Governor Signals Sympathy for Pupil Placement Plan
RICHMOND Va Gov Brannley Thursday is reported to favor a pupil placement and appeal plan tied to federal school desegregation orders. After long talks with Rep Howard W Smith and state leaders the plan aims to let localities with court orders use state level appeals to delay integration while cases move through courts.
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Howard W. Smith
Hinckburn Moore
House of Delegates
Ren. Garland Gray
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Prince Edward Counts
Norfolk
Newport News
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Soo
Dels
James Thomson
Alexandria
Stuart Whestley
Danville
W. Roy Smeith
Petersburg
Alang
G. M. Lapsley
Moore, Co
Hep. Smith
Virginia Supgressiona
Ane
Branier
Gray
Memphis Hosts 20000 Shriners Dixie Session
Shriners from eight Southeastern states gather in Memphis for the annual Dixie convention known as Shrin erama. A 100 piece massed band, 150 horse mounted patrol, 17 orient bands, and drill teams headline the free performance. Traffic is diverted as crowds fill downtown, with dances and parades drawing wide attention and causing lively street scenes.
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Mt— Shriners
Eght
Crumptadium
Southeastern Shrine Association
Mali Street
Wagner enters New York Senate race
New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner announces bid for the U S Senate seat of retiring Senator Herbert H. Lehman. He signals willingness to campaign on the Democratic ticket with hopes of helping Adlai Stevenson win and gaining state voters’ confidence in his record and policy. Democratic leaders praise the decision.
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Robert Fleagner
New York City
U.S
Senate
Herbert H. Lehman
Inter New Deal
Robert F. Wagner
State of
Adat Stevenson
Wiil
Polley
Washington
Albany
Sept. LO
Thunderstorms Sweep Mid-America Causing Damage
Storms drenched the Mississippi Valley, Northern Plains, and New England with heavy rains and severe winds. Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Michigan and Arkansas reported widespread damage including uprooted trees and power outages. At least one home roof damaged and several injuries reported with no fatalities.
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Associated Press
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Northern Plains
New England
Wisconsin
Ilnei
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
Tennessee
Arkansas
al Hamilton
Hall
St. Louis
Florissant
Bolle
Ville
New York
Mississippi
Jamestown
Great Lakes
Syracuse
Mount Washington
Virginia Schools Brace for 770000 Students Amid Roll of Challenges
Virginia public schools face overflow crowds, space shortages, and a teacher shortage as about 770000 students return. Double shifts and offsite classrooms multiply in Chesterfield, Roanoke, Lynchburg, and Norfolk while the General Assembly weighs desegregation policies.
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Richmond
Virginia
General Assembly
Richmarg
U.S. Supreme Court
Ues
F Dowell J. Howard
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ws Ap
Howard
Chesterfield County
Chesterthca
Roanoke City
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Warwick
Bell Takes Over Stayeville Exchange in Grayville Tenn
The Communications Commission authorized Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph yesterday to purchase the Independent exchange of Stayeville Telephone Co in Grayville Tennessee for 3000 dollars. In Dallas the American Bar Association criticized picture taking and radio TV broadcasting in courts. ABA official Richard F. Tinkham said a special ethics committee is studying the issue and will report at the next annual meeting.
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the Communications Commission
Southern Bell Telephone 6
Independent Exchange of Stayeville Telephone Co
Graysville, Tenn
Dallas
American Bar Assn
Reams
ABA
Richard F. Tinkham
Association
American Bar Foundation
Tinkham
Virginia Seeks Bids on Road Bridge Projects in State
Virginia asks bids on 10 road and bridge projects and toll facilities for the Hampston Roads administration. A bid for the bridge tunnel work in Hampton was rejected as too high, with bids to open Sept 18. Projects cover grading drainage and hard surfacing across Bath, Page, Rockbridge, Warren, Scott counties and more, including a concrete culvert at MIN and Cove Creeks.
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Virginia
Richmon
Hampston Roads
State Highway Department
Hampton
Bath County
Douthat State Park
Page County
Shenandoah County
Luray
Fort Valley
Rockbridge County
Tetcurt
Tords Collierstown
Warren County
Front Oval
Scott Gaunty
Min and
Cove Creeks
Airman Dies Thursday From Bulbar Polio
Airman James Lester Jones Jr aged 23 died from bulbar polio at a Tennessee hospital. He had been admitted a week earlier and was stationed at a nearby air force base.
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Tenn
James Lester Jones Jr
Nashvilig
Bulvar Pale
Acaplat
Ani Toh Tung
Jones
Atr
Woerco Tadai
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Willey
CES
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Cox-Wallace Oldsmobile, Inc
Cumberland Street
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Kingsport
U. S
Hud
Dle’s
Huddle
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