Free Private Negro School Plan Developed
Richmond Virginia AP reports a privately financed plan to educate Prince Edward County's Negro children, lacking schools since 1959, to begin this fall with remediation. A biracial board may run funds from foundations and donors, following Tuesday talks among federal, state, and county officials and Negro leaders.
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Richmond, Va
Prince Edward County
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Prince Edward
Circuit Court of Appeals
Virginia Supreme Court
Circuit Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Harrison
Colgate W. Darden
William Vanden Heuvel
U.S. Atty
Edmondson Attacks Life Magazine Over Arkansas River Article
Rep. Ed Edmondson accused Life Magazine of fiction and falsehood in its Arkansas River Project piece. He defended Sen. Robert Kerr and the project, saying the article maligns Kerr’s memory and harms public trust in government programs. He warned the piece edges toward libel.
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Washington
UPI
Ed Edmondson
Life Magazine
Arkansas River
Edmondson
Oklahoma Democrat
Congressional Record
U. S
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Kerr
Informer Valachi Held Under Army Guard at Ft Monmouth
Army officials guard Joseph Valachi at Ft Monmouth after his confession to the crime syndicate. A government source says release would likely end his life within half an hour. The underworld reportedly places a $100000 price on his head for talking.
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FT. Monmouth
Joseph Valachi
Valachi
Underworld
Cool Air From New England Touches Nation
United Press International reports a cool air mass moving from New England to Texas with a Tuesday of tornadoes. Weather fronts brought rains across the region, sparking damage in towns from Troy New Hampshire to St. Petersburg Florida and floods in Buffalo New York.
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New England
Texas
Alabama
Maine
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Troy
N.H
St. Petersburg
Fla
Greenville
S.C
Buffalo
N.Y
State University of Buffalo
Stillwater City Planner Resigns After 1959 Tenure
Stillwater city planning director Ralph Ochsner announced his resignation effective September 15. He leaves to accept a similar post in another city and did not disclose the new employer. Ochsner has served in Stillwater since 1959.
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Stillwater (Ap
Ralph Ochsner
Ochsner
Stillwater
Water needs for dairy cows cited in daily intake
A dairy reference notes that a cow may drink up to 300 pounds of water daily to produce about 80 pounds of milk. The fact highlights the water demand of milk production.
Closed Meeting On Rights Set
Washington House judiciary subcommittee meets behind closed doors to draft a civil rights bill response to President Kennedy's call. Rep. Emanuel Celler leads the process, with the full committee to review the bill after three weeks or more of drafting and potential compromises.
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Washington
UPI
House
Kennedy
Judiciary
Emanuel Celler
D-N_Y
Judiciary Committee
Subcommittee
Oklahoma City Man Dies in Motorscooter Collision
An Oklahoma City man aged 25 identified asee Rutledge died after his motorscooter collided with a car in northwest Oklahoma City. The car driver Omer Huffman, 85, was uninjured. Rutledge recently moved from Lawton and was the son of Ruth Rumph.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Ee A Rutledge
Oklahomion
Omer Alexander Huffman
Lawton
Rutledge
Ruth Rumph
County Board chair Proposes Public Uniforms for Officials
Stockton California Tuesday Charlies Hawkins chairman of the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors suggested county employees be required to wear uniforms so the public would recognize public servants on the street coffee shops and in taverns when they should be minding the store.
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Stockton
Calif
UPD
Charlies Hawkins
San Joaquin
Nuclear test helps solve Van Allen radiation belt mystery
Wilmont N. Hess of Goddard Space Flight Center reported at a satellite conference that a 1.4 megaton hydrogen bomb blast above the Pacific last year acted as a controlled space experiment. The blast clarified the path and decay of high energy electrons in the Van Allen belt and will aid spacecraft design as solar activity rises in two years.
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Blacksburg
United States
Pacific
van Allen
Wilmont N. Hess
Goddard Space Flight Center
van Allen Belt
Hess
Rusk Home Thank Gromyko For Hospitality
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Lord Home sent thank you notes to Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. The messages thank him for hospitality during their Moscow visit for the nuclear test ban treaty signing.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Bar Owner Opens Western Saloon in Visby
In Visby Sweden a small bar owner has started a nightly Western brawl to draw customers. Four men participate each evening staging the mock fight as entertainment for patrons.
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Visby
Sweden
UPI
Death of Olive Baldwin After Chicken Bone Lodged in Throat
An English coroner reported Mrs Olive Baldwin aged 64 died ten days after a chicken bone became lodged in her throat. X rays failed to locate the obstruction.
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Swindon
England
Apt
Olive Baldwin
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