Supreme Court Ends Segregation in Diner and Two Universities
The Supreme Court issued three unanimous rulings striking down racial segregation in railroad dining cars and ordering Texas and Oklahoma to admit Black students to all white law and graduate programs. Justice Vinson announced the decisions, which follow earlier rulings on segregated facilities. The rulings focus on specific university and dining car cases and do not generalize to all public education.
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University of Oklahoma
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Vinson
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Jssus
Oklahoma
Major League Baseball National League News Briefs
National League results list Brooklyn and Chicago line scores with pitchers Ros and Campanile, Minner, Yalselle, Williams, Beheffing. New York at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at St. Louis. city guns scheduled. American League schedule includes Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Eaton, Detroit at Washington. games to be played at night.
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Minner
Yalselle
Wlippstein
New York
Tittsburgh
Ulant
Philadelhia
St. Louis
Glebe
Cleveland
Chicago
Ueaton
Detroit
Washington
Navy Reserve selects Greeley as site for paid electronic unit
The Navy Reserve announced a new paid electronic unit training in Colorado at Greeley, seeking volunteers ages 18 to 35 with skills in radio radar and electronics. Local men may join as part of a national program to staff interim electronic warfare teams, with no prior paid service required.
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Greeley
United Lates Navy Reserve
Volnatteer Electronic Warfare Company
Horace Mum
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Nywelfth
Colorado
DB Pryaintes
Gree
Jey
Odenly
Radionan
Ona
Walrath
Ambiguous fragment notes college race and war era themes
Fragmentary text mentions college teams and a race with unclear names and dates. It references A and M and Colorado, a chem topic, a player named Avani, and a war genre note from NOAA era materials. Details are incomplete and require source clarification.
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Lnak Bale
Kote
Aye
Chroo
Jackson Cold
Hila Attornen
Avani
Woman Dies After Motorcycle Collision in Pueblo
In Pueblo Colorado on June 5 a Puelo woman died from injuries after a motorcycle collision with a car driven by Dr. N L Walther. The crash occurred at Park as her husband watched. She sustained severe injuries and was treated Thursday at Episcopal hospital. Authorities said the husband’s condition worsened.
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Pueblo
Colo
F—Mer
W. R. Ferrier
View Episcopal Hoxullus
N. L. Walther
Federal Government Wins Gulf Tidels Rights, Supreme Court Rules
The Supreme Court awarded the federal government top rights over tidelands off Texas and Louisiana coasts. Justices split in separate opinions, with Reed dissenting in the Texas case and Frankfurter writing for the Louisiana decision. The ruling follows a prior Gulf Coast oil dispute and contrasts with the California tidelands case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
Tuisiana
Voughes
Justies Reed
Justies Binton
Tuatice Frankfurter
Louisiana
Gulf Coast
Ft Dominion and Power
California
Douglas
Governent
Rent Control Hearing Tuesday on Rent Stabilization
City council schedules a Tuesday rent control hearing to decide if rental housing is prime for decontrol. Officials debate supply shortages and possible actions, with plans to present evidence and determine whether a stay on rent increases remains in effect.
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Hovstig
Connell
Parsons
Congress
Metzger Seeks Insurrection Label for Georgetown Slots
Attorney General John Metzger urged Governor Walter Johnson to declare Georgetown Colorado in a state of insurrection over licensed slot machines and call in the National Guard to stop operation. Johnson doubted the town could legalize the arcade, citing constitutional and charter issues, while District Attorney Hackethal vowed to halt the machines. Metzger warned the move could drag on five years, with militia powers matching 18 to 45 year olds.
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Debrer
John Metzger
Gay
Walter Johnson
Georgetown
Colo
National Guard
Golad
Bethie
Cotorailn
Johnson
Clement R.tarkathal
Tdsho Spcings
Hackethal
Metzger
E Guggesh
Ile
Mitzger
Reporters & Law
Wis
Wie
Genaral
Coorgetows
New Town Ordnance
Eagle County Population Falls in Census Count
Clyde Masinuder district census supervisor reports Eagle County population declined to 4,488 this year from the official 6,361 in 1940. The drop reflects an unofficial count and stands 335 below the prior figure.
