Desegregation Order Faces Broad Legal Test Ahead
The Supreme Court issued a prompt but reasonable desegregation order likely to trigger widespread litigation as lower courts interpret its terms. Southern states threaten to abolish public schools and several legislatures empower local officials to separate pupils by race, setting up constitutional challenges.
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Pentagon H-Raid Test Sets Evacuation for 29,000 Workers
The June 15 Operation Alert will test how long it takes to clear the Pentagon with 29,000 workers by using its two big parking lots as the staging area. About 15,000 federal employees will relocate to secret sites, while Eisenhower and key officials depart to alternate posts for two to three days amid mock hydrogen bomb attacks on 50 cities.
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Motorist Dies As Car and Truck Collide Near Watertown
A collision half a mile from Watertown Wisconsin between a dump truck and an automobile killed Robert Anderson 29 Mount Horeb. The truck driver Albert Miller 54 Neillsville was in serious condition at a local hospital.
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Wisconsin Pleasant Start Despite NorthWest Showers
The Wisconsin weather outlook shows fair skies in most areas with scattered showers in the extreme northwest. Overnight lows ranged from the 40s to 50s, Madison at 78 degrees and Superior at 67, some towns recording near-normal temperatures. Nationwide readings list Chicago 83/71, Milwaukee 71/47, Los Angeles 62/52, and New York 69/58 with varied cloudiness.
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Stricken Udall Receives $90,000 in Aid for Tornado Relief
Private sources and organizations have contributed about $90,000 to aid Udall Kansas survivors after last Wednesday's tornado. Joshua Logan, director of Picnic, gave $1,000. Weekend motorists donated $6,600. The Red Cross has earmarked roughly one million dollars for disaster relief in Udall and nearby areas.
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Kenosha Evening News 1955 Local News Note
Kenosha Evening News issue details publisher dates and rates. The edition lists publication offices and affiliations with AP and UP while outlining circulation rates for local and surrounding counties. The notice serves as a standard masthead and subscription price sheet.
Madison debate over proposed changes to Wisconsin child code
At a public hearing in Madison the Assembly Judiciary Committee considered Bill 444 S to rewrite Wisconsin's children code. An amendment by George Rice would require a mother of two illegitimate children to seek court review of parental rights after a second case, a move opposed by judges and welfare officials who helped draft the bill.
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Milwaukee
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Monroe County
Soviet Researcher Denies Atomic Tests in Russia
Tokyo report quotes Soviet scientist Anna V Kozlova denying Russian atomic tests. She states research remains laboratory confined and not for explosive testing. Classified ads contact number 7 5121 appears in the notice.
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State Senate Reverses on Pension Eligibility for Legislators
Wisconsin Senate approves a permissive pension bill for lawmakers enabling up to five percent contributions and eligibility after eight to 24 years, reversing a prior defeat. The chamber also moves a housing loan transfer proposal from the postwar rehabilitation fund to the Veterans Housing Fund, with caps per over quota county.
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Kenya Expedition Aims Mt Himalchuli Climb From Nairobi
A Kenyan expedition has departed Nairobi to attempt Mount Himalchuli in the Himalayas while advocates discuss transferring personal loans to veterans into a housing fund without impacting rehabilitation loans.
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Hollywood Actor Robert Wagner Hospitalized with Pneumonia
Film star Robert Wagner is reported hospitalized with bronchial pneumonia. The brief note appears amid classified ad contact lines reading Dial 7-5121 for Classified Ads.
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