Alexandria Schools Ordered to Admit Nine Negroes
U S District Judge Albert V Bryan ordered nine Negroes admitted to white Alexandria schools next Tuesday. He upheld the board’s denial of five transfer requests and denied three race based entries to George Washington High School. Two pupils were denied due to academic deficiency. The nine are set for Francis Hammond High, Theodore Ficklin Grade, and Patrick Henry or William Ramsay schools. In Arlington County four seventh graders began Stratford Junior High under a separate order.
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Alexandria
U.S
Albert V. Bryan
Bryan
George
Aso
Francis Hammond High School
Theodore Ficklin
Patrick Henry
Wiliam Ramsay School
William Ramsay
Arlington County
Stratford Junior High
Eyes Offered to Billy Graham Across Faiths
In Honolulu AP report amazed by eye donation offers to evangelist Billy Graham, aged 65 from Kentucky and a Jewish businessman in New York City sent eyes for his left eye ailment. Graham, a 40 year old Protestant crusader, received thousands of letters from Catholics Muslims and many faiths. They came from
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Honolulu
Kentucky
New York City
Billy Graham
Snow Snow Dampens North Across The Nation
Snow and freezing rain spread across northern regions and most of the eastern half of the United States as colder air moved into the Midwest. The rain belt stretched from the central Gulf Coast northward through the Ohio Valley while snow and sleet affected the Virginias to northern New England, with lighter precipitation along the Southeast and along the north Pacific coast.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Gulf Coast
Ohio Valley
Virginias
New England
Great Lakes
Carolina
Florida
Plains
Rockies
North Pacific
New Twist Limits Parkview 3 Point Attempt
Springfield Parkview High School coach Werb Weston unveils a new three point strategy in Springfield Missouri. The AP report notes the plan aims to stretch defenses and boost scoring.
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Springfield
Werb Weston
Parkview High School
Executive Alcoholics Get This Advice
A fragmented note from last night's basketball game notes Rogers Arkansas. The readable fragment mentions a team or figure linked to an executive group offering advice amid a regional matchup. No clear scores or outcomes are provided.
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Rogers, Ark
Oilman Seeks Divorce From Hedy Lamarr
In Washington and Houston reports, oilman Howard Lee filed for divorce from actress Hedy Lamarr citing cruel treatment prior to separation. The case follows a tumultuous decade of marriage and involves other figures discussing business roles and personal struggles amid a high profile public dispute.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Houston
Howard Lee
Hoice
Tress Hedy Lamarr
Rogers
Robert J. Kalthoff
Scout Council Stages Meet in Santa Fe Trail Area
Scout Council met Tuesday night with 34 present. Delegates from Syracuse Coolidge Lakin Leoti Dighton and Garden City attended Leoti won the attendance trophy. Mitch Geisler Garden City and E W McNeil Syracuse chaired the session with a full commissioner staff directing committees led by Paul Parker Jim Fishback Bill Grundy Dick Henkle Russ Wells and Dick Bortz. Next session set for March 3.
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Santa Fe Trail
Boy Scout Council
Syracuse
Coolidge
Lakin
Leoti
Dighton
Garden City
Mitch Geisler
E.W. McNeil
George Purnell
Paul Parker
Jim Fishback
Health and Safety
Bill Grundy
Dick Henkle
Russ Wells
Dick Bortz
United States accuses Soviets of blocking Geneva talks
The United States accuses the Soviet Union of trying to wreck the Geneva nuclear conference and vows to press for agreement. Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin last week demanded a Soviet veto on international inspection of nuclear tests, casting doubt on whether negotiations can reach a successful conclusion.
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Washington
United States
Semyon K. ‘Tsarapkin
State Department
Dismissals List From Hospital Acknowledges Names
A fragmentary notice lists individuals including Elmer Thomeczek and Kelly Walde in Kendall and Chesterfield, with addresses such as 408 E Chestnut and 2016 6th, plus names like Mrs Warren Elliott and Mrs Eddie Barnes. Other entries mention Mrs Charles Nelson and Mrs Don Caldwell, ending with Ira C Bates at 210 S 7th.
