Higgins Named Red Sox Manager for Two Years
Frank Pinky Higgins was hired to manage the Boston Red Sox for the next two seasons, replacing Lou Boudreau who led the club the previous three. Higgins, a former star third baseman, led the Louisville Colonels to the Triple A World Series title this season by defeating Syracuse in seven games. Gen. Mgr. Joe Cronin announced the change to baseball writers. Also noted: about 40 million U.S. children aged 5 to 17 are not enrolled in school.
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Stevenson Nixon Clash Over Partisan Cold War Remarks
Stevenson and Nixon clashed over postwar international cooperation and partisan politics. Stevenson argued Congress works better under Democratic leadership while Eisenhower described a cold war of partisan politics, prompting a telegram from Johnson and Rayburn defending Democratic cooperation. Wayne Morse called the remark a slip of the tongue.
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Radio Program Network Schedules Note
Broadcasts follow eastern standard time with adjustments for central and mountain zones. Local stations may shift relay times to fit schedules and last minute changes are not included.
Evening News Radio Schedule and Evening Programs
Radio listings show a Tennessee focus with sports, news, and commentary segments. Programs include News & Commentaries, Talk segments, and music hall features with names like Mrs. and Mr. America, Crogsroade, and Gildersleeve.
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Kansas moves to integrate schools without fanfare
Kansas cities report varying progress as schools desegregate. Atchison hires a Negro teacher for mixed classes, Lawrence adds elementary PE instruction by a Black teacher, Parsons nears full integration, and Wichita allows students to attend schools by choice. Kansas City Kansas maintains some segregated high schools while Coffeyville and Fort Scott delay until Supreme Court rulings. Topeka says no desegregation order needed.
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Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Eight Die Violently In State
Eight people died in North Carolina over the weekend in a series of accidents and incidents. Lloyd Mayfield, 40, died of stab wounds in Burke County. Clarence Rutherford, 24, held on an open charge. Henry Eagle, 14, killed by a shotgun discharge at home in Salisbury. John Lawrence, 15, died when a car overturned near Forest City. Fred Bell, about 40, fatally injured when a tractor collapsed on him near Lenoir. Two men killed when their car overturned near Mount Airy. Gilmer Simmons, 17, and Virgil Thomas, 24, both of Mount Airy, died in the crash. In Greensboro, Paul Sherwood, 52, and Bennie Cheek, 47, were killed on a railroad track near downtown.
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Virgil Mallory Thomas
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Bennin F. Cheek
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Reensboro
Italian grocer wins largest soccer pool prize
In Turin a local grocer Nicola Sacciani won the largest pool payout in Italy's weekly soccer pool history, amounting to $393,000 tax free. He paid eight cents for his ticket and correctly picked all three results yesterday.
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Thomasville Rationing Traces Water Crisis Actions
Thomasville officials announce a plan to ration water and build a temporary east side filtration and reservoir system. Army engineers and Civil Defense supply limits constrain pipe access while industrial users pledge reductions. authorities seek lake sources at Mendenhall and Wheatmore to sustain supply.
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Stock market slips after higher opening on light volume
New York stocks edged lower after a modestly firmer start as gains and losses narrowed to about a point by midafternoon. Trading volume reached around two million shares with several big names like General Motors and Royal Dutch Petroleum among leaders in the day’s list.
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Bowles Refuses To Turn Over Records
Bowles, a 34 year old Marine veteran, faces charges of conspiring to violate education law by leading a Milford high school boycott after 11 Negroes were admitted. He posted $6,000 bond for a Dover hearing on November 3. Photographers at a NAAWP meeting were harassed. Bowles was ordered arrested by Gov Boggs amid Delaware’s school integration conflict.
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Jackson Memorial Rites Slated at Nuernberg After War
Jackson Memorial rites are planned at Nuernberg following World War II. The deceased drove from his McLean Virginia home to Washington on Saturday, collapsed while near his secretary Elsie Douglas's home, and died after his physician Hill Carter arrived. The body will lie in state at a funeral home until noon tomorrow with services led by Episcopal archdeacon W H. Lucas of Maryland.
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Teen Riders Hijack Bus In Philadelphia Incident
Two teen riders asked about departure time and after driver Frank Gallagher left for the washroom the youths vanished. Fifteen minutes later the bus was found three miles away with the motor running at its regular route corner.
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