Dick Haymes Says He's Never Been Happier In Life
Hollywood columnist Emily Beller reports crooner Dick Haymes declares he has never been happier, plans to remain single, and jokes about buying a 128 foot schooner off Mallorca. He dismisses Rita Hayworth divorce fallout, confirms film career, and notes tax ongoing. He jokes about heavy typecasting and staying busy since the split.
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Racial Dispute Rocks Catholic School In La
In New Orleans a Jesuit high school faced a walkout by parents at a faculty meeting over a presegregation resolution. Principal Rev G J Stallworth warned he could dissolve the parents club if the plan to postpone integration was not dropped. About 100 of 600 attendees left as tensions rose amid denials that Louisiana Catholic schools will be affected by segregation laws.
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Miss Officials Defy ICCs Segregation Ban Across State Lines
In Jackson and other Mississippi cities segregation signs remained at railroad and bus stations as officials pledge to enforce the city stand despite the Interstate Commerce Commission ban. Police planned stations at depots to enforce order as ICC rules took effect.
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Two Pro Segregation Moves Under Study
CHATTANOOGA IM Two legal moves are under study as possible means of reversing the Supreme Court's school desegregation order. Arthur A Cinade of Chattanooga, society president, mentioned the proposals at a meeting of about 200 persons last night. He did not specify the action. one proposal would place the issue back before the people, while the other is under study by the group's legal advisers led by Hamilton County Criminal Judge Roklston Schoolfield.
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Kentucky News Briefs Span State and Local Matters
Kentucky officials report resignations and hires including Thomas H. Wolfe leaving the state director of purchases to join Bogie Equipment in Louisville. Methodist Bishop William Watkins seeks to boost 100 new churches across Kentucky and Western Tennessee. Vera Wright is asked to study two juveniles linked to a dynamite blast at Pikeville High School Gym. Gene Aunter is slated to speak at the University of Kentucky Livestock Marketing Clinic. The Temperance League outlines 118 legislative films aimed at propping the county local option and banning immoral books. Kentucky Retail Lumber Dealers discuss a nationwide plan to prevent homes from slums. A strawberry processing plant is planned to serve seven counties in Hazard, tying to higher grower income. Federal Judge Ford denies bond for Simpson Cress and Clennie Buchanan pending appeal in a $50,000 fraud case involving two Toledo brothers.
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Williams gains fame with Autumn Leaves and Laurel plan
Hal Boyle notes pianist Roger Williams who rose from TV talent show wins to recording success with Autumn Leaves selling over 1.2 million copies. Williams, a Navy veteran from Des Moines, seeks a broader career mix combining concert and Laurel River dam project interest while facing Liberace’s fame and public image.
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Two Children Die In Richlands Fire
In Richlands Virginia a house fire killed Herman Cole aged three and Robbie Cole aged three. Father Curtis Cole and Mary Sue seven were burned slightly. Mrs Cole and the youngest child escaped unharmed. Cole said he woke at 830 PM, the roof was falling in, and he could not reach his sons. Bodies were found in bed, with a coat stove cited as the fire's origin.
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Mass to Resume Polio Vaccinations in Mass
Massachusetts health officials move to restart mass polio vaccination using the newer Salk vaccine after a month delay. The Advisory Committee says the vaccine is safe for schoolchildren, leaving Idaho as the only state not yet approving mass use.
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