Desegregation ruling orders all southern schools opened
The Fifth Circuit ordered desegregation of all public schools in the Deep South by fall. It requires school boards to offer choice of schools, use facilities and buses to support attendance, and ensure equal access to activities and staff hiring without regard to race or color.
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New Orleans
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Deep South
Boards of Education
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Florida
Canal Zone
CIA
Washington
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Smithsonian Institution
Jets Hit Hanoi Storage Area and Vietnam Strikes
Waves of US jets bombed a storage area near Hanoi, part of three straight days of heavy strikes on North Vietnam’s industrial heartland. Air Force crews also destroyed cargo barges near Dong Noi and a rocket attack hit a Vietnamese village, killing three and wounding twenty.
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Saigon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Dong Noi
Quang Ngai
South Vietnam
U.S. Army
Then
U.S
Laday
Saipan
Phan Khac Sun
Constituent Assembly
Washington
Defense Department
Vietnam
Pentagon
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Heir Named To Vast Waggoner Estate In Texas
A 19 year old Vernon college student, A B Wharton TI, was ruled by District Judge Tom Davis as sole heir to Electra Waggoner’s half of the Waggoner estate, potentially totaling 45 million dollars in cattle, oil and horses, ending four years of litigation and likely triggering further appeals.
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Vernon
Tex
Wednesday
W. J. Waggoner
Texas
A. B
Bucky) Wharton TI
W.I. Waggoner
Electra Waggoner
Tom Davis
Davis
W. ‘I. Waggoner
Harry
Truman
Greece
Deah Rusk
Alexander A. Matgas
Washington
Congress
U.S
Turkey
Wedding vows conflict with priesthood amid lakeside nuptials
A priest and his bride wed in a secret ceremony at a lakeside cottage near Milwaukee then spoke to a newsman about balancing married life with his vow, noting both lack full-time jobs as they plan to earn a living. The couple emphasized they are adapting to new realities as they begin married life.
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Washington
U.S
Earl Warren
Justice Department
Henry Peterson
National Conference On Crime Control
Peterson
Cosa Nostra
Teamsters Union
International Longshoremen’s Association
Fed
Jobson
William McChesney Martins
Federal Reserve Board
Atarlin
Martin
Johnson
Des Moines
Kirk Foudree
John Dinsmore
Woodside Junior High School
Edmund Kurth
Kurth
Milwaukee
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Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Supreme Court
Arthur Markewich
Conservative
Dodd
National Farmers Organization
NFG
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Cascades
Rockies
Green Plains
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Central Plains
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Garrison
Lillie Mae McMaines
Omaha
Atty
Jim Garrison
John J. Kennedy
France
Cherbourg
Charles de Gaulie
Re Gaulle
Bolivia
LA Paz
Fidel Castro
Emesia
Che) Guevara
Denmark
Copenhagen
Britain
London
America
de Gaulle
Europe
Ann Flargret
Hollywood
Roger Smith
IL Lave
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Smith
77 Sunset Strip
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LeBrun
Michael
Long Island
John V. Lindsay
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
White House
Bill Moyers
The
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ann-Margaret
Friest
Long Beach
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
Barrier Falls
Jolie
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Sir Thomas Beecham
Philharmonic
Royal Festival Hall
Thomas
Finland
Richard Frank
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Long Beach Blvd
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FBI
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