Carolina school officials bow to court order
Judge J Robert Martin Jr orders the integration of all city schools in District No 20 admitting 11 Negro students to white high and grammar schools in Charleston amid ongoing demonstrations Local board chair Laurence O H Stoney says the district will appeal while planning to run the system in 1964 and maintain discipline The ruling follows a 1962 desegregation suit and precedes two Negro enrollments at the University of South Carolina and Clemson College in the face of federal orders
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Laurence O'H. Stoney
South Carolina
Harvey Gantt
Charleston
Clemson College
University of South Carolina
Columbia
Scientists Split Vote Could Help Test Ban Pact
Senate leader says scientific division could cast a few votes for ratification but pact not in jeopardy. Fulbright notes no clear majority for or against the treaty amid testimony by Teller and Brown. The panel plans closed session with Northrop before public hearings featuring Warburg and Neilan.
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Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
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Air Force Applications Center
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New York
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Eisenhower
Fashion notes spark knee and rib cage kerfuffle
A humorous column riffs on Paris fashion, knee gaze, and the perils of low necklines and shifts. The writer jokes about fashion leaders, wealth, and the awkward shift garment, noting how skirts and knees dominate attention.
Australia Sole Continent Nation, Atlas Confirms
United Press International reports the National Geographic Atlas of the World marks Australia as the only nation occupying an entire continent. This distinction highlights Australia as a standalone landmass governed as a single political unit.
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United Press International
Australia
National Geographic Atlas
Centenary Plans Guest Speakers at Services
Centenary Methodist church announces Dr. E. L. Jorns executive secretary of the Methodist church Oklahoma Conference Board of Education will speak at the Sunday morning service. Rev. C. L. Cranfill youth director at First Methodist church will speak at the evening service. Services begin at 8 30 a m 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m.
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Cameron College to Administer ACT for Freshmen
Cameron College will give the ACT at 8 a.m. Saturday for all freshmen. Dean of Students Charles Elkins said students who have already taken the ACT are not required to retake it. Fee is unavailable in the provided text.
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Cameron College
Cameron
Mexico alert on Britain’s great train robbery suspects
Interpol has notified Mexico to watch for participants in Britain's great train robbery. Scotland Yard conveyed confidential information to the international police body, and the attorney general's office reported the alert on Thursday.
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Menico City
Mexico
Interpol
Britain
Attorney General's Office
Scotland Yard
Treasure buried by mill owner uncovered near Troy
Timbers at Altman Mills umbereft site reveal more of Russell Altman fortune. Workers dig five-foot graves and uncover cans containing about 500000 dollars in small bills. He told heirs before death on July 28 that a large stash was buried. Guards posted as digging continues.
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Here
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Altman
U.S
George Altman
Irwin
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Banks
Two Men Killed In State Wrecks
Two men were killed in separate accidents Thursday, raising Oklahoma's 1968 traffic toll to 429. Victims were Frank L. Drake, 71, of Oklahoma City, and Paul A. Boone, 49, of Dalhart, Texas. Drake died after his car hit the rear of a truck on U S 77 north of Pauls Valley. Boone died when his car collided with another car then struck a truck on U S 412 north of Guymon.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Frank L. Drake
Oklahoma City
Paul A. Boone
Dalhart
Tex
Drake
U. S
Pauls Valley
Boone
Guymon
Isolated Township Seeks Secede From Desha County
Residents of Mississippi Township in Snow Lake Arkansas threaten secession from Desha County over long drives to the county seat. A Sept. 6 meeting is set to discuss withdrawal with county officials who must travel up to 400 miles round trip from Arkansas City. The area is cut off by rivers and a refuge, with Helena 60 miles away in Phillips County as a proposed option.
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Mississippi Township
Desha County
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Snow Lake
Arkansas
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White River Wildlife Refuge
Burton Funk
B.H. Williamson Jr
Phillips County
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