School Opening Ruled by Court
The Supreme Court ordered Prince Edward County Virginia to reopen its public schools desegregated by next September. Justice Black said federal courts may order openings to guarantee Negro students receive equal education, with possible new parties added if needed.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward
Hugo L. Black
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
Black
U.S. District Court
Virginia
Federal
York in satisfactory condition at Veterans Hospital
Medal of Honor recipient Sgt. Alvin York, 76, was admitted to a Nashville Veterans Hospital for internal hemorrhaging. Doctors halted the bleeding hours after arrival by ambulance, but York will remain in the hospital several days. He lives on a Pall Mall, Tennessee mountain farm.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alvin York
Veterans Hospital
York
Pall Mall
Tenn
6 Hour Photo Finishing and Fast Color Service
Hixon's Studio at 721 Mass offers six hour photo finishing and fast color service. The shop advertises quick turnaround for developing and printing photos with efficient processing.
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Hixon
Mass
Weather outlook for northeast Kansas grows warm and humid
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and humid warmth through Tuesday with easterly winds 15 to 25 mph, strengthening to moderate to strong by night. Highs reach 90 behind a low 60s night, with readings and rainfall noted from past days.
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Kansas
Frank Green at Legion Aires Lounge
Frank Green performs at the Legion Aires Lounge tonight and tomorrow at 8 p.m. An advance notice lists an event service either at Home or Away and provides Rumacy Funeral Home contact VI 3-5111.
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Frank Green
Legionaires Lounge
Adv
Rumacy Funeral Home
New Orleans Mourns Morrison In Plane Crash Toll
New Orleans paused to honor deLesseps Morrison a former mayor and ambassador who died in a Mexico crash. His body will lie in state 24 hours at Gallier Hall. Seven perished including Morrison and his young son. The crash occurred in Tamaulipas storms. others killed include Ovide Cenac Raleigh Pellegrin and Carolyn Vandergrift. Morrison to receive full military honors and a western mass planned in St Louis Cathedral.
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New Orleans
deLesseps
Morrison
Mexico
Tamaulipas Mountains
Gallier Hall
John Randolph
Alvin Callendar Naval Air Station
U.S
Organization of American States
U.S. Army Reserve
Ovide J. Cenac
Houma
Raleigh Pellegrin
Montegut
Cenac
Hugh Ward
Pilot
Brownsville
Tex
Carolyn Vandergrift
Christopher
Washington, D.C
West Palm Beach
Fla
Margaret Price
Vandergrift
St. Louis Cathedral
Rancho Santa Clara
Tampico
Matamoros
Goldwater Concedes Federal Power to Desegregate Schools
In a televised interview on ABC Issues and Answers, Senator Barry Goldwater said the federal government has the power to desegregate local school systems and that it should have been used more in recent years. He favors desegregation provisions in the civil rights bill but opposes limiting the Senate filibuster.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
ABC Issues and Answers
California
Senate
Rights package due Tuesday sparks GOP amendments talk
Senator Dirksen said a leadership sponsored package of civil rights bill amendments may be introduced Tuesday. A fourth conference of Republican senators was called a pretty agreeable meeting as they plan to meet after lunch to consider additional amendments proposed by individual senators.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Nl
Dirksen
Senate Gop
Deer Killed on Turnpike. Driver Not Injured
A deer was killed Saturday about 5:20 p.m. after running into a westbound car on the Kansas Turnpike seven miles east of the Lawrence service area. The driver, Frank Crandall, 48, of Denver, Colo., escaped injury. The deer struck the windshield, broke the glass, and caused $200 damage to the vehicle. Later that night a trailer towed behind a station wagon caught fire on the Turnpike about 11 miles from the service area. the trailer was gutted.
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Kansas Turnpike
Lawrence
Frank Crandall
Denver
Colo
Stock Market Ends Down Slightly in New York
The closing average for 60 stocks in New York fell by 0.2 points to 306.6 as traders wrapped up the session.
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New York
Three Men Held In French Kidnap Victim Rescued
Paris reports three men described as little gangsters are in custody for the kidnapping of Mrs. Marcel Dassault wife of a wealthy French warplane builder. She says she was not mistreated during 35 hours and aided by her captors before her release after gendarmes found the hideout. A fourth man is still sought.
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Paris
Marcel Dassault
Two Bandits Throw Guns In Bucket In Kansas City Robbery
In Kansas City Kansas two bandits held a supermarket staff of about a dozen for over an hour and tried to crack the safe. They retreated after firing at officers and tossing their revolvers into a bucket as police surrounded the scene.
