White Student Boycott Fades In New Orleans
Ten white students returned to classes at integrated William Frantz school as a boycott backed by area mothers dwindled amid frigid weather. Deputy marshals escorted Negro first graders to McDonogh No. 19 as protests flared and police tightened around both schools.
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New Orleans
William Frantz
Lloyd Foreman
Pamela Lynn
McDonogh No. 19
McDonagh
U.S
Save Our Schools
Yolanda Gabrielle
Gabrielles
Yolanda
UPI
Mobutu claims Lumumba captured in Congo and headed home
Col. Mobutu announced Lumumba was arrested and to be brought back to Leopoldville for trial. Six companions were detained at Port Francqui after Lumumba fled toward Stanleyville. Mobutu warned any harm to Lumumba would be punished and said a plane would fly Lumumba and detainees to Lusambo or Leopoldville tonight or Saturday. Anicet Kashamura, a deposed minister, was among those arrested.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Mobutu
Lumumba
Congo
Port Francqui
Stanleyville
Luluabourg
Anicet Kashamura
Port Franequi
Judas
Kasai River
Gift Catalog In This Weekend's Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune will publish its second annual Christmas Gift Catalog this weekend. More than 80 area firms contribute a 40 page section with hundreds of gifts across furniture, photography, phonographs, radios, TV sets, clothing, jewelry, foods, appliances, china, silverware, toys, cosmetics, sports gear, banking services, and even gift certificates for dining. Shoppers are urged to shop early and keep the catalog for reference during the season.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
Howard Colvin
FE. L. Burgess
Tribune
Equalized Aids Proposal Faces Tough Hurdles in Wisconsin
Wisconsin lawmakers mull a plan to replace tax sharing with equalized aids to localities. The Doyle subcommittee faced only a 4-2 vote in support before test before Gov. Nelson’s Tax Revision Commission, with a $190 million fund proposed to back property tax relief and offset lost revenues. The plan would shift $95 million by property value, income, and population, then distribute the remaining $95 million to narrow tax disparities, potentially cutting rates for 40 percent of the population while risking up to a half percent tax rise for a few communities.
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Madison
Wisconsin
James E. Doyle
Gaylord Nelson
Citizens’ Tax Revision Commission
John Gronouski
Doyle
Commission
Tay
Harvard Professor Given Key Economics Position
President-elect John F Kennedy announced Harvard economist David E Bell as budget director. Bell, 41, will liaise with Maurice E Stans and tailor Eisenhower budget recommendations to the Kennedy pattern. Bell, a Jamestown native who studied at Pomona and Harvard, starts next week with Mike Feldman assisting.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
David E. Bell
Harvard
Kennedy
Georgetown
Bell
Harvard Littauer Center For Public Administration
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Maurice E. Stans
White House
G. Ment
Mike Feldman
Senate
Truman
Jamestown, N.C
California
Pomona College
The
Budget Bureau
Clark Clifford
Tax revision panel eyes co ops as tax sources
Madison AP report says a unit of the Citizens' Tax Revision Commission urged using businesses cooperatives and credit unions as tax sources. The subcommittee proposed regular corporate rates for consumer cooperatives and for credit unions, saving and loan associations, and tax shifts to early income brackets.
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Madison
The
Citizens’ Tax Revision Commission
Saving and Loan Associations
Fire Claims Seven Family Members In Maryland Blaze
In Charles County Maryland a frame house fire killed seven people including Robert Dana Powell 43 and Viola 45 their children James Henry 12 Barbara Regina 10 John Allen 8 Joseph 3 and cousin Phillip G Yates 11. Rose Ella Powell 21 rescued nine younger siblings from the second story before flames engulfed the home. The cause was suspected to be an overheated wood stove on the first floor.
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Rose Ella Powell
Robert Dana Powell
Maryland
Charles County
Rose Ella
Powell
Viola
James Henry
Barbara Regina
John Allen
Joseph
Powells
Phillip G. Yates
Archbishop Fisher Meets Pope John XXIII in Historic Vatican Visit
The 73 year old Archbishop of Canterbury Geoffrey Fisher visited Vatican City for a landmark hour long meeting with Pope John XXIII. Both leaders stressed cordiality and a desire to increase brotherly Christian ties. The talks, described as a courtesy visit, included interpreters and aides from both churches.
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Istanbul
Vatican City
John XXIII
Canterbury
Church of England
Vatican
Geoffrey Fisher
John
Archbishop of Canterbury
Jerusalem
Holy See
F. 8. Temple
T. R. Satterthwaite
New Transportation Firm To Locate In Tomah Wisconsin
Marine Transport Co of Detroit Michigan won city approval to lease the old emergency housing building at Tech Terrace and to lease three acres south and ten acres north of Arthur Street for a new Tomah operation. Renovation costs are pegged at 3000 to 5000 dollars. Company reps and Tomah Advancement Assn attended the special City Council session.
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Tomah
Wis
Marine Transport Co
Detroit
Mich
Unt Tech Terrace
Arthur Street
The
Tomah Advancement Assn
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