NAACP to Abide by Alabama Court Injunction
Montgomery Alabama NAACP says it will obey a circuit court order restraining activity in the state Judge Walter B Jones issued a temporary injunction at the request of Attorney General John Patterson The injunction cites aiding the Montgomery bus boycott and alleges NAACP involvement in university enrolment efforts by two Black women The group's leaders deny organizing the protest and say they are law abiding While awaiting further information NAACP lawyers study Patterson petition and consider next steps
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Financier Jesse Jones Dies At 82
Jesse H. Jones a Tennessee born financier and wartime secretary of commerce died at 82 in Houston. He led the Reconstruction Finance Corp for 13 years lending over 50 billion dollars and built Houston’s skyline owning 35 buildings and hotels. He served under Wilson Hoover and Roosevelt and headed the Houston Endowment. His death follows kidney surgery and a brief hospitalization.
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Matthew Woll Union Leader Dies at 76 in New York
Matthew Woll 76, AFL-CIO vice president and longtime labor leader, died last night in New York Hospital. He served the labor movement for more than 50 years, and after the AFL CTO merger he remained a vice president and executive committee member. George Meany mourned his passing, praising his faith courage and judgment.
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Wisconsin highway toll tops 333 as weekend travel begins
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin saw 333 road deaths as summer travel starts. Milwaukeans Raymond Helmke and Vern Miller die in a Highway 51 crash near Plover. Other fatalities include Leland Bungeaux in a Superior train crash, Rosemary Bohlman in a two car Oshkosh collision, Roy Streeter in Fond du Lac crash, Marjorie Swisher near Palmyra, Owen Mathews in a Janesville area crash, and Rose Marie Lichaczewski in ironwood Michigan during a National Guard arena incident.
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Lower Columbia River Rises Toward Flood Level
Portland area braces as the Lower Columbia climbs due to an inland heat wave melting mountain snow. In Vancouver, Washington the river sits about 10 feet above flood level and is forecast to rise two more feet by next Wednesday. The 1948 level saw a devastating dike breach near Vanport that killed a dozen people.
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Senators argue fingerprinting not crime related
Senate members dismissed Russian horror over U S fingerprinting of nonofficial visitors calling identification and protection for both entrants and the country. Khrushchev claimed only criminals are fingerprinted in Russia while proposing law changes. The debate highlighted U S practice versus Soviet policy and noted waivers for some visiting groups.
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Russia Names Shepilov Successor To Molotov
The article notes Nikolai Shepilov named to replace Vyacheslav Molotov in the Soviet leadership as Moscow reshapes its top ranks amid global Cold War tensions.
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Soviet Posturing Shifts Toward Tito as Molotov Out
Moscow replaces Molotov with Dmitri Shepilov in a move seen by Western officials as aligning with Khrushchev and Bulganin to ease Soviet Yugoslav ties. The change signals possible tougher diplomacy, coordination with Tito, and continued peaceful coexistence stance amid ongoing Cold War shifts.
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Adlai Estes Duel Peaks Before California Primary
Sen. Estes Kefauver and Adlai Stevenson enter a final push for California's Democratic presidential primary with 68 delegates at stake. Kefauver attacks Stevenson's civil rights stance while Stevenson defends the Supreme Court order and targets the Eisenhower administration. Nixon warns against write-in votes as California’s primary looms.
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Dr. Kate Newcomb Buried Among Pines At Home
Dr. Kate Pelham Newcomb, country doctor for 25 years in Vilas County, was buried Friday in a new cemetery near the Community Church she helped found. The 70 year old physician died after hip surgery complications, with hundreds at services and more listening outside.
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Local Weather Forecast for La Crosse Area
Fair and warmer tonight with low around 52. Sunday partly cloudy with local thunder showers possible in the afternoon or evening. Highs in the upper 50s to 60s.
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Shepilov Portrays U S as Barrier to World Communism
Dmitri Shepilov, new Soviet foreign minister and ex editor of Pravda, denounces the United States as the chief foe and barrier to worldwide socialism. He spoke April 22 in Moscow at Lenin’s 86th birthday event, outlining anti imperialist goals and reinforcing party line.
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New Minister Greets Tito On Moscow Arrival
In Moscow Tito arrives to patch differences with the Soviet leadership. Dmitri Shepilov greets him as new foreign minister while Khrushchev and Bulganin lead the welcoming party. The mood is cautious as Belgrade notes a favorable reaction to Shepilov replacing Molotov.
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