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Kansas City
Kan
Milgram
Jerry Baker
Baker
Two Hospitalized And Five Injured In City Mishaps
In Lawrence three traffic accidents over the weekend left two people hospitalized and five others injured. Charles Neale and William M. Williams were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in fair to good condition. Neale’s passenger Ann Simmons and other drivers and passengers were treated and released. A motorcyclist and a number of other riders sustained cuts, bruises, and minor injuries. Damages included two-car and motorcycle incidents with totals around $700 in one crash and smaller amounts in others.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Charles Neale
Ind. St
William M. Williams
Emery Rd
Neale
Iowa Street
Ann Simmons
Miss. St
Rene R. Yates
R. I
Larry Cork
Tenn. St
14Th
Tenn. Sts
Mass
Sts
Gaylen C. Koons
Maple la
James E. Floro
Leonard
9Th
Iowa Sts
William E. Eagleton
Carl
Honeycut
Platte City
Officials Begin Countdown for Apollo Moonship Test
Cape Kennedy Fla AP launch crew starts the countdown for the first unmanned model of the Apollo moonship. A Saturn 1 rocket and the spacecraft rise over 19 stories high, set to launch at 8 a.m. CST Tuesday.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
No Rain in Sight For Area Tonight
Weather update from Lawrence notes clear to partly cloudy skies with high humidity and warm temperatures through Tuesday. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph shift tonight and Tuesday, with tonight’s low in the upper 60s and Tuesday’s high around 90.
Atlanta Desegregation Plan Requires New Review
The Supreme Court directed the U S District Court in Atlanta to re assess Atlanta’s Grade A Year desegregation plan after Negroes argued it was invalid. The Court said the Board of Education adopted a new formal resolution on April 8 and should be appraised in a proper evidentiary hearing.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Atlanta
High
Atlanta Board of Education
Regents Approve Plans for Two KU 500 Man Dorms
Kansas University faces two new 500 resident halls with bids possible in 1965. Plans place buildings on Mount Oread near 19th Street and Naismith Drive. Regents ok KU budget of 24,096,386 and appoint William A. Kelly as associate dean of the Law School.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Mount Oread
19Th St
Naismith Dr
Allen
Leavenworth
Kelly
KU School of Law
Kansas City
Missouri University At
Schools Voting Set for Douglas County June 2
Douglas County voters go to the polls June 2 to approve or disapprove a two unit school unification plan. If it fails, a September vote or state department decision may follow. The plan splits the county into Lawrence and Douglas districts with a six member Douglas board and potential later central high school.
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Douglas County
State Department of Public Instruction
Lawrence
Douglas County Planning Board
Carl Althaus
Grant School
India
Riverside
Kaw Valley
Wakarusa
Douglas
Eudora
Baldwin
Lecompton
Planning Board
Earl Wilson
Kansas Power & Light Co
Hallmark
FMC
CFCA
Flight to Europe Proves Cheap and Comfortable in 21 day Bargains
The Paris bureau notes a rising appetite for Europe trips as major airlines roll out 21 day excursion fares. A New York to Paris and London round trip drops to 341.80, about half of standard first class, with economy seating and growing popularity for long transatlantic travel.
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Paris
Europe
trans-Atlantic Airlines
New York
London
Businessmen's Noon Luncheon and Little Banquet Ad
Airport-style ad notices announce Weekday business luncheons at 97 cents and a forthcoming Little Banquet. An aisles lounge advertises events for next Monday and Tuesday evenings, providing promotional details for diners and attendees.
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Frank Green
Legionaires Lounge
Reds Snub Envoy at United Nations Security Council
At the U.N. Security Council meeting in New York top Soviet and Czechoslovak officials walked out during a speech by South Vietnam Ambassador Vu Van Mau. The move underscored Cold War tensions as Mau condemned North Vietnam and called for international support.
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United Nations. N.Y
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
U.N. Security Council
Vu van Mau
Gifts for Father and Graduates at Diebolt's
Diebolt's promotes a wide selection of gifts for fathers and graduates with the largest variety in town. Shop for high quality items suitable for celebrations and milestone moments at this local retailer.
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Diebolt's
Adv
40 & 8 Legionaires Event Details
May 27 at 6 30 p m public gathering announced by Adv Stover s Candies near Key Rexall dv featuring Legionaires group with arrangements for attendees and activities noted in brief.
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Legionaires
Stover
Key Rexall
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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