Philadelphia Sees Uneasy Quiet After Siege of Violence
Philadelphia returns to uneasy calm after a weekend of violence and looting in the North Philadelphia Negro section. Police say the four-square-mile area is returning to normal with about 1,500 officers and a 24 hour curfew in effect and 225 stores looted and 360 arrests reported. Mayor Tate says the clear-the-streets order remains in force and estimates several million dollars in damage. Roy Wilkins calls for federal investigation of rioting in Philadelphia and other northern cities.
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Integration Leads Desegregation of Biloxi First Grade Start
Biloxi Mississippi begins public school integration with seven Negro six year olds joining white first graders at Goren flo Elementary and nine others entering three more white schools later. Federal court order directs desegregation. no trouble reported as guards and press observe routine term start. Civil rights sources anticipate three more Negro first graders to register in Carthage.
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Garden City weather myths and odd forecasts noted
Local musings recount moon change dates and a hoped wet September. Eli Allman predicts a possible wet spell around September 21 while a Missouri visitor praises Garden City forecasts. Farmers observe weather quirks and a hawk chase incident offset by a smaller hawk catching a prey.
Makarios Wins Support Pledge From UAR and Nasser
In Alexandria a joint communique said the United Arab Republic backs Makarios and Cyprus against Turkish pressure. Nasser pledged every possible aid if Cyprus faces invasion, aligning with Greece and the Soviet Union to back Cyprus's unity amid anti-American protests in Turkey.
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U.A.R
Local girl taken to hospital after classroom collapse of illness
In a school incident a pupil became ill in class and was taken to the hospital by health worker Mra Tee Fawcett summoned by teacher Alfred Overton. The girl died noon after arrival. Survivors include two younger sisters Sonya Rae and Jan Dareen. Separately a local man was injured in a Saturday motorcycle crash at 6th and Fulton, suffering a severe leg fracture and lacerations. Driver William D Snyder, 20 W Olive, remained at the scene. no charges filed. Both vehicles damaged. investigation ongoing.
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Mra
Tee Fawcett
Sean
Wye
Billy Moore
LakiniTwo
Sonya Rae
Jan Dareen
Fulton
William D. Snyder
Olive
Fire damages Garden City home injures resident
Gerald Giintes citian, Raymond Mesa, suffered second and third degree burns to both hands and facial burns when a kitchen stove fire spilled from a gasoline incident at 108 N. St. 4. Mesa, aided by his daughter Jacy, was admitted to St. Gaitherine Hospital. Firefighters arrived shortly after 10 a.m. estimating extensive damage to the entire frame house with heavy smoke and water damage.
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Chuck Shelton
Raymond Mesa
N. St
Mase
St. Cathrine Hospital
Asby
Gerald Giintes Citian
Mesa
St.Gaitherine Hospital
Garden’ City
St Mary’s class hours changed official opening Tuesday
St Mary’s Catholic School at 504 W St John changes hours with an 8 15 am start this Tuesday and early dismissal at 3 15 pm. Principal Sister Mary Catherine reports enrollment at 521 with five new instructors and nine returning teachers.
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Oklo
Sergeant York Loses Ground in Health Battle
Sergeant Alvin York, the World War I hero, showed worsening health as medical reports listed his condition as critical to grave. The 76-year-old recipient of the Medal of Honor was hospitalized after being brought from Pall Mall, Tennessee, with an acute urinary infection. his wife and children were at his bedside.
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Mixed reactions on Humphrey as Democratic running mate
At Atlantic City the Humphrey selection draws praise from Gov. Carl Sanders who calls it an asset, while GOP chair Dean Burch argues it unites Republicans. Sam Ervin Jr. flags a possible liability of Humphrey's liberal stance in the South but predicts strong Southern electoral support for Johnson-Humphrey. Johnson remains at the Texas ranch after the convention as Goldwater and Miller issue campaign cautions and Keating-Kennedy race shifts unfold in New York.
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Americans For Democratic Action
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Topeka Floods Strain City On First Day Of School
AP reports a torrential downpour drenched Topeka with 3.15 inches in three hours and locals saw up to five inches in spots. Police logged traffic mishaps as streets flooded and beyond, a weekend storm included downed trees and a disputed tornado warning near Centropolis. The Weather Bureau noted a line of heavy thunderstorms from Chanute to Kansas City moving east.
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School Bells To Ring Tuesday At Garden City
School bells will ring here tomorrow for the elementary, junior, and senior high schools with a 9 a.m. start and a half day ending at noon. Buses run tomorrow morning and return students by noon. Garden City High School opens with 9 a.m. assembly then shortened classes. Junior high also plans a shortened schedule. Garden City Junior College starts Thursday with placement tests today. sophomores enroll tomorrow and freshmen Wednesday. An all-student convocation is Thursday at 8 a.m. in Garfield Auditorium. Joe Tennesgen, former Jaco student, will speak at the first college evening glasses next week. Evening classes begin next week. business law Tuesday nights, building construction and materials and contemporary world history Wednesday nights. All new students meet at 8 a.m. tomorrow in Room 307 for orientation.
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Garden Sass Gas Garden saya school bells tor sorrow
A fragmented line hints at a feature about school bells and sorrow, likely a local column note or caption. The readable bits reference mothers and music as emotional signals tied to a school setting.
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Warsaw marks 25th anniversary of 1939 invasion rallies
Poland plans antiwar demonstrations to honor the 25th anniversary of Hitler’s 1939 invasion. The Evening Express accuses England and France of failing to meet obligations to Poland by not launching a rapid assault on Hitler’s armies.
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Student Leader Threatens New Demonstrations
SAIGON Viet Nam AP A student leader warned of further mass demonstrations if a ruling triumvirate names men to the National Assembly who are unacceptable to students The leaders said the triumvirate is unstable but will back the government for two months after which attitude may change The government warned it will use force against more violence and continues a roundup of 449 people including some Communists The capital calm returned after violent clashes as a Catholic funeral cortege of 50 000 passed Buddhist areas without incident
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Deadline Near In Zebra Name Contest In Garden City
Rotary Club sponsors a Zebra name contest for Lee Richardson Zoo’s newest baby zebra born last month. Entries must be postmarked by Tuesday midnight, with a $25 prize funded by Rotarians. Entries to Zebra Contest Garden City Telegram Garden City Kansas.
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Garden City Telegram
Garden City
Kan
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