Dallas Schools Map Plans For Desegregation
Dallas school officials welcomed a federal appeals ruling that they should have a reasonable opportunity to integrate next month. They resist detailing plans, saying surveys and observations guide timing and methods, while noting prior orders to integrate with deliberate speed were modified by the circuit court.
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Dallas
U.S. Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
William H. Atwell
Focal Public
Dallay
Edwin L
Rippy
Atwell
Circuit Court
Federal District Court
New Religious iFreedom Stamp Goes on Sale
New religious iFreedom stamp goes on sale in Flushing Queens as Postmaster General Summersfield cites religious freedom as a key freedom. The 100 million stamps commemorate the Flushing Remonstrance of 1657 and the Quaker ban controversy. A protest by Flushing residents led to a call for extending rights to all believers.
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New York
Flushing
Queens
Summersfield
Peter Stuyvesant
Quakays
Mborties
Summerfield
Bellhops and Cop Settle $200,000 In Estate Dispute
In Philadelphia a traffic officer and bellhop settled for 200000 amid probate battles over the 1200000 estate of Mrs. Anna M. Haeger. The remainder will go to four charities including Misericordia Hospital and the Boys Industrial Home. The out of court deal outlines the 209007 share for the police officer and bellhop after two wills filed following Haeger’s July 29, 1985 death at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel.
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Philadelphia
Anna M. Haeger
Haerer
Miscreessdia Hospital
Misericordia Hospital
Rhodos Soph's
County Cotton Farmers to Meet Jan 2
County agents announce a Hempstead County meeting for all cotton growers to receive the best available information on cotton outlook, production practices, and Soil Bank Reserve program. Extension Cotton Specialist William E. Woodall will cover seed supply and cost-reducing practices, with details on Soil Bank signup, payments, reserve acres, and crop options.
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Dan
Oliver Li Adams
ASC
Manyager
Cecil PB
Thy Hempstead
Wundy
Begitt Au Yneam
Soil Bank Reserve
William E. Woodall
Woodall
Cadhrie
Soil Bank
Adams
Hempstead
My. Adams
Cvlton
Grandparents Help Four Orphans Return Home Amid Loss
In LONG BEACH California a Wollis family helped reunite four orphaned grandchildren with their grandparents after a tragic drowning. A wagon loaded with gifts from sympathizers accompanied the return as Sam Icke and Minnie Icke thanked all who aided the children, while Zeke’s wallet held contributions. The Abella family mourns the drownings of Donnie Abella, Faustino Abella, and their child, leaving seven other relatives in care of the Iekes and Fowles.
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Long Brach
Calif
Wea Bt
Wollis
Roofer
Sam Icke
Minnie
Zeke
St. .Louis
Ieke
Donnie Abella
Bane
Faustino Abella
Abella
Iekes
Abella Amore
Abellas
Whfe
Breavons
103 Year Old Refuses Advice and Lives Alone in Lansing
LANSING Mich 103 Hiram Little refuses to advise others saying he does not believe in giving advice or instructions to his five children who still live separately. He manages his own home on Lansing south side with occasional help from a high school girl and watches television. Little, who smoked until seven years ago, drinks whiskey and water for his heart and plans an Alabama ride and a Lille family reunion in Andionyson Ind next summer while voting for a Democrat for president in 1976.
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Lansing
Mich
Hiram Little
Independentister
Canyut
Bungalow
Little
Sul
Ure Lille
Andunyson
Ind
Dr Salk May Have New Line on Cancer
In Science, Dr Janas Salix reports laboratory tests with an antibody serum that may offer a new line of defense against cancer. The serum’s antibodies show potency against cancerous tissues in tests, but researchers caution that it is uncertain if a common antibody exists for all cancers.
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New York U
Janas Salix
Science
Salk
Belk
Train Kills Man Near El Dorado
A 65 year old man was struck and killed by a Rock Island freight train near El Dorado Arkansas. Engineer W A Brooks of Tunes Aion City reported seeing the elderly man on the tracks as the freight approached about 13 miles south. The incident occurred while the train was en route from Alexandria to El Dorado.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Porado
Doudayas
W. A. Brooks
Aion City
Tne
Rock Island
Alexandera
College Girls Exposed To Rabid Puppy
Lakeland police report 82 college girls at Southern College sorority were exposed to a rabid puppy. One pint of blood from a donor was found and removed from the bank. The puppy died of rabies while the dog’s location and the fate of others remain under investigation.
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Lakeland
Fin
Lowell
Dover
Netity Hey
Southern College
Baw
Loke
Blynd
Lina Kell
New York City
Dag
Healtl
Africa Asia delegates hear Soviet economic report
At the African Asian People’s Conference in Cairo delegates from 38 nations heard a Soviet economic report as Russia seeks influence through aid. The session featured sharp criticism of Western policy and calls for a ban on nuclear tests and discrimination while discussing military bases and the West’s stance on atomics.
