Charleston Officials Accept School Desegregation Ruling
In Charleston South Carolina officials reluctantly bowed to a federal order desegregating all city schools. Judge Martin allowed 11 Negroes to attend all white schools starting Sept. 3 1964 while noting potential administrative challenges. The decision follows a long desegregation suit filed in 1962 and comes as protests continue in downtown Charleston where clashes and arrests occurred during demonstrations.
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Incport City
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Joseph Bova Cries Through the Day During Rescue
Greensburg reports Joseph Bova, a 70s mine worker, is trapped underground after an accident. his father David Fellin and family anxiously await word as rescue teams continue efforts. The Interracial Council of the Greensburg Diocese plans a Civil Rights march and Holy Hour to support the event.
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Many Area Catholics To March
Area Catholics plan a march and rally led by church groups to advocate religious concerns and community values. Organizers aim to mobilize participants across parishes, with local leaders coordinating details and safety measures.
Father of entombed miner under strain from tragedy
In Greensburg the father, described as devastated, endures anxiety as search efforts for his missing son continue. He is sick and refusing food as family and community await word. The article notes his emotional state and public calls for support and unity.
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Set New Hershey School Establishment Near Hershey
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania plans a seventh medical school near Hershey by 1965 under a $50 million award terms. The effort involves state officials and aims to expand medical education in the region.
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Hershey trust funds fund Milton Hershey school operation
In Dauphin County, Judge Lee F. Swope signed a decree allowing transfer of accumulated income from a 1903 Hershey estate trust to operate the Milton Hershey School. The move, hailed by officials as momentous, sets the school to be run by Penn State with a 250 to 300 student capacity and classes hoped to begin in 1965.
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Philadelphia
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Texas Tops In Oil Gas Production
Washington AP reports Texas remains the leading oil and gas state in estimated value at the well for the year, with about 3.95 billion dollars. Louisiana, California, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Kansas, and Wyoming follow, while Tennessee trails among 43 states. The Independent Petroleum Association of America notes Texas has led for more than three decades.
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Texas
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Lone Star State
California
Tennessee
Drilling Moves Through Setbacks Amid Rescue Efforts
Amid a tense rescue, Throne and Fellin endured delays as drilling for an escape hole ran 314 hours to dawn. Two mechanical failures slowed progress, a packing bolt and a hoist cable incident. Bova’s fate remained unclear after earlier shouts and tapping signaled possible survival hopes.
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Throne Family Hopeful in Mine Rescue Effort
In Hazleton Pa relatives and officials keep faith as three trapped miners including Henry Throne 28 face a dangerous cave-in fate. A fourth rescue shaft is being sunk while six inch and twelve inch probes test for a way to supply food and air to the men.
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Naval Medical Research Institute
Bethesda
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Coral-Graceton Fire Election Meeting Notice
Coral-Graceton Fire Company will hold an officer election on September 1 at 1 30 p m at the Coral Graceton Fire Hall All directors are to attend A family basket picnic is set for Sunday August 25 at Rustic Lodge In case of rain the gathering moves to the fire hall Communications channels remained under military censorship
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No Injuries In Local Wreck
Indiana borough police report a minor accident Thursday on Philadelphia Street near the Clymer Water Co. office. Richard Lee Cunningham, 17, of Chambersville, pulled from a parking space and was struck on the left side by George Kosanovich, 43, of Indiana. Damage estimated at $50 per vehicle. Time given as 4:12 p.m. No injuries.
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Clymer Water Co
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Gompers Avenue
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Car makers to make safety belts standard in new cars
Major automakers including General Motors Chrysler Ford and American Motors announced that all new cars will be equipped with front seat belts starting Jan 1 1964. The move follows earlier steps by Nash Kelvinator Studebaker and others as safety groups push to reduce auto deaths and injuries.
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Eric Johnston Dies In D C At Age 66
Eric Johnston a Republican died in Washington D C at age 66 after a career as a government official diplomat and Hollywood association leader He served on multiple wartime boards and commissions including the War Manpower and Reconversion and Economic Stabilization agencies He was administrator of the Economic Stabilization Agency in 1951 chairman of the International Development Agency from 1952 and later served as a special ambassador to the Middle East in 1953 and to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Citizens Commission He is survived by Ina Harriet Hughes whom he married in 1922 and two daughters Memorial services will be held Monday at St Johns Episcopal Church burial in Spokane likely Wednesday
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