Diary Leads To Student Girls Gang Exposed In Kansas City
Police traced a high school girls gang at Northeast High from a diary note. Major Doral Denison reports 26 pupils implicated, with six questioned and two arrested. Older members allegedly lured younger girls to a party apartment for unnatural acts.
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Kansas City, Mo
Se City
Northeast High
Doral Denison
Police Juvenile Bureau
Denison
Northeast
Guie Waae Bers
Moderate Rights Bills Favored Amid Civil Rights Debate
The article notes a split over a broad civil rights push after President Eisenhower submitted a seven point program to Congress. Advocates call for attorney general court action to enforce school desegregation while critics warn of an invasion of states rights and political motive.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
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Rogers
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House
Race Relations Day Observance at Mothemet Church
The Mothemet Church invites the public to Race Relations Day at 11 a.m. with Dr. William R. Locke of High Point College as speaker. The church at 805 Fairview St will host the service and extend the invitation to faculty and students. A gospel program at the YMCA follows at 1:30 p.m. with a dinner served.
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William R. Locke
Department of Religion
High Poin College
Fairview St
the Gospel
YMCA
US Auto Stocks On July First Six Hundred Ninety Six Thousand
A snapshot shows about 696 855 foreign make cars in operation in the United States as of July 1 1958.
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United States
Airport Measure Faces Senate Vote Amid Funding Debates
Sen John Sparkman defends a measure aimed at boosting national financing for programs and housing. The bill proposes 1.65 billion dollars in new money authorizations and 150 million in direct government home loans, plus 10 billion in FHA insurance and 35 000 new public housing starts.
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John Sparkman
Ala
Eisenhower
Bee Authority
Vending Machine Break-ins Reported Across City
Police report a third break-in in two days with entry through an unlocked rear window. Detectives say no new developments after yesterday’s safe cracking at Sheloff Oil Co on Southern Avenue and the cash box robbery at Southland on W Washington. The stolen money box was found on the oil firm’s property this morning.
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Sheloft Oil Co
Southern Avenue
Southland Oe
W. Washington
Sheloff's
Mornthe Oil Firm
Worthless Check Cases Booked Against Man
Officers booked two worthless check charges for a total of 100.99 against a man. Bond set at 200 for a February 11 hearing. One check for 47.50 with Brentwood Gulf Service January Some 53.49 with E. W. Bundy January 16. Everett R. Moss, 47, of Broad Street, arrested on a driving count yesterday and posted 300 bond for a February 9 court hearing.
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Cane
Linwood C. Brown
Brentwood Gulf Service
Seadeee
E. W. Bundy
Everett R. Moss
Broad Street
Red Attack On U S Transport Record Triggers Cold War Debate
Senate leaders condemn the air incident as a dangerous sign of growing Soviet aggression and a weakened defense posture. They call for a stronger U S military stance and demand accountability for the lost transport plane and its crew amid focus on misdirected navigational beams and Soviet radio beacons.
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Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Group
Russell
State Department
Soviet Union
Mikoyan
Homer E. Capehart
Rand
Russia
Society of Nations
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Eisenhower
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
United States
Kremlin
Lincoln White
Batumi
Poti
Alexandria Plea Is Rejected In School Integration Case
US District Judge Albert V. Bryan denied the Alexandria School Board a delay to appeal its integration plan. Nine Negroes were set to be admitted to three public schools. The board sought a stay to pursue further appeals in higher courts.
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Alexandria
Albert V. Bryan
Simon E. Sobeloff
Tag Circuit Court of
Aoe
Arlington
Norfolk
J. Barton Phillips
Bryan
Target Under Attack: Tail Assembly Failing
Fragments describe an assault scene with the target burning and a pursuing group. The narrator vows to finish the target on the run as it continues to fall. Read as a tense battlefield report with repeated references to the target’s status.
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