Milford school cross burning tied to protest against ban
In Milford Delaware a cross was burned on Robert Jaquettes property amid controversy over the Milford School Boards ban on nonsegregated athletic teams. Jaquette, PTA president, says the act reflected community resistance to his stance on racial integration as required by law. Police are investigating the incident.
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Milford
Del
Robert Jaquette
Milford School Board
Jaquette
Milford High School Parent Teachers Assn
PTA
Finnish College Suomi College in Hancock Michigan
Suomi College in Hancock Michigan is the only American college founded and funded by Americans of Finnish descent.
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Finnish College
Suomi College
Hancock
Michigan
America
Poujade Movement Shapes French Campaign Fray
Pierre Poujade, a major French election figure, is not a candidate yet through allied parties he backs candidates who support his tax relief platform. He warns followers against debating programs while rallies are disrupted by hecklers. He cites vast tax waste and the American loan as voter anger drivers.
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Carl Hartman
Paris
Pierre Poujade
Poujade
France
Two Boys Save Five In Auto Submerged Creek
In Jackson Mississippi two white high school students Frank Arnold Jr aged 16 and Phil Ray aged 17 rescued five people from a car that had plunged into a creek after the driver Willis Allen said bright headlights from an oncoming car blinded him. The car occupants included Eugene and Violet Clark who died, and three children Fred 2 Dorothy Mae 3 and Robert 4 were saved along with Tom Stepney grandfather of the children.
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Jackson
Miss
Frank Arnold Jr
Phil Ray
Ray
Arnold
Eugene
Violet Clark
Fred
Dorothy Mae
Robert
Tom Stepney
Willis Allen
Allen
Lighta
Jet Crashes In Town and No Injuries
LEVITTOWN New York a United States Air Force Sabre Jet exploded in the air over a densely populated Long Island community and crashed to the street without deaths or injuries. Pilot Captain T Bruce Buechler age 30 said he was airborne ten minutes at 35000 feet when an explosion jammed the controls and he bailed out at ten thousand feet. The fuselage wreckage crashed and exploded on the curb of Blacksmith Road between neat rows of houses.
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Levittown
N. Y
Air Force
Long Island
T. Bruce Buechler
Blacksmith Road
Major Hoople Homes Amid Plane Crash Scene
A crash scene in a Long Island neighborhood involves a plane fuselage found in a home front yard with a bumped knee injury to a resident. Eight crewmen died in crashes, while reports of two planes and an explosion circulated. Fresh lemon juice noted as a butter substitute in a local advisory.
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Korea
Long Island
Beth Jone
Buechler
James
West Point
Ex-Peron Aide Bramuglia Eyes Political Comeback
Juan Atilio Bramuglia, longtime Peronista who quit as foreign minister in 1948, is seen as a potential political heir to Juan Peron. In a profile from Buenos Aires, Bramuglia discusses forming a new Popular Union party and his cautious stance after the September revolution. He says he has had no contact with Peron since the dictator’s downfall and deflects direct answers on his loyalty.
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Bruce Henderson
Buenos Aires
Juncal St
Juan Atilio Bramuglia
Juan Peron
Bramuglia
Argentina
Peronista
Peron
Eva
Hisormer
Popular Union Party
Pedro Aramburu
Bramaguta Peron
Accidents Up In 1956
New York report by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company notes total accidental deaths in 1955 near 92,000, with motor vehicle crashes about 38,500, over two fifths of all deaths. Public accidents rose to nearly 15,000, workplace injuries around 14,000, and home fatalities roughly 27,000, reflecting varied safety trends.
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New York
N.Y
United States
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Traffic Accident Problem Left Unsolved Says Statisticians
A fragment notes that the existing approaches fail to effectively attack the traffic accident problem, with statisticians concluding the current methods are insufficient to reduce incidents. The line implies a call for new data driven strategies and comprehensive analysis.
No Ocean as Antarctica Is No Ocean Continent View
Scientists from multiple geographers say Antarctica is a continent not an ocean and 30 cartographers have stopped showing the Antarctic Ocean on maps. The shift reflects modern geographic conventions and regional naming practices.
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Ocean Scientiata
Antarctica
Antarctic Ocean
Crumb Pie Crust Must Chill 24 Hours Before Filling
A crumb pie crust will hold together better if chilled in the pan for 24 hours before the filling is added. The guidance advises chilling to ensure the crust sets firmly, reducing crumbling when the pie is sliced.
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Burn Cross
Chuck
W. Graff
Mator
Hoople
Poe
Gelwin Pote Company
Vour Oce
Stevie Are
R. Lero Pa HO Se Es
Coca-Cola
Cocacola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company OF
Indiana
Demart
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