Governor Stanley's Plan Faces Key Barrier in Virginia Schools
RICHMOND Va Gov Stanley's no money plan to fund segregated schools faced its first major hurdle as the Gray Commission approved his key bill with a 19 to 12 vote. The plan would create separate class systems for white and colored students and allocate funds to localities while allowing school closures if individuals seek entry into a school of another race.
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Richmond
Stanley
Virginia
General Assembly
Commission
Del
Robert Whitehead
Nelson County
Supreme Court of the United States
Whitehead
Gav. Stanley
Gray Commission
Trun
NeJeon
Alga
Garland Gray
State Capitol
Gray
Blanley
Dels
Harry B. Davis
Princess Anne County
Dels C. Harrison Mann
Arlington
Shaffer
Shenandoah County
Fitugerald Bemiss
Randolph Tucker
Baldwin G. Wocher
Glasgow
James Roberts
Norfolk
W. Tayloe Murphy
Warsaw and Sons
Curry Carter
Braunton
Charles R. Fenwick
Marvin Minter
Mathews County
Floyd Lendreth
Galax
H. H. Adams
Northampton
Vernon C. Smith
Grundy
Joseph E. Blackburn
Lynchburg
Orby
Ld. Cantrell
Wise
Russell M. Carmen
Williamadure
C. W. Clenton
South HM
Daniel
Charlotte Courthouse
Charles K. Hutchens
Newport News
Samuel E. Pope
Southampton County
MH. H. Purgell
Louisa
W. Roy Smith
Petersburg
Pope
Commonwealth
Godwin
Adams
House
Appropriations Committee
Astern Shore
Richmond Dels
Tucker
Bemiss
Mann
J. Maynard Magruder
Femwinck
Uecomsmission
Atty
J. Lindsay Almand Jr
Geberst
Virginia two year tax bill acceleration plan outlined
Virginians must pay two years of state income tax within six months under a new acceleration program. Tax Commissioner Morrissett said about a million notices have been printed explaining the double collection scheme and its purpose. The memo argues shifting dates for payments is preferable to raising tax rates to secure the revenue.
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Richmond
Youth pocket money boom as teens outpace parents
A Gilbert Youth Research Co study of 5,065 youths shows teens after 1944 drew rising weekly incomes from allowances and earnings. The average teen aged 6 to 18 earned 9.96 weekly in 1956, up 872 percent since 1944. Teens report more spending power, more jobs, and a push toward automobiles and hobbies, while parents shoulder bills.
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Eugene Gilbert
The
Gilbert Youth Research Co
TV Notebook highlights from the 1956 convention season
The column notes TV airings and industry buzz from New York on September 2. It covers CBS and NBC clashes, Ed Sullivan and Ingrid Bergman coverage, actor signings, and various TV personalities including Bert Lahr, Irving Berlin, and Jayne Mansfield. It mentions tax changes, income figures, and a range of network programming and theatrical plans reflecting midcentury entertainment dynamics.
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Jack O'Brian
New York
Cbs-Tv
Socialist Tabor Party
Erin
Sun
Mbs-Tv
Socialist Party
Darlington
20Th Century-Fox
Sullivan & Cbs
Ingrid Bergman
Ed Sullivan
Bert Lahr
Finest Clavat
Hert
Irving Berlin
Indiana
John Emmett Hughes
Wee Barrymore
Leo
Bowian
Tom Dewey
Halicek
Harry
Fred Allen
V. Kaltenbarn
NBC
Allen
Harald Stinssen
Mar
Suzie Miller
Georgiana Carhart
Broderick
Mfc
Lawrences Welk
Nielsen
Sullivan
Welk
Steel (Theatre Guild
2Th Century-Fox Theatre
Lux Theatre
Jayne Mansfield
Skeketch
Dayne
Sandy Wirth
ABC
Porky Baton
Warner Brothers
Elin Kazan
Saite
Piggott
Ark
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