Atlanta Judge Orders Desegregation Plan For City Schools
U.S. District Judge Frank A Hooper orders the Atlanta Board of Education to submit a desegregation plan for the public schools. He allows time for the Georgia Legislature to act, warns that continued discrimination will not be tolerated, and outlines a gradual desegregation process with pupil placement screening. The ruling follows a 10 Negro parents lawsuit and sets a 10 day window for objections to a proposed decree.
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Georgia
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Washington
Richard Russell
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Atlantic School Board
U.S. Supreme Court
Peterson's Ointment ad promises quick relief for piles
An advertisement extols Peterson's Ointment for pile irritation with rapid cooling soothing relief and astringent action. It claims nationwide popularity and offers a 558 box or 85c applicator tube with money back guarantee.
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Peterson
TV Matinee and World Turne Listings
TV matinee at 1:15 and a 1:3 world turne segment followed by 2:00 appearance of Jimmy Dean on Channel 12. Today’s schedule reflects a 7 percent figure tied to the broadcast.
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Jimmy Dean
Revenue Measures Approved in North Carolina House
The House Appropriations Committee approved eleven bills totaling 229000 for state needs. Funds include 20000 for the Law Enforcement Officers Retirement Fund with 10000 to each widow of two highway patrolmen killed by Frank Edward Wetzel. Other measures set 21000 for Utilities Commission pay raises and retirement, 16000 for a sports economic study, 10000 for Hampton Museum restoration, 45000 for a swine diagnostic center in Lenoir County, 15000 for the Confederate Women's Home in Fayetteville, 81000 for National Guard retirement, 1000 for Moore's Creek Bridge, 5000 for the 250th New Bern anniversary, 15000 for Joe Windlands Biological Station grants, and 500 for potential Atlantic States Marine Fisheries costs.
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House Appropriations Committee
Frank Edward Wetzel
State Utilities Commission
Ie Hampton Museum
Lenoir County
Confederate Women's Home
Fayetteville
National Guard
Moore's Creek
New
Joe Windlands Biological Station
Atlantic States Marine Fisheries
South Triumphs In Six No Trump After Double Faults
South holds a near six no trump, overbids nearly, but seeds luck on a diamond lead and a heart attack. He finesses, cashes, and discovers West signals, enabling a late squeeze to squeeze East. The play hinges on timing and double-dummy accuracy to land the contract.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
South
North
Queen of Diamonds
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East
Presbyterian Moderator Nominated In North Carolina
J B Brewer of Rocky Mount is nominated to be moderator of the Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina, defeating two ministers in a convention vote and becoming the first layman nominated since 1956. The safeguard this year follows the convention where Rev Chester Alexander was elected moderator to succeed Rev Kelsey Regen. Regen noted a minister’s dismissal over a moderate stance on segregation, urging fellowship across divides.
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Chester Alexander
Burlington
Kelsey Regen
Durham
Alexander
Greenville
Regen
Early Delaware History Traced by Swedish Finnish Dutch Settlers
Delaware roots include Swedish Finnish and Dutch settlements with Henry Hudson exploring the region in 1609, marking early European contact and exploration along the coast.
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Delaware
Henry Hudson
George Reeves Death Shocks Hollywood in Tragic End
Hollywood mourns George Reeves known as Superman for a decade as friends recount his struggle to escape the iconic role. He was found dead with a gunshot wound in his bed after arguments and a night of late activity involving house guests and a wrestling themed venture. The famed actor had long sought other roles and financial stability from the TV series.
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Reeves
Superman
Marvel
Hopalong Cassidy
Lenore Lemmon
Rip van Ronkel
Carol van Ronkel
George
W. A. Peterson
Miss Lemmon
Robert Condon
Automobile dealer Don Allen dies at 57 in New York
Don Allen a wealthy GM dealer who ran dealerships in 13 cities died Tuesday in New York. Born in a dormitory at Rio Grande College Ohio where his parents worked he later attended the school. Last year he gave 200000 dollars to the college for a new administration building.
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New York
Don Allen
General Motors
Rio Grande College
Ohio
Allen
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