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Cairo
Soviet Union
Russia
Tom Aly
Sorag-e Din Abbas
Jadonesia
People’s Movement
Mohammed Ahmed Mahgab
Sudan
U S Spends 17 Billion on Missiles since WWII
Figures released show the United States allocated more than 17 billion dollars to missile research, development, and production since World War II. About half of the total was spent after the Korean War began, with congressional committees examining the program’s funding and oversight.
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Washington
United States
Pentagon
Congress
Fomtagon
Names of Hope Streets Surprise Readers in Moscow
Mary Anita Laseter reports on curious street names in Hope as readers learn why streets bear bold monikers like Center Ave and Beach Street. The piece mixes global jet pace talk with local lore, noting streets named after presidents, colleges, and family surnames, and explains how property owners influence naming through city approval.
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Mary Anita Laseter
Tepe
Center Ave
Northwest Hope
Center Derive
Southwest Hope
Texas
Louisinng
Californian
Tennessee
Hope
United States
Washingum
Lineal
Hamilton
Johnson
Monroy
Arthur
Tat
Wilson
Hazal
Margaret
Nancy
Fearl
Roselle
Lake Shore Drive
Summit Drive
Hopa
Yale
Oxford
Alexander
Graham
Bell
Main
Park
Mockingbird Lane
Sunset Drive
Rose
Alpha
Omega
Manly
Broadway Actor Killed in Street Fight. Suspect Arrested
In New York City a 26 year old man, Monroe Gibson, is jailed on homicide charges after a Christmas Eve brawl outside a 64th Street tavern left Broadway actor Gerald Sarracini dead from a concussion. Police say Gibson punched Sarracini, then fought with boxer Tommy Bell. witnesses report multiple assailants. Sarracini, who starred in Ramunoff and Father, had exposure with Bell prior and the case centers on the fatal beating and subsequent melee near the tavern district.
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New York
Husky Joboep
Gerald Sarracini
Monroe Gibson
Sarracini
Broadway
64Th Street
Sarencini
Ramunoff
Father
Peter Ustinov
Sareucini
Tommy Bell
Bell
Jaater
Gibson
Savracini
Autor
Gibgop
Acutor
Sarvagini
Pairiot
Manhattan
Swracini
Baz Janney
Lust
Ray
House Fire Claims a Third Victim
A tenement fire killed Mrs. Margaret Doyle 45 and her two grandchildren Marjorie Lurgas and Katherine Gulan of Edgewater after she urged them to escape first. Doyle’s husband Joseph survived but was hospitalized in fair condition. Five others injured including Frank Nanno and fireman Charles Miller who perished to the flames. origin undetermined.
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Margaret Doyle
Neor
Marjorie Lurgas
Katherine Gulan
Edgewater
Officials Held for Selling Secret Data
Police say agents searched homes and seized documents in a case alleging sale of government secrets to a foreign agent. Investigators from the Ministry of Parasitry and Agriculture and other agencies coordinated the operation to determine if internal sympathisers aided the plot.
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Viniuned
Economie
Exiahe
Npeneles
Pulfee Spukesnvat Nddasl
Life in Prison Is Decreed for Calif Slaye r
Los Angeles jurors in a high profile case convicting a California rancher for the disappearance and presumed murder of Evelyn Scott, wife of a wealthy broker, order life imprisonment rather than death. The judge sets a formal sentence after a separate punishment hearing, marking a first in Los Angeles County for the new death penalty procedure.
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Los Angeles
le Mwink Secale
Jim Vast Satir
Evelyn
Bel-Air
Scott
P. Basil Larohros
Tatu
Lame Bres
Superboy
Clement P. Nye
Los Angeles County
California
Clarese Stern
Canada
Canadian
Detroit
Dep. Dist. Atty
J- Miller Leavy
Derby Fox Chase Ends In Lost Pack Of Hounds
Report from Meyuell Hynb describes a fox flushed at dusk by gagey hounds, the quarry slipping into scrub. Hunters and farmers mounted a long search lasting nine hours to recover the pack, but the hounds were eventually deemed lost.
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Derby
England
Court Judge Denies Bribe Allegation in Tennessee Case
In Chattanooga, Tennessee, a court judge rejected a bribery allegation linked to a political campaign finance case. The judge, Schoolfield, defended his conduct, stating no evidence supported the accusation and affirmed the integrity of his rulings amidst a series of related indictments and testimonies.
Pay as You Go TV Application Hits FCC Bureau
The Federal Communications Commission today received its first application for pay on demand television from Philadelphia Broadcasting Co. The firm seeks a temporary permit to test pay TV on channel 35 using a ciphered system. It plans to offer programs to paying viewers only and may use several systems for controlled access. The FCC said it will consider experimental subscription TV requests but none will be acted on before May.
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Federal
Communicatioens Conaimiasten
Eleyislain
Philad Iia Broadcasting Co
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Thea
Daca Veh
Tae
Var Fl mi
Sae
Jon TV
Usc
Shiatra
Weather Fay Today Notes Fair And Mild
Weather Fay today shows fair skies and mild temperatures with light winds. Tonight forecast calls for cooler conditions and mostly clear skies, with gentle to moderate breezes and overnight low around the mid forties.
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