Resegragation: New Word In Racial Vocabulary
White residents move to suburbs while Negro families shift into city neighborhoods. The pattern of population moves has prompted resegregation in Washington D C St Louis Nashville Miami and other cities with overcrowded schools and mixed staffing.
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Washington
D.C
St. Louis
J. Kenneth Morland
Lynchburg
Virginia
Maryland
Nashville
Morland
Irenc
U.S
Reed Sarratt
Southern Education Report
Wing Service
Robert
Saunders of
Tampa
Taly
National Association
Orchard Villa School
Miami
Charlotte
N.C
Ozark
Ark
Saunders
NAACP
Frick cites successful integration in baseball and sports
Ford Frick told the Senate Commerce Committee that racial integration has worked well in baseball, with no incidents in major and minor leagues and in stands and facilities. He noted training camps faced some local resistance but now conflicts are rare as Meany urged swift civil rights action and easier integration of public accommodations.
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Washington (Ap
Ford Frick
Senate Commerce Committee Today
Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Capitol
House Civil Rights Subcommittee
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Senate Commerce Committee
Frick
Pipo Diaz
Pinar del Rio Province
Pipo
Congress Move Averts Nationwide Rail Strike
New signals indicate only Congress can avert a nationwide rail strike as a draft plan is completed and reviewed by carrier and union representatives for comment before final submission to the White House Friday.
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Congress
White House
Goldwater Plans Senate Run If Not Nominated
Sen. Barry Goldwater intends to file for re election to the Arizona Senate next year with a June 10 filing date in sight. He would face a July 10 deadline if he seeks the Senate only and may decide on running for two offices if he wins the Republican presidential nomination in 1964.
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Washington
Barry M. Goldwater
Senate
Arizona
Arizonan
Goldwater
San Francisco
Robert Pickrell
Phoenix
Pickrell
Jim Young
Governor orders troopers but keeps guard on alert in Charleston violence
Gov Donald Russell sent state troopers to Charleston and put the National Guard on alert amid the ongoing anti segregation protests. Six Charleston police officers and a fireman were lightly injured in the latest violence. Russell said law and order would be maintained and did not disclose trooper details or which guard units were alerted.
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Columbia
S.C
Donald Russell
Charleston
National Guard
South Carolina
Russell
Peasants Turn Against Castro In Cuban Life Struggles
In Cuba readers meet a peasant class growing disenchanted with the Castro regime as land reform falters and shortages bite. A 68 year old retiree recalls Batista while a Matanzas squatter laments hunger, lack of cattle, boots, and basic goods, noting state controls and rationing affect daily life.
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George Arfeld
Associated Press
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Fidel
Fulgencio
Batista
Matanzas
Havana
Oriente
Indirect Viewing Urged for Solar Eclipse Safety
Astronomers warn against looking directly at the sun without proper filters. Indirect viewing methods show the eclipse safely with sun images projected onto paper or ground. The total phase spans a narrow path across Alaska, Canada and Maine, with maximum daylight effects varying by city and time.
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New York
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Australia
Alaska
Canada
Maine
Boston
San Francisco
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Denver
Miami
Seattle
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Progress in drafting provisions for nuclear test ban treaty
In Moscow the Soviet Union Britain and the United States said they had made progress drafting provisions for a treaty banning atmospheric outer space and underwater tests. East German Foreign Minister Lazar Boltz led a Communist delegation to discuss foreign policy questions. Gromyko met the East Germans before talks with the U S and Britain.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
East Germany
Lazar Boltz
Tass
Khrushchev
Gromyko
U.S
Overhaul Of Stock Mart Urged By SEC Report
The SEC proposes a drastic overhaul of major exchanges in a two year investigation report sent to Congress. It urges abolition of floor trading on the New York and American Stock Exchanges within 18 months and calls for tighter policing rules to curb self dealing and ensure market stability.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Congress
SEC
William L. Cary
Cary
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
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