Southern Officials Meet To Discuss Segregation
Richmond delegates report 15 states will converge for Dixie’s first segregation strategy conference, sparked by May Supreme Court ruling that public school segregation is unconstitutional. Governors plan to exchange views, with aims to avoid formal group action while some oppose integration. Most states will maintain segregated schools pending further court orders.
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North Carolina
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Texas
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Milton College Installs Dunn As President Ahead Of 110th Commencement
Percy L. Dunn was installed as president in ceremonies preceding Milton College’s 110th commencement. He becomes the seventh head of the institution. Dr. Charlotte M. Babcock of the University of Pittsburgh delivered the commencement address. American cars assembled in Belgium are now sold in East Africa.
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Dozen Rescued After Trail Ridge Road Blizzard
About thirty motorists were rescued early today from a summer blizzard trapping cars on Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park. Seven to nine cars were left in two to three foot drifts as rescuers escorted the others down from the 12,000 foot level. Dist Ranger Edward J. Kirk reported no serious injuries beyond nerves worn, with visibility near zero due to ongoing snow and wind.
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Federal mediation aims to end Continental Trailways bus strike
A federal mediator moved to restart talks as a bus strike by Continental Trailways divides into three divisions from Illinois to California. The walkout began in Texas with 737 drivers. States affected include Texas Illinois Missouri California Arizona Colorado Utah New Mexico Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska and Louisiana.
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Eisenhower to Use Powers to Shield CIA Probe
The New York Times reports President Eisenhower intends to use executive power to block or limit Senate scrutiny of the Central Intelligence Agency as Sen. McCarthy accuses CIA of serious Communist infiltration. Allen W. Dulles, CIA director, argues secrecy is essential to global operations and warns public hearings could wreck the agency. Dial 5121 for Your Classified Ad.
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