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Grand Junction
Clyde Masinuder
Censis
Eagleountry
Flow Meter to Track Water Theft at Night
A city aims to use a flow meter to catch water theft between 9 pm and 5 am as residents water lawns at night. Nyal Adams, general superintendent, notes only one theft detected so far but urges vigilance. sprinkling is limited to 6 pm to 6 am per city ordinance.
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Nyal Adumi
General
Adans
Amanca
Adnan
Welterweight title bout weighed in at Munich Station
Promoters and officials heard both fighters pledging readiness as Sugar Ray Trobinson and Franco Hobart Villemain faced scale checks for a middleweight championship bout in Philadelphia. Robison tipped 155 pounds while Villemain registered around 156, with the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission stressing the bout's world-title stakes and strict weigh in requirements.
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Philadelphia
Sugar Ray Trobinson
Franco
Hobart Villemain
Fleht
Munichnal Staction
Robison
I. Canmianoa
John da Gross
Pennsylvania Athletic- Comentat
Ion
College High Honors Awarded to Four Students in 1960
All College High honors were awarded to Marjorie Ross Carol Touswaint Bull Anderson and Doug Sears at the 1960 awards ceremony held Friday. The event marked the first history of ties for both boys and girls awards with faculty selecting based on school loyalty citizenship scholastic achievement and willingness to serve the school.
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Marjorie Ross
Carol Touswaint
Bull Anderson
Doug Sears
Sam Gates
College High School
Stent
Tite
Willon Bush
Delores Beuzel
Lauretta Benzel
Shirley Hall
Yarpara Steinz
Harold Harren
Jerry Lehman
Joan Rosa
Ar¢ Melaner
Iu Anderson
Mayrene Wala
Witlera Baab
Mary Lovely
Mare Joria Ross
Ning Sprague
Delores Kissler
Tody Boubenailer
Dora Brunner
Mary Meek
Bill Wale
Robert Harber
Bill Roh
Dot G Bears
Melvin Flachon Toure Higher
American Histoyy
Dick George
Barbara Smith
Patty Tewksbury
Ted Helus
Sulie Wilwar
Jo Garner
Phylis Bright
Julia Tawssaint
Joe Wilkinson
Tom Mackey
der Nieea Honstein
Don Oshel
Taul Banks
Bob Larscb
Gilbert Oster
Doyle McCarthy
Kay Sheshy
Cherrill Rapp
Jor Robb
Milfred Coon
Florence Hoff
Delores’ Klasler
Jery Mossberg
Bill Clark
Gene Masaberg
TH Kules
Charles Olland
Eeglish
Barbara Kirgsles
Jo Peaubermier
Hlaine Slaprer
Thuby
Morey
Supreme Liata
Journaliam
Betty Oarterigt
Tua Heimbichner
Relly Carney
Garmin Mizell
Julian Toussaint
Vivian Swanson
Jost Darst
Carat Toussaint
Speach
Dramatics
Tatty Tewksbury
Bruce Lawrenson
Marcia Danley
President Signs Foreign Aid Bill
President Truman signed a $3,121,480,000 foreign aid bill at a White House ceremony, authorizing five programs of world wide aid. The package includes support for the Ryvojsin plan and a proposed development drive for backward areas, described as a major contribution to peace and global enterprise. A $48,000,000 tactical aid fund within the four program package drew special praise from the president.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
King G
Truman
Tha Monsara
White House
Tramean Aard
Pro-American Party Victory in Japan Councillors Election
Pro-American Party gains in Japan’s house elections. Liberal Liberal party led upper house with 46 seats, Social Democrats 30, Independents 16, Green Wind 9, Democrats 9, Farm Cooperation 2, Communist and Arm Labour 1 each. Government plans to outlaw communists sparked threats of retaliation and broad resistance amid a wary electorate.
