, the proposal seeks to let students in private or parochial schools receive part of their education in public facilities.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Congress
Church
Ram
Mien Ciel Glimpse and Market News Summary
New York stocks show selective strength with moderate trading while bonds mix and rails gain. Chicago wheat leads grain with strong demand and soybeans ease amid selling. Hog futures steady to down 26 cents. meat prices and livestock trade noted. In soccer Peru adds a lawful goal dispute amid late drama as fans protest. Quickies by Ken Reynolds.
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New York
Chicago
Argentina
Peru
Tragic Riot at Lima Stadium Kills Hundreds
A stampede erupts as police fire tear gas at rioting fans after a protest by a spectator during an Argentina v Peru soccer match. Authorities reported rising death tolls with figures from 260 to 316 and many injuries as the crowd rushed for exits.
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Thomas J. Stone
Lima
Peru
la Prensa
Expresso
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