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Elmer Thomeczek
Kendall
Kelly Walde
Chesterfield
Peter Vanderpool
Chestnut
Warren Elliott
Lakin
Eddie Barnes
Charles Nelson
Don Caldwell
Price
Leslie Koehn
Copeland
Dale Ball
Summit
Addie Reed Dighton
Melvi Leg Frusher
Friend
McElroy Sees U S Gain in Missile Gap Narrowing
Washington AP reports Secretary of Defense McElroy told the House Armed Services Committee there will be at most one or two effective ICBMs separating the U S and the Soviet Union by year’s end. He said the U S will have missiles ready on pads by December, and Soviet forces are expected to as well. He emphasized no practical difference due to potential misfires, and voiced confidence that U S strength across missiles, aircraft, bases, and carriers discourages war. Maj Gen Bernard Schriever also testified, confirming belief in strong retaliation and defense capacity.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Neill H. McElroy
McElroy
House Armed Services Committee
Soviet’ Union
Lawrence Miller
Imperial
Nick Spahier
Conard
Itv
Carl W. Grauberger
Deerfeld
U.S
Schriever
Kansas City Market Report and Livestock Prices
Local market prices list eggs and dairy items, followed by a Kansas City livestock report. Cattle, calves, hogs, and bulls are detailed with weight ranges and price bands, showing steady to weak trends for beef and steady activity for hogs. Slaughter calves and stock calves command 24 to 35 dollars per hundredweight, hog prices span 13 to 17 dollars, and bulls fetch 21 to 23 dollars.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club Meeting Noted
The Telegram reports the weekly Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club will meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Sears Roebuck, 601 N. Main, announced by chamber manager Robert Long. Garden City postmaster Lester Harp announced Jones.
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Sears, and Roebuck
N. Main
Robert Long
Five New Homes Top Construction Permits
A Peoria report notes five new houses topped the permits list as part of a broad building push. The events include obstetrician Eisenhower defined policy themes and a Garden City news snippet about Leopards Cubs at Glenn Oak Park Zoo. Local inspector records cover nine erections and a sign permit amid party unity efforts.
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Peoria
Rician
Garden City
Thei
Catherine May
Washington
Glenn Oak Park Zoo
Sassy
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EB. Hollingshead Bethel
Congress
W. S. Miller
Music Revolt Castros Elvis Leads Teen Pop Takeover
AP writer Bob Thomas reports teen-agers dominate popular music as Elvis Presley and a network of disc jockeys reshape tastes. Jockeys spread new rock and roll across radio and TV. teens drive chart trends while adults grudgingly follow. Al Jarvis cites Make Believe Ballroom as origin and argues DJs serve teen interests to raise ratings and reshape culture.
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Hollywood
Nicholas
Kramer
Mary Merrigan
Delia Ackley
Henrietta Temp
Patkin
Block
Boorte
Jones
Roscoe Blackford
Boyd
Richard Quint
Allen i
Philadelphia
Dick Clark
Los Angeles
Tomake
al. Jarvis
Christopher Columbus
Hisc
Jarvis
Uncertain steel strike outlook shown by officials
Washington officials say a looming steel strike this summer remains unclear with forecasts vague. Federal mediator Joseph Finnegan says it is too early to tell, as three-year contracts between United Steelworkers Union and steel producers run until June 20. In Emporia Kansas a Dorado Arkansas fugitive named Mitchell Price, about 23, was arrested after a telephoned tip at the Santa Fe depot. The sheriff will return him to El Dorado. tipster not identified.
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Washington
Joseph Finnegan
Federal Mediation and_ Conciliation Service
United Steelworkers Union
Emporia
Kan
Dorado
Ark
Bert Johnson
Mitchell Price
Santa Fe
Price
el Dorado
Lincoln May Get New Base for Missiles
Washington reports Rep. Phil Weaver Nebraska said Lincoln area is under consideration for a new base to launch Atlas Titan or Minuteman missiles. Air Force surveys are in progress to assess expanding facilities for ICBMs with locations chosen on geodetic relation to target areas.
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Lincoln
Neb
Atlas
Phil Weaver
R-Neb
Air Force
Weaver
Jacob Smart
Titan
Gen. Smart
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