Nine Negro students break white high school barrier in Atlanta
Under a federal desegregation order police guard four Atlanta high schools as nine Negro students enter Murphy Henry Grady Brown and Northside high schools. A white man claiming American Nazi party ties is arrested at Henry Grady while crowds of reporters observe opening day.
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Atlanta
UPI
Georgia
US Supreme Court
Mississippi
Alabama
South Carolina
John Letson
Brown
Murphy
Henry Grady
Northside High
Bill Cody
Arlington
Cody
Grady
Northside
Sergeant's Wife Wins in Court
Alyce Hardman, 35, secured a divorce from San Jose police sergeant Stanley Hardman after alleging verbal abuse over delays for coffee when rung bell. Judge W. W. Jacka gave custody and a $1 monthly alimony plus $50 monthly for each of three children. she kept the family house. Hardman received a frying pan, a saucepan, and the coffee pot.
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San Jose
Calif
Stanley Hardman
Alyce Hardman
W. W. Jacka
Hardman
Tragedy in Volos as Pullman Coach Plunges into Ravine
Two persons died and 27 were injured when a Pullman coach lost control and toppled about 100 feet into a ravine near Volos Greece on Tuesday night.
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Volos
Greece
Lights for Hy 31 50 intersection approved
County officials announce four way stop and go traffic lights at Hy 31 and Hy 50, approved by the State Highway Commission after a district study. Exact installation date not yet known as engineers survey and counts are reviewed. State action followed a written notice from Roy Lovejoy.
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Julius Ingversen
State Highway Commission
Roy Lovejoy
Waukesha
Ingwersen
Lovejoy
Commission
Horst Buchholz Operated After Munich Crash
German film star Horst Buchholz underwent surgery after a high speed crash in a Munich suburb Tuesday night. Doctors said his condition was satisfactory given the circumstances and he regained consciousness after the abdominal operation. Police suspect fatigue and possible sleep loss contributing to the accident.
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Munich
Germany
Horst Buchholz
Buchholz
Reuther Heads Back to GM Talks as Strike Extension Looms
United Auto Workers chief Walter P. Reuther returns to bargaining with General Motors amid a six day extension of the contract. The dispute centers on wage policy and profit sharing, with the union seeking gains beyond the Big Three proposals while GM and other automakers push routine wage and benefit packages.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Reuther
Dash Sh. Tater
DVUL
UAW
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
International
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors Corp
Auto
Norman Matthews
AMC
Chrysler National Council
Wisconsin Governors Veto of GOP Tax Bill Sparks Party Critique
Governor Nelson vetoes a Republican tax revision centered on a three percent sales levy and withholding plan. He calls the bill structurally flawed, harmful to budgets and local relief, and bets on compromise talks while signaling support for a sales tax in limited form.
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Nelson
Madison
Assembly
David Blanchard
Edgerton
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
GOP
Citizens’ Tax Committee
Democratic Party
Controllee
Vessel Hijacked Near Jamaica By Armed Passengers
A Cuban coastal vessel was hijacked by passengers wielding pistols and spearfishing gear and diverted to Port Antonio on Jamaica’s northeast coast. NBC reported 29 of 35 passengers sought asylum from Jamaican authorities.
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New York
Port Antonio
Jamaica
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
John Hlavacek
North Shore Train Kills Racine Boy
A speed ing North Shore train fatally struck 10 year old Richard Charles Evans after he rode his bicycle around a lowered warning gate at the Durand Avenue crossing in Racine Wisconsin. Police said the gate signalled the approaching train but the boy moved into its path.
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Racine
Wis
Upb
North Shore
Richard Charles Evans
Richard Evans
Durand Avenue
Weather Outlook for Kenosha: hot, clear through Thursday
Sky remains cloudless with hot conditions in Kenosha. Tonight’s low near 65, high tomorrow in the 90s, noon readings 87 Southport 90 Downtown 94 American Motors Corp. overnight low 67. Tuesday high 83 low 63. pollen 84. sunrise 6 14 sunset 7 29.
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Kenosha
Southport
American Motors Corp
AMC Pact Completed Sets Profit Sharing Contract
Detroit AMC and the United Auto Workers announced a complete agreement on a new contract centered on a pioneering profit sharing plan. George Romney and Walter Reuther led the press conference, with AMC locals yet to report back to members on local contract terms.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Today
George Romney
AMC
UAW
Walter Reuther
Kill School Building Bill Kill Kennedy Program
The House defeated a compromise school construction package 242 to 169, ending a $325 million plan to begin public school construction this session. The vote also halted two related programs in the $2.1 billion package, impacts aid and the National Defense Education Act, while a separate $1.5 billion college construction proposal remains to be considered later.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Brazil near presidency showdown sparks military revolt
Brazil faced a presidential crisis as trio of military chiefs vetoed plans to install Joao Goulart in a powerless parliamentarian role. Goulart left Paris for New York en route to Brazil amid clashes between the army navy and air force. Acting President Mazzilli fired key southern commanders, signaling deep tensions within the armed forces and Congress.
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Brazil
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Paris
New York
Chamber of Deputies
Rainieri Mazzilli
Congressional Committee
Odylio Denys
Denys
Brasilia
Labor Party
Doutel de Andrade
Congress
Jose Machado Lopes
Machado Lopes
Mazzilli
Osvaldo Cordeiro de Faria
Farm worker uses Confederate money on bus breakdown in Manitowoc
Police calm a Missouri migrant worker after he tries to buy drinks with Confederate currency borrowed from a friend when a Door County to Michigan workers’ bus breaks down in Manitowoc Wisconsin.
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Manitowoc
Wis
UPI
Missouri
Door County
Michigan
Wisconsin
Last of Trapped Sightseers Rescued From Mont Blanc Cable
81 tourists were rescued from the Mont Blanc cable line after a French jet sliced the tow cable. Several cars plunged 700 feet, killing a German family of four and an Italian father and son. Rescue crews pulled cars to safety overnight and lowered occupants by rope. Passengers included French Italian British and two Americans.
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France
Mont Blanc
Alps
Ziegler
Luxeuil
Way Station
Aiguille de Midi
Torino
Hugh Putnam
Milton, Mass
Katherine Blodgett
Grand Rapids
Mich
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