White Students Escorted To Frantz School In Baton Rouge
Federal marshals escorted white pupils and one Negro girl to William Frantz school amid threats linked to the white boycott. Eight white students attended in 45 degree weather while no demonstrators gathered. SOS leaders blamed harassment for reduced white attendance and urged continued school openings, with funding issues and legislative blocks shaping operations at Frantz and McDonogh No. 19. The Supreme Court was urged to act swiftly to affirm the district court order, or risk hindering the school board’s ability to run schools.
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New Orleans
Federal Marshesa
William Frantz
Marshall Edward J. Petitbon
Frantz
Mary Sand
Save Our Schools
SOS
Sand
MacDonogh No. 19
McDonogh No. 19
McDonogh School
Frantz and
McDonagh
James F. Redmond
Baton Rouge
Risley Tribe
Jimmie A. Davis
U.s.supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Washington
J. Lee Rankin
Rankin
Local Hospital Admissions and Birth Report
Garden City hospitals list admissions at St Catherine including Bert Flynn Carl Maune Mrs Duane West and others. Dismissals noted for several patients, plus births to Mr and Mrs Duane West at 12 37 a m weighing eight pounds.
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Bert Flynn
Carl Maune
Kendall
Duane West
E. Fair
Earl Sullivan
Peter Brack
Arlen Ross
Holcomb
Lao Eck, Jr
Garold Yardley
South Ster
Henry Whitman
Leopold
Daisy Vance
Sth
St, 'Catherine
Edward Gray
Magnolix
Ivan Gergen
St. Toni, Holley
Evans
Olmstead
Deaths of Mildred Miller and Samuel Snaverly
Mrs Mildred Miller 51 of Plymell died Thursday at Kansas University Medical Center after a short illness. She was born in 1909 in Tonganoxie married Joe in 1962 and is survived by her husband son Henry four brothers three sisters and a daughter who died in 1956. Philips Funeral Home is in charge. Samuel David Snaverly 81 died at Sublette Community Hospital after about five years illness. Born August 3 1879 in Colfax Indiana he moved to Haskell County in 1887 and married Ruth Linderman in 1914. Survivors include four daughters two sisters and nine grandchildren. Philips Funeral Home is in charge.
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Plymell
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Lena Harbaugh
St. Louis
Dollie Miller
Sublette
Georgena Hiller
Kan
Catherina
Philips Funeral Home
Samuel David Snaverly
Mr. Snaverly
Colfax
Ind
Haskell County
Ruth Linderman
Whati
Santa Fe
Snaverly
Maskell County
Christian Church
Kips Nita Draper
Salt Lake City
Utah
Louise Grabast
Littleton, Colo
Marie Kells
Satanta
Ruby Rutledge
Cora Priest
Montezuma
Raliegh Wright
Sen. Philips Funeral Home
Topeka man dyes lawn into holiday card
Elbert Anderson creates a giant Christmas card on his zoysia lawn in Topeka. He dyed most of the grass green for the message Merry Christmas, Happy New Year using cardboard stencils to form bold green lettering on a brown bordered rectangle.
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Topeka
Kan
Elbert
Anderson
Congressmen Elect Busy in Washington
Two Kansas Republicans prepare for Congress with Dole and McVey meeting aides and choosing offices in Washington. Dole resigns county attorney post Jan 1 and will take oath when Congress convenes. McVey seeks Elk City reservoir funding and a route for the inter state highway system. Both focus on veterans benefits and other local interests.
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Kangus
Robert A. Dole Russell
Walter X. McVey
Independence
Dole
Russell
House
Don Ross
McVey
Elk City
Kansas
Bureau of Public Roads
Ottawa
Kas
Rep
Wint Smith
R.lias
Willich Katz
Smith
Enter
William Halsey
Sepeniente
Merchant
E Drevings
Avery
Robert F. Elsworth
Lawrence
Garner £. Shriver
Wichita
Kennedy Takes Wife, Son From Georgetown Hospital
President elect John F Kennedy left Georgetown University Hospital with Jacqueline Kennedy and infant John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr. to Palm Beach Florida. Mrs Kennedy smiled, wore a red beret, and waved to reporters as the family departed for a holiday stay at the Kennedy beach home. The baby’s baptism earlier in the hospital chapel featured sponsors Mrs Charles Bartlett and Prince Stanislas Radziwill via proxy.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Georgetown University Hospital
John Fitzgerald Jr
Palm Beach
Fla
Bay Kennedy
Hos
Miss Hennessy
Kennedy
Martin J. Casey
John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr
Charles L. Bartlett
Prince Stanislas Radziwill
London
Bartlett
Chattanooga, Tenn
Times
Kennedys
National Council of Churches Names First Layman President
The National Council of Churches announces J Irwin Miller of Columbia Indiana as the first layman president. The 49 million member body calls on New Orleans and Louisiana to align policies with Christ like conscience and law. The message urges unity across denominations and joint ministries.
