Desegregation Setbacks Hit Dallas Miami Schools
U S appellate ruling orders Dallas to desegregate but no time limit while Miami faces a judge's reconsideration of a suit to enter white schools. In North Carolina, Charlotte Greensborough and Winston-Salem approved voluntary assignments of 12 Negro children to seven white schools for fall. Florida officials defend pupil assignment law as state tests loom.
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Miami School Board
Dade County
Minami
Leroy Collins
Stillwater Approves Million Dollar City Budget
Stillwater city commissioners approved a budget exceeding one million dollars for the current fiscal year. Mayor A B Alcott noted a 3 to 4 percent general pay raise for city employees and said the increase, about 114000 over last year, funds major expansions in the water and light departments.
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Stilwater
A. B. Alcott
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Water and Light
Alcott
Bond issue approved for Lenapah school project
A $125,000 bond issue to finance construction of a 31 room elementary school was approved here yesterday by a voir of Wi n.
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Israel Ship Clears Canal With Sailor Held
The Danish freighter Birgitte Tol t bound for Haifa reported clearing the Suez Canal and anticipated arrival by nightfall. Egyptian police reportedly arrested Raephael Eylon, a crewman, for alleged waterway photography and suspicious conduct and did not return him to the ship. Israel seeks UN action through Dag Hammarskjold and the Security Council as the investigation continues.
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Birgitte Tolt
Israel
Suez Canal
Haifa
Sraeli
Raephael Eylon
Suez
Hylon
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Eylon
Unique Signature On Bad Checks Brings Jail Term
Os car Hayes, a 33 year old garage mechanic, was sentenced to three years in jail in Rock Hill for forging checks. He signed ten fraudulent checks as the signature on the instruments.
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Rock Hill
D. C
Oscar Hayes
Oklahoma City Considers School Integration Plan
Oklahoma City officials review integration of two elementary schools for the 1957 58 term. Board of Education and administrators consider faculty overhauls chaired by Superintendent Melvin Barnes.
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Oklahoma City
Board of Education and
Melvin Barnes
Possible integration of white and Negro teachers at local schools
A report suggests that white and Negro teachers may be assigned to the same faculty at schools. The article notes cautious discussion among administrators about joint staffing and potential impacts on classroom dynamics.
Oklahoma City Chamber Chief Invited to Russia
H. B. Groh Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce president received a personal invitation to visit Russia for two weeks with all expenses paid. Georgi N. Zaroubin Russia's ambassador to the U S extended thanks for Oklahoma City's hospitality at the recent Semi-Centennial Exposition where Russians had an exhibit. Groh also serves as Southwestern Bell district manager and will check his schedule to see if he can accept.
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H. B. Groh
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