Charleston Integrates Schools With Five Negro Enrollments
In Charleston South Carolina five Negro students enrolled in previously all white schools marking the first school integration at the high and elementary levels. Clarence Alexander Jacqueline Ford Gale Ford Oveta Glover attended Charleston High Rivers High and James Simons Elementary amid orderly scenes with minimal disruption.
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AL Lanier
Charleston
D.C
South Carolin
Rivers and Charleston
James Simons Elmentary
South Carolina
Clarence Alexandar
Clarence, Ford
James Simons
Rivers High
Ford
Gale Ford
Barbara Ford
Simons
Oveta Glover
Memminger
Charleston High
Turncoat Belhomme Leaves Red China For Hong Kong
AP report from Hong Kong says Albert Belhomme a U S Army sergeant turned against communism left China with his Chinese wife Hsio Ying and their three young sons. He plans to move to Antwerp Belgium after saying he was burned politically and seeks a better future for his family.
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Albert Belhomme
Red China
Baby
Hong Kong
China
Ashland
Hsio Ying
Belhomme
Belgium
Antwerp
Lowell Skinner
Akran
Ohio
United States
Belhammee
Landis Sentenced to 30 Days in Jail on Tax Charges
James M. Landis former dean of Harvard Law School was sentenced to 30 days in prison for five count information accusing failure to file timely income tax returns for 1956 through 1980. Judge Sylvester J. Ryan ordered immediate confinement. Landis 63 now a New York resident had gross income of 360 027.93 in the covered years.
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New York
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Sylvester J. Ryan
Landis
U.S
Robert M. Morgentau
Landisseed
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Burlington Industries Inc
Vinton
Vinton Weaving Co
NLRB
William C. Warfh
Vinton Weaving
Ren
Columbia School
Smathers Doubts Tax Action Amid Kennedy Tax Plan
Senate discussions on a broad income tax cut face delay from civil rights battles. Smathers warns a $20 billion rise in revenue by 1967 could slow the economy, while Byrd and Long back the plan. House passage and Senate hearings hinge on political timing and testimony volume as December measures loom.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Sen J
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Treasury
Smathers
House
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Russell B. Long
D-La
Finance Committee
Byrd
Ways and Means
John J. Williams
Delaware
Williams
Houses
Trapped Mine Survivors Rescued From Shaft Bedroom Scene
A photo released by the Pennsylvania Department of Mines shows the Shoppton coal mine shaft where miners David Feilin and Henry Throne used the shaft as their bedroom after being trapped for nearly 14 days by a cavern. The image captures a belt, sleeping bag, coveralls, and a thermos near timber as a 35mm shot with a Speedlight lowered 300 feet into the mine.
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Pennsylvania Department of Mines
Shoppton
David Feilin
Henry Throne
Man to be lowered to search for Bova in Hazleton
AP reports a man will descend a shaft to search for Louis Bova in the same cavern where miners David Fellin and Heary Throne waited 14 days. State Mine Secretary Charmbury said a television image suggested a body. the identity would stay secret for now. Fellin remains confused in hospital.
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Hazleton
David Fellin
Heary Throne
Louis Bova
H. B. Charmbury
Charmbury
Fellin
Hazleton State Hospital
Ira Mills
Mills
Fallin
Iit
Throne
Fellin-Tiornue
Five miners survive as mine tragedy ends in deaths
At MOAB Utah five miners were rescued alive and in good condition after a blast left 12 dead. Rescue teams recovered ten bodies and saved five more from a deep tunnel where barricades helped them survive. Investigations were set to begin by state and federal authorities.
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Moab
Utah
Sever
June Craveford
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Grant Eslick
Crawford
Jother
Gather Around Home Of Negroes In Delcroft Neighborhood
A crowd of about 200 gathered around a white neighborhood in Delcroft Borough awaiting a Black family's arrival after they purchased a home. Horace and Sara Baker faced repeated entry attempts and threats as about 50 state troopers patrolled 1.2% homes amid 1,000 demonstrators. A fire bomb caused minor damage. vandals smashed windows and ripped plumbing.
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Polcroft
Singleton Sheaffer
Pennsylvania
Horace
Sara Baker
Sheaffer
Delmar Village
Falcroft
Philadelphia
Delaware County
Defiant Students Return After Cuba Visit
About fifty American students including a University of Peau Aen graduate defied a U.S. travel ban to Cuba. Ten were held after returning by plane from Madrid and faced Sept 12 appearances before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Some staged Idlewild protests. others quietly entered buildings as passports were suspended. A spokesman said some accepted State Department letters. five rejected valid passports. Students defend their constitutional rights and view the trip as a learning experience despite U.S. travel limits.
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New York
Amer York
Columbia Univer Can
Cuba
Madrid
House Committee On UN
U.S
Idlewild
Toms
Jesus
Laub
Ing
Larry Phelps
Miami
Hal
Cry
Lee Levi Laub
Newis
North Carolina
O& A
Phelps
Washingston
Philip Luce
New York City
United States
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Thomas Trueman
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