Court Ruling Blocks Race in Virginia School Assignments
UPI report says U S District Judge Albert V Bryan ordered the Alexandria school board to stop using race as a factor in student assignments and to file a report by January 26 on actions taken regarding 14 Negro applications for white schools. The ruling stopped short of ordering integration and did not address validity of the pupil assignment plan.
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Archie
Boswell
Bryan
Folk
U. S
Albert
Budget chief warns defense aides to avoid overreach
Washington quotes budget chief Maurice H. Stans warning Defense Department officials to refrain from lobbying Congress for more funds than the proposed budget. A leaked memo to Defense Secretary Neil A. McElroy urges witnesses to stick to the budget, avoid dissent, and not volunteer views. Rep. Flood calls the memo a blatant gag attempt and urges an immediate inquiry.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Congress
Maurice H. Stans
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Dee
Noney
Daniel 7. Flood
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Howse Defense Ap
United Mider
Press' International
Stans
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Defense Department
Armed
Services and Appropriations
Flood
Sword of Damocles
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Gasoline Prices Jump 2 Cents in L A Area
Gasoline prices across the Long Beach area rose by two cents per gallon with some discount stations charging up to four cents more. The hike erases last summer’s two-cent drop as operators cite tighter profits, though not all stations changed signs by Wednesday. Major suppliers indicated price shifts may continue, while several Atlantic Avenue and Lakeland Boulevard stations kept prices steady for now.
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Los Angeles
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Stubborn Woman Accuses Man Of Vandalism In Lodi Porch Incident
Mrs. Pearly Feinbach charged Ernest Lemp with shoveling dirt on her front porch removing TV tubes and cluttering her property. The claim included mud in a garage, water on a rug, and a duck caged, while authorities investigate.
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Castro
World
Boxer's clash with police car sparks Cuba era executions tale
Report describes a Denver officer’s cruiser striking a large boxer dog and pinching a tire while braking. The narrative expands into a Cuban context with references to executions in Camagüey and Manzanillo, noting detainees and claims of confessions as a tense wartime backdrop.
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Charles Overhelser
Castro
CMQ
Camasguey
Havana
Batista
Manzanillo
Orient
Colon
Matanzas
Cuba
TV Remedy Clears Up Foggy Head
A weather man, feeling foggy, takes an aspirin hoping his head clears. An assistant notes the remedy solves the issue, claiming relief fast without upsetting the stomach.
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TV Remedy
Tye
President nominates Mason to head Housing and Urban Development
President Eisenhower selected Norman P. Mason, federal housing commissioner, to lead the Housing and Urban Development Administration succeeding Albert M. Cole. The nomination comes as Congress leans toward broad redevelopment programs and major housing reforms this year.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Norman P. Mason
Housing
Tome Finance Administration
Mason
Albert M. Cole
Congressional Democrats
Hennings seeks repeal of 22nd Amendment term limit
Senator Thomas C. Hennings introduced a constitutional amendment to repeal the 22nd Amendment limiting presidential tenure, co sponsored by Senator John Pastore. He argued the amendment restores the people s right to choose the president. In San Francisco Philippines Ambassador Romulo warned that Red China could become a Frankenstein monster with 600 million Chinese able to act with force. State Secretary Dulles met with Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Theodore Green in a closed session on the international outlook.
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UPI
Thomas C. Hennings
Hennings
John ©. Pastore
P-Ri
Missouri Democrat
Senate
Truman
United States
Dulles Huddles
Theodore Green
D-Ri
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Marine injured by shell fragment in Harlowton
Charles Halbert a Marine from Harlowton Mont was wounded Wednesday when a one inch 31 caliber Japanese slug discharged from his throat. Medical officers believe shrapnel grazed the throat and did not penetrate.
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Harlowton, Mont
Charles Halbert
Guam
Hallbert
Doctor Orders Billy Graham Rest Month After Eye Check
Rochester Mayo Clinic doctors confirm angiospastic edema of the macula in Billy Graham left eye. He will rest for a month and curtail future activities while continuing examinations and treatment through the week. The Australian revival schedule is delayed as the minister undergoes medical review.
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Rochester
Minn
Billy Graham
Wilson
Enerk
Kenneth Gleser
Chiil
Rengo
Mayo Clinic
Graham
Gitser
Grady Wilson
SEN ENGLE WINS Twice On City Committee Posts
Page A-8 notes SEN Engle secured two chairmanships. Page A-10 reports proposed pay increases totaling 13 500 dollars monthly to be spread among nearly 900 municipal workers, presented to a City Council committee on Wednesday.
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