Desegregation Fears Persist in South and Nation
A century after the Civil War, white southern fears of desegregation echo. Desegregation of schools sparks resistance in New Orleans and elsewhere, with surveys showing most white parents favor closing schools over integration while most black parents support attendance. The piece notes progress in libraries and parks, but warns of potential interracial marriage fears and predicts continued enforcement of the 1954 Supreme Court ruling under Kennedy.
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Citizens Committee
New Orleans
Long Beach
New York City
Washington, D. C
South
Kennedy
United States
L.A.C
Ast Fleet Moves to Major Status in U S Navy
Pacific fleet command shifts to equal status with other main fleets as Vice Admiral Melrath moves his flag to the cruiser USS Helena at San Diego. Helena will host permanent headquarters for the 1st Fleet to support West Coast ports and act independently in the Western Pacific crisis.
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U. S
Helena
1St Fleet
7Th Fleet
Pacific
Atlantic
Charles L. Melranean
Kennedy Strengthens Food for Peace Program With Executive Order
President Kennedy issued an executive order to strengthen the Food for Peace program directing George McGovern to oversee the operation. A 30 page task force report urged doubling worldwide funding and extending the program five years to better meet human needs and support foreign policy aims, especially in underdeveloped regions. The plan seeks to repurpose crop surpluses for constructive use and centralize overseas agricultural shipments coordination under McGovern.
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Washington
Kennedy
George McGovern
South Dakota
United States
McGovern
Murray D. Lincoln
Columbus
Ohio
James Symington
Sen. Symington
D.mo
Sen
Humphrey
D.minn
Freeman
Food For Peace
Agriculture Department
International Cooperation Administration
Randum
Kennedy's first appearance before Congress set for noon
President Kennedy will deliver the State of the Union to a joint congressional session at 12:30 p.m. EST Monday as announced by the White House. The session aims to outline his assessment of world and domestic affairs and to set the tone for the new administration.
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Kennedy
Congress
White House
Senate
House
Pierre Salinger
Ken Tihat
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Nedy
Secre
Dean Rusk
Lyndon B
Johnson
Pensioners May Get Free Glasses At Local Clinic
An optometrist advertises free eye examinations and glasses for pensioners with no cost. Bring ID, social worker contact arranged, then details handled. Dr Milton Glinberg at Heartwell Building Downstairs offers the service with years of experience.
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Milton Glinberg
Pine Ave
Heartwell Bldg
Hemlock
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