Capital Moves On Segregation In Public Schools
Washington moves to end segregation in its 165 public schools over 15 months after the Supreme Court ruling. District plans include unifying the system, merging teacher eligibility lists, and transferring about 2700 pupils to relieve overcrowding, with 18 schools affected.
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Washington
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Justice Department
Eisenhower
Board of Education
Hobart M. Corning
Corning
Cole Sees H Bomb Show Unnecessary
Rep W Sterling Cole chairman of the Senate House Committee on Atomic Energy says Russian leaders need only imagination to grasp the H bomb's force. A.A. Murray of the Atomic Energy Commission had proposed a demonstration for nations, including Russia, to promote war rejection and nuclear arms talks.
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Washington
W. Sterling Cole
R-Ny
Senate
House Committee On Atomic Energy
CBS
Thomas E. Murray
Atomic Enery Commission
Russia
Four Hearsemen Take Second in Barbershop Contest
The Four Hearsemen, a professional quartet from Amarillo Texas singing for a local funeral home, earned second place at the annual barber shop contest in Washington D C The Orphans from Wichita Kansas won the event hosted by SPEBSQSA Inc.
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Washington
Barber Shop
Amarillo
Tex
Orphans
Wichita
Kan
Monroney Attacks Wisconsin Senator On Air
Senator Mike Monroney of Oklahoma accused Senator McCarthy of trying to reshape the Republican Party in his image during a guest appearance on the American Forum of the Air. He said many Republicans view McCarthy as splitting the party and placing himself above President Eisenhower, calling McCarthy's support a political kiss of death for GOP congressional candidates.
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Washington
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Monroney
Congress
Memorial to Dogs in Japanese City
In a western Honshu city dogcatchers unveiled Monday a stone memorial tablet for the repose of departed canines amid fears of curses from the dogs they captured and destroyed.
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Tsurugn
Japan
Honshu
Kidnapper In Jail Seeks Missing Ransom In Arizona
Daniel J. Marsin, 41, jailed on kidnapping charges for $75,000 ransom. Police hunt in the Superstition Mountains for marked bills paid by Herbert Smith for Evelyn Ann Smith's release. Officers comb mines and rough terrain as questions mount over the abduction and identification process.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Daniel J. Marsin
Superstition Mountains
Evelyn Ann Smith
Herbert
Smiths
Bird Who Came To Dinner Stays
Five weeks ago a baby sparrow fell into the yard of police lieutenant Peter Babich and his wife Jewel in Riverdale. They fed the bird by eye dropper. A week later Birdie fledgling left the house but returns each morning to the Babich window for breakfast.
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Chicago
Peter Babich
Riverdale
Babich
Jewel
Birdie
VA Medical Director Dedicates New 8 Million Dollar Hospital
Cincinnati VA hospital valued at eight million dollars was dedicated by Vice Admiral Joel T. Boone, chief medical director of the Veterans Administration. It is the 170th VA facility and will serve as a surgical and general hospital.
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Cincinnati
Joel T. Boone
The
Veterans Administration
Two American pilots killed in F84 collision near Taegu
Two American pilots died when their F84 fighter bombers collided about ten miles southeast of Taegu. Names were not released.
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Seoul
Taegu
Boy Arsonist To Get Psychiatric Tests
Chicago detectives scheduled psychiatric tests for an 11 year old boy after a tenement fire killed seven people and injured nine Friday night. Marion Gregory initially told police two men in baseball caps started the blaze with gasoline in a stairwell rubbish heap and later demonstrated how a match he flipped a stairwell could ignite a cigarette after he drank whisky.
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Chicago
Marion Gregory
Lewis
Marion
Dried-Out Cigar Restored by Gradual Humidor Process
A dried-out cigar can be revived by a slow gradual humidor, taking from a few weeks.
Hoxbars Proved In Stephens Area
Oil activity continues as testing proceeds on the Shebaster Toland and Reeves No 1 Tullous well near the Comanche county line in SE SE of 35 2n 9w. The well flowed oil and gas after perforating Hexbar sand and is on a 1 200 acre lease, with further work planned on nearby Dunham farm wells seeking oil or gas.
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Shebaster, Toland
Reeves No. 1
Tullous
Comanche County
S. H. Ene
Nellie
Wildcat
Toston
Ee Co
Carl J. Bergman
Dunham Farm
Velde Group Opens Seattle Red Probe
SEATTLE Chairman Velde said a four day hearing before the House Un-American Activities Committee will be among the most important. It marks the first congressional probe of Communist activity in the Pacific Northwest a key industrial maritime and rural region. A Communist stage troupe member in the Northwest is to be a friendly witness as the first of expected 40 or more renounced communists after convictions last October.
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Smith
Phoenix
Marsin
John J. Flynn
Maricopa County
Ann
Flynn
Seattle
Velde
House Un-American Activities Committee
Pacific Northwest
Goo
Mid Wi
Northwest
West German Crisis Deepens Over Soviet Policy
The Pravda article reports Moscow seeks a new Soviet policy toward Bonn, with Georgi Malenkov signaling talks with East Germany. Adenauer’s pro Western stance faces fresh pressure as Free Democrats push for renewed relations while Socialists claim a shift toward normal ties with the Soviet Union.
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Edecaaty
Konrad Adenauer
Communist Party
Moscow
Pravda
Georgi Malenkov
Bonn
Malenkov
Adenauer
Socialist Party
Uion
Nebraska Pilot Killed in Korea Plane Crash
Fifth Air Force identified 2nd Lt. Donald Lee Case of Bloomfield Nebraska as the F 84 Thunderjet pilot killed when his target plane crashed and exploded near a village. A Korean girl and a young boy also died. Case arrived in Korea two months ago.
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Seoul
Fifth Air Force
Donald Lee Case
Bloomfield
Neb
Case
Korea
Siamese Twin Boys Die In Incubator
Doctors said it would have been absolutely impossible to separate the Siamese twin boys who died in an incubator as the twins shared vital organs and were joined at the chest. The case highlights the limits of surgery in separated conjoined twins during early pediatric care.
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