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Tokyo
Shireru Yoshida
Lberal
Barly
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Social Democrats
Independents
Green Wine Party
Democrats
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Columunists
Ue Communist Party
Communiste
Green Wind Society
MacArthur
Senior Ceremonial at 7 15 P M Tuesday
The Senior Ceremonial parade for Colorado State graduates will begin at 7 15 p m Tuesday in the women’s dormitory circle in Front of Snyder Hall. Dr William Hoss, president, and Dr Grace Wilson, dean of women, lead the procession. Seniors escorted by the junior escort will carry lanterns as they march toward success. Lambda Theta honors outstanding capitomores and freshmen with announcements.
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Snyder Ball
Colorado State
Willaam Hoss
Pregient
Grace Wilson
Ti Lambda Theta
Edverttati
Colorado Big T Work Resumed Near Denver
Workers including Colorado Big Thompson project crews returned to heavy construction after a May 1 strike. About 4,809 men in Denver and 2,300 elsewhere, plus carpenters and other trades, began tremiring to take back jobs as talks with contractors continued. An immediate wage increase and back-to-work deal were sought, with a near-term agreement reported and detours caused by fuel shortages and transportation impacts in Denver.
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Irou
Uhalr Alxyuto
Otto
Wakery Nivika
Amd Ployara
National Officer Ruby Nafttigen Elected Vice President
Mrs Nafttigen was elected national vice president of the Northwestern division of the American Legion Auxiliary on the first ballot at the Glenwood Springs state convention. She won over Eva Jensen of Fort Lupton and Norya Berry of Grand Junction among three candidates.
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American Legior
Glenwood Springs
Cahuleates
Eva Jensen
Fort Lupton
Pee
Norya Berry
Grand Juncthan
Irs
Naffziger
Denver
Grostey aux.Mary
We Whieh
Ele Jn
Court Reverses Convictions in Knows Protests
Colorado Supreme Court reversed convictions of 13 demonstrators charged with disturbing the peace after a protest before Christmas 1948 in East Denver. Justices found no evidence of violent or improper conduct, upholding the right to demonstrate.
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Colomda Supreme
Haus Nelnhord
Communist Party Organi Or
Eta
Supreme Court
Mattes Mortimer Stew
Upper Won
Stone Alsyfield Chars
Phageia
Phoapinton
Frank Y. Mays
Willie M. Mor
Knaus
Dr Ross Delivers Baccalaureate at CSCE Sunday
President William Ross spoke at Colorado State College of Education Sunday in Gunter Hall, urging graduates and candidates for degrees to embrace educational responsibility in a global world. The ceremony featured scripture reading by W. P. Armenhout, prayers by A. D. Zimmerman, and musical pieces by the college choir and Little Symphony under Henry Trastmai Ginsburg.
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William
Ross
Waccalaureata
Gunter Hall
Fawlty
W. PD. Armenhout
A. D. Zimmerman
Wie Gradiate School
Mireetal
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Ius A Coulo Sale
Don Garlick
Clennes Gari
College Little Symphony
Henry Truatmai Ginsburg
Dale Tutterson
Tanaly
Wasrshwtt
Corinthians
Rising Gas Prices Probe Proposed by Two U.S. Senators
Wallington June 5. Senators Ferguson Michigan and Mahony Wyoming introduced a resolution for a Senate inquiry into the rising cost of gasoline. They cited repeated price increases and possible monopolisic practices, proposing a study by the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee led by McGarran.
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Wallington
Tern Sen
Dustry
Ferguson
R-Mich
Mahony
Michigan
Congress
Senate
McGarran
D-Nev
Six Passengers Die On Nationalist Fire Blockade Run
A blockade runner named Cheang Whi oft Anioy carrying six passengers was struck by nationalist fire in the Ife seas near Amoy. The attack, reported yesterday, left all six killed and several wounded as the vessel limped toward a Red port. The ship, taking shelter under territorial waters, was operated by a Hong Kong shipping firm and carried cargo including fertilizer. The crew battled damage as authorities investigated the assault and the vessel attempted to reach safety.
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Cheang
Ife
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Hy Shippng Company
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Hers Sal, ‘Po Chyatnge Eig 4 Te Ron Tern, Conatul Pslewion
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Hun Wong
Shinde
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