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San Francisco
United States
National Council of Churches
Council
General Assembly
New Orleans
Louisiana
Irwin Miller
Columbia
Ind
Dog Attack on Leg Ends in Panic in Chalindrey
Fragmentary AP report from Chalindrey France describes a dog attack that injures a man named Ruiz, causing a loud, terrifying reaction as the canine lunges at his leg. Details are garbled but indicate a leg injury and commotion.
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Chalindrey
France
Carlos
Ruiz
Jury and Star in token verdict in Kansas City suit
A federal jury awarded $4 to Craig Siegfried in a monopolistic practices action against the Kansas City Star, with the Star to pay court costs and attorneys fees. The verdict, after seven trial days, rests on a 1955 federal monopoly conviction, and Siegfried acknowledged substantial gains from past publications. The judge cautioned on damages proof, noting the void in certain evidence but called the verdict a fine pattern for the case.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Star
Craig Siegfried
Independence
Siegfried
the Star
The
KIMQ
Albert A. Ridge
Ridge
Death Rate May Hit Record Low
CHICAGO (RP) The National Safety Council says the nations accident death rate may reach a record low this year. Through the first nine months the rate is 51.1 per 100 000, below the 1959 record of 52.4.Fatal accidents total 68 500, up one percent from a year earlier while population rose two percent.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Sheep and Wool Growers to Meet in Goodland
The Kansas State Sheep and Wool Growers Auxiliary plans a January 4 meeting in Goodland to ratify its constitution. Formed last month in Goodland, the group will continue upon acceptance by the national body in Denver January 22 to 28. Officers include Mrs. James L. Moore president, Mrs. M. E. Coons vice president, and Mrs. Dale E. Stephens secretary-treasurer. Activities feature the Make It Yourself With Wool contest and a Miss Wool of America contest.
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Goodland
Kansas State Sheep and Wool Growers Auxiliary
Denver
James L. Moore
Rt. 1
M. E. Coons
Ruleton
Dale E. Stephens
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
AP reports Kansas City cattle numbers unclear with calves unlisted. Hogs 2,000 head with barrows and gilts 190-240 lb steady to 10 higher and 250-200 lb steady to 15 lower. Sows steady to 25 lower. Prices quoted: 190-240 lb barrows and gilts 17.10 to 17.50. 200-240 lb 17.00-17.65. 190-230 lb 17.75. 245-257 lb 16.50-17.10. 300 lb and lighter 16.00-16.25. under 300 lb to 15.00. 400 lb and over 12.75-13.50.
Arsenic Candy Mail Reported In Great Bend Case
Tim Hartman in Great Bend received an anonymous warning and a package of homemade candy on Nov 8. The candy allegedly contained enough arsenic to kill a person, with a letter asserting the sender is male. Police and postal authorities investigate. the package was sent from Boise to Hartman.
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Great Bend
Kan
Tim Hartman
Po- Nce
Hartman
Boise
Idaho
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Duane Moore
KBI
IBM
Philip Antony Receive Barbs In Public Critique
London AP report quotes Daily Mirror columnist Cassandra calling Prince Philip openly arrogant and mocking his brother-in-law Antony Armstrong-Jones for taking life too easy since marrying Princess Margaret. The piece notes Cassandra praises Philip's talents while slamming his arrogance and weighs the royal duties as a heavy burden on the family.
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Prince Philip
Antony Armstrong
Jones
Princess Margaret
Britain
William Neil Conner
Daily Mirror
Cassandra
Elizabeth
Drury Lane
Margaret
Mirror
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