Supreme Court upholds New Orleans desegregation ruling
The Supreme Court unanimously rejects Louisiana interposition to block desegregation and upholds a three judge federal court ruling. The decision denounces interposition as unconstitutional and denies stay requests while striking down Arkansas’s annual teacher affidavit law as too broad. Justice Stewart delivered the 5-4 ruling with dissenting opinions by Justices Frankfurter and others.
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JFK Jr Gains Weight in Florida
John W Kennedy Jr is reported to be gaining weight and doing well in Florida. Dr C Jennings Derrick, a longtime family physician, visited the Kennedy home in Palm Beach and noted the infant’s progress since birthweeks ago.
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No New Action In Coan Eligibility Case
Kansas City attorneys indicated no new action today in the Bert Coan eligibility dispute with the Big Eight Conference over KU football 1960 title and Doan's inaction until October 25 1961 They said action would wait for University and Coan approval to avoid harming the individual's rights and interests.
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Jobless and Employed Reach New Highs in November
Government figures show unemployment rising to 4.031 million in November while employed persons total 67.182 million, a record for the month. The Labor Department notes declines across manufacturing, a shorter factory work week, and widespread industry impact beyond steel and autos.
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Kennedy selects Rusk as secretary of state and Stevenson UN ambassador
President elect John F Kennedy names Dean Rusk head of the State Department and Adlai Stevenson as United Nations ambassador. He also designates Rep Chester Bowles as undersecretary of state. The announcements were made at Kennedy's Atlantic coast home during a news conference. Rusk accepts a demanding role, praising Stevenson and Bowles, while Kennedy vows a foreign policy for freedom. He plans an additional undersecretary and a cabinet appointment by Wednesday.
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Castro Faces Labor Unity Test Amid Anti Reds Demonstrations
In Havana, Fidel Castro faces a labor unity test as the Sugar Workers Union backed by the Cuban Confederation of Workers pressures the Electrical Union to align with the revolution. Electric workers marched on the presidential palace shouting Cuba si Russia no, while the sugar union seeks purges of saboteurs and counterrevolutionaries amid threats of pay cuts to sustain sugar exports outside the U.S. market.
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Funeral Services Set Tuesday For E. C. Quigley
Ernest C. Quigley 81 longtime Kansas University athletic director from 1944 to 1950 dies after ill health since 1958. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. John's Church with Rt. Rev. Msgr. Towle. Rosary 7 p.m. today at Cooper-Warren Chapel. Burial Mt. Calvary. Quigley rose from St. Mary's coach to National League umpire supervisor and KU builder of the athletic program.
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Funeral Notices and Local Advertisements Gathered
Funeral notices listed for Raney Hillcrest with ads for Adv Xmas trees cheap at Garrett Market Stover's Candy and Cooper Drug. Page 2 notes prescriptions and community ads including Hillcrest and local shops.
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Many Non-White Homes Are Poor
Lawrence housing article notes substandard living conditions for nonwhite residents. Authors discuss causes including economic disadvantage, limited skills, segregation, seasonal work, financing challenges, and suburban focus for higher income groups.
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Housing Worth Declines After 20 to 30 Years in Lawrence
The article notes that houses in Lawrence lose value as investments after 20 to 30 years. It adds that even with diligent repairs a dwelling may not be considered old until 40 to 50 years. It observes most housing for non whites is old and poor as investments.
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KU star Hadl misses Garroway show after New York trip
Kansas University football icon John Hadl, honored as Look magazine's All-America, rode home from New York where he enjoyed the trip with 21 other players. He did not speak on air as Bellino and Romig led the dialogue. Hadl toured Greenwich Village and Times Square and received a Look All-American watch.
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Season's Best Day Saturday in Downtown Shopping
Downtown Massachusetts Street saw heavy traffic as shoppers packed the area Saturday afternoon. Merchants called the period excellent and expected a peak in the coming days as stores extend hours and anticipate a busy Christmas season.
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Crippling Storm Sweeps U S East With Deep Snow
A pre winter snow storm from the Southwest blanketed the East Coast and South with up to a foot of snow. It caused at least 15 deaths mainly from accidents and shoveling. Airports closed and schools statewide canceled classes.
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Higley’s Toyland Ad Promotes Evening Shopping
A compact ad on page 16 urges men to visit Higley’s Toyland in east o coast area Eudora for tonight shopping highlights.
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Snow Closes Weekend Traffic In Lawrence With 6 Inch Snow
Six inch December snowfall in Lawrence caused heavy traffic and minor injuries. The storm added 1.30 inches of moisture, with 1.26 inches in the 24 hours ending Sunday morning. Nine people were hurt in a three car crash at Kth and Tenn. Sts, all treated and released. damage exceeded $5,200.
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Luncheon Buffet Ad at Holiday Inn Restaurant
Six inch page notice promotes a Monday to Friday luncheon buffet at the Holiday Inn Restaurant with all you can eat for 95 cents.
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Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Turns Warmer Tuesday
Fair tonight with frigid air easing Tuesday as temperatures rise from lows of 10 to 15 degrees tonight to highs in the middle to upper 30s. Details include rainfall and past records, with sunrise and sunset times noted for Tuesday.
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