Alabama plan keeps segregation but courts doubt it will solve schools
L A C L A C. All rights reserved. The Supreme Court approves Alabama’s segregation scheme for pupil assignment based on 17 standards, yet white officials’ attitudes cast doubt on its effectiveness in solving Southern integrated schooling. The piece notes voter registration denial for Negroes, migration north, and calls for equal citizenship despite resistance.
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Weather forecast for Tong Beach and nearby regions
Hazy morning and mostly sunny skies across Tong Beach and vicinities with highs near 70. Coastal areas from Santa Monica to Newport show variable cloudiness and afternoon sun, while mountain and desert zones report 45 to 78 degree ranges with little change.
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Duncan Vanishes Sought as Witness in Wife Killing
Olga Duncan remains missing after her husband Frank Duncan, a Texas resident, is sought for testimony regarding a murder plot in California. Investigators link two men Baldonado and Moya to a planned hit at the Tropical Restaurant in Santa Barbara. The victim, 64 year old Elizabeth Ann Duncan, was found buried later, and authorities pursue grand jury indictments against the suspects.
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Army cites parental softness as cause of GI weakness in captivity
New York Army report blames 'parently' soft parenting for prisoners of war failing to adapt in Korea. It cites lack of Yankee resourcefulness and a shift to asking what others will do for them, with cases of give up illness and lethargy in camps. The piece links early training and moral rigor to fight resilience.
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Four Men Re-Indicted in Bombing
A Fulton County grand jury reindicted four of five men charged in the Oct 12 bombing of a Jewish home in Atlanta. The new counts add a 1-to-20 year prison penalty. George Bright faces retrial next month at Peach Tree Street.
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Eisenhower bets on rising trade to balance 1950 budget
President Eisenhower outlined a fiscal 1950 budget near 100 billion dollars built on record personal income and business profits. He expects higher revenues to reduce red ink despite likely Congress cuts and a rising cost trend, arguing recent economic rebound supports his estimates.
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Satellite tests spark U.S. space hopes during 1960s era
Washington reports cautious optimism as the Atlas missile and the experimental satellite progress through fifth day of orbital tests. Officials cite growing reliability of two way communications and potential for larger space machines, while White House weighs future presidential messages via space link.
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Minister to Millions: Norman Vincent Peale's World Message
Condensed from the book, the inspiring story of Norman Vincent Peale. His deep faith and powerful message have brought strength to people worldwide. January Reader's Digest available now.
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Nazi Hides in Cellar for Eight Years in Poland
Warsaw police report Marian Wachniul a former functionary turned fugitive from a war crimes death sentence hid eight years. He was recruited by occupying German forces during World War II and convicted in 1950 for killing Polish Jews. He was found in his father’s cellar in Czernikaw village.
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Bar Indians barred from show in segregated section
South African government orders Schweizer Rencke Village cinema owner to ban Indians from performances. For 27 years about 24 Indians were allowed in a segregated section on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Santa Returns Billfold and Check After Eight Years
A billfold containing an eight year old check was returned to the owner, Mrs. James Nary, via her mother Mrs. Shirley late. The finder, who wished to remain unnamed, said he had tried to locate the owner for years but the claimant had not cashed the check.
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Tojo and six others executed as war criminals
Tokyo reports Gen. Hideki Tojo wartime premier and six other Japanese officials were hanged as war criminals. The notice lists execution details and related legal follow ups, with an official price chart and delivery terms for the period.
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Plane Crash in Fog Kills Four in Utah Family Flight
A plane attempting to fly through dense fog crashed Tuesday near Roosevelt Utah killing four members of Dr Ray Lamb’s Arizona family. The deceased include Dr Lamb 37 his wife Helen 36 and their children Frank 8 and Janet 10. Four other children aged 13 to 14 remained in Arizona for a funeral. The elder Lamb Frank B Lamb of Roosevelt said the family left for Arizona in time for Christmas after taking off to view the fog. the aircraft circled several times before crashing a mile from the airport. Jay Gaths 26 of Roosevelt found the wreck and notified authorities.
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