Agreement Reached in School Desegregation Dispute
In Lillington North Carolina an agreement ended a week of protests by Indian families seeking entry to Dunn High School. Five Indians charged with contempt were found not guilty and the restraining order was amended to curb interference with a school bus serving the Eastern Carolina Indian School.
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Lillington
N.C
Dunn
Harnett County
Board of Education
Burgwyn
Carolina
Sampson County
Sampson School
Orbit Sought For Strange Object In Skies
Bedford Massachusetts AP reports the National Space Surveillance Center is seeking an orbit for a mysterious reddish object seen moving east to west. Grumman photographed it last Thursday night but no further sightings have been confirmed. The object’s uncertain elevation and rapid motion steer experts away from sky junk theories.
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Bedford
Mass
National Space Surveillance Control Center
Air Force Command and Control Development Division
Grumman Aviation Engineering Corp
Bethpage
N. Y
Khrushchev May Announce New Soviet Science Feat at U N
Top officials suspect Khrushchev planned his United Nations visit to unveil a dramatic Soviet scientific achievement possibly a space milestone. They weigh motives from a propaganda push to a private emollient gesture as the U N Assembly opens.
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Khrushchev
Washington
United Nations
Eisenhower
Moscow
Ussr
U.N
Ainda
PTT
Khrush- Eisenhower
U. N
Pickets Protesting Foley’s Lunch Counter Integration
In Houston Texas Thursday night 17 protesters marched around Foley’s department store carrying 25 signs including Foley on FOLEYS and This Store Unfair to White Folks. Police cruised in with carloads of officers to keep the peace.
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Houston
Tex
Foley's
Foley
Foleys
Dixie
Bill Scotton
Kennedy Warns Red Against Pressure From Khrushchev
Sen. John F. Kennedy rejects Soviet pressure amid Khrushchev's UN visit plan. He argues election dynamics in the United States limit outside interference and notes campaign fundraising breakfast with 200 businessmen in Massachusetts New Hampshire and Maine. Kennedy hints at a tight race and may return before November.
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Boston
W AP
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Kennedy
Khrushchev
U.N
United States
New England
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Congress Adjourns Session After Post Convention Fight
The 86th Congress adjourned after a brief post convention session that failed to resolve key issues. The House ended at 6 52 p m and the Senate at 11 51 p m amid battles over a watchdog fund, sugar quotas, and other measures. Kennedy and Nixon faced off as rivals in the chamber. Halleck called the session futile while Democrats claimed some legislation passed.
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Joe Hall Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Dominican Republic
United States
Senate House
John F. Kennedy
Richard M
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Congress
Khrushchev to Lead Soviet Bloc Delegation at U.N. Assembly
Khrushchev to appear at the United Nations General Assembly on September 20 with top Soviet bloc chiefs. Speculation circled around other leaders attending, including Eisenhower, Macmillan, and de Gaulle as well as Castro. Some doubt a full summit would occur amid disarmament debates.
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United Nations
N.Y
Nikita Khrushchev
General Assembly
Soviet Bloc
Europe
Assembly
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
New York
de Gaulle
U.N
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Red China
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Eclipse Of Moon To Be Visible Early Monday
The Hayden Planetarium reports a moon eclipse visible across the United States before dawn Monday. It begins at 4 36 a m EST with the moon entering Earth shadow and becomes total at 5 38 a m EST, visible from the central west but not the east.
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New York
United States
Hayden Planetarium
West Coast
Faction Violence in Kasai Kills 270 in Bakwanga
United Nations reports at least 270 people killed in Bakwanga as Congolese soldiers clash with Kasai partisans. Bodies lie in the streets while Tunisian UN troops barricade a club housing wounded Belgian residents.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Kasai
Bakwanga
United Nations
U.N
U S A Sweeps Track Events in Rome Olympics
Glenn Davis won the 400 meter hurdles with a Olympic record of 49.3 seconds, Cliff Cushman took silver, Dick Howard bronze for the United States. Wilma Rudolph captured the 100 meter dash in 11.0 seconds, tied the world mark in a semifinal, but wind disqualified the new record. Bob Webster won the 10 meter platform diving. The U S total rose to 10 golds, two behind Russia, as Russia led in unofficial standings 223 to 197.
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Rome
Glenn Davis
Tennessee
Wilma Rudolph
United States Olympic Track and Field
Bob Webster
Santa Ana
Calif
U.S
Russia
Davis
Melbourne
Cliff Cushman
Grand Forks
N.C
Dick Howard
Albuquerque
Miss Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Helen Stephens
Ex-Convict Identified As Killer In Kidnap Slaying
Joseph Harry Milani, 33, of near Herrin Illinois, arrested by FBI on a federal complaint charging assault with attempt to murder John Bryant, fiancé of slain waitress Mary Lily Ellen Roberts. Roberts’ body found in a well near an abandoned farmhouse after she was abducted from a lover’s lane. Milani, a construction worker, had prior murder and auto theft convictions and was held on $50,000 bond.
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Benton
FBI
Joseph Harry Milani
Herrin
Ill
John Bryant
Mary Lily Ellen Roberts
U.S
Everett Lewis
Milani
Jackson County
Murphysboro
Miss Roberts
Castro Seizes Minimax Stores in Havana Province
Fidel Castro's government moves into the retail sector by seizing the five million dollar Minimax chain, controlling 20 Havana area stores and subsidiaries. The action follows a hostile-operator charge and aims to rally support amid regional pressure from the OAS.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Minimax
United States
China
Civic Plaza
Organization of American States
San Jose
Costa Rica
OAS
Cuba
Americas
Soviet Union
Red
U. N. General Assembly
Artillery Shell Kills Fifteen U S Soldiers in Germany
In Grafenwoehr Germany an artillery shell exploded during a training exercise killing fifteen American soldiers and injuring seven. The shell landed outside the artillery impact area and hit a tent camp. All casualties were from a 3rd Armored Division cavalry unit and an Army investigation is underway.
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Grafenwoehr
Germany
3Rd Armored Division
Bavaria
Hollings To Speak On Ticket In Charleston Luncheon
Gov. Hollings said he will address a Charleston civic clubs luncheon on the Democratic ticket. Some clubs plan to skip the event since he will discuss party alignment. He added he may speak on a planned South American trip after returning.
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Hollings
Columbia
Charleston
South Carolina
British Doctors Hail Celbenin A New Super Penicillin
British doctors praise Celbenin as an outstanding medical achievement and say it may soon be worldwide. The Beecham spokesman notes it is absorbed into the bloodstream with no toxic side effects and effective against penicillin resistant staphylococci.
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London
British Medical Journal
Beecham Research Laboratories
Medical Journal
Beecham
Frank Doyle
George Rolinson
David M. Brown
United States
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Andrei A. Grosmyko
Congos Kasai
Thysville
Moeberck
Puna
Joseph Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
Jean Bolikango
Lumumba
Lisala
Equator
Bolikango
Bangala “River
Equator Province
Kasavubu
Carbondale, Jr
Bryant
Carbondale
Vaughn Charles Erler
Vickie Lou
Charles
Dallas
Vickie
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