Resegregation Emerges as Racial Patterns Shift Across Cities
Changes in racial patterns push cities from segregated to desegregated schools and back as white residents move to suburbs while Black residents remain in cities. Washington and St Louis authorities cite housing and transfer policies. Nashville and Ozark show local shifts, with NAACP urging improved housing to curb resegregation.
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Associated Press
Washington
D.C
St. Louis
Miami
Fla
Nashville
U.S
South
Virginia
Maryland
Reed Sarratt
Southern Education Reporting Service
J. Kenneth Morland
Lynchburg
Morland
Robert Saunders
Tampa
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Charlotte
N.C
Ozark
Ark
Saunders
NAACP
Drive To Build Goodyear Plant Tops 265000
Signed agreements in the drive to back the new Goodyear plant reached over 265000 today as efforts push toward the 325000 goal. An agreement with Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. accompanies a 550000 first mortgage by Akron Savings & Loan Co. and the construction contract. Site purchases from the Saxton and Harden families are complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron Savings & Loan Co
Development Corporation
Saxton
Harden
Can Tho Air Port Raid Wounds 14 U S Troops
Communist guerrillas fired mortars and machine guns at Can Tho Airport in South Vietnam, wounding 14 U S Army Special Forces troops. The eight minute attack damaged a plane and buildings but produced light overall damage. Vietnamese troops pursued the attackers afterward.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Can Tho
U.S. Army Field Hospital
Nhatrang
U.S. Marine Corps
New Ohio Health Chiefs Selected
Columbus Ohio AP Dr Emmett W Arnold state health director announced new chiefs for the Ohio Department of Health divisions. Harold A Decker of Columbus to head communicable diseases. William L Babeaux formerly Canton now Bethesda Maryland named chief of dental hygiene.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Health
Emmett W. Arnold
Harold A. Decker
Columbus
Department
U. S. Public Health Service
William L. Babeaux
Canton
Bethesda
ACA Group Praises Two Ohio House Members Voting
The ACA group awards Homer E. Abele and Oliver P. Bolton 100 percent ratings for the first six months of the 88th Congress. Taft Jr. earns 88 percent and Carl W. Rich 86 percent. ACA positions itself as a constitutional action group.
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Washington
Ohio
Homer E. Abele
McArthur
Oliver P. Bolton
Mentor
Americans For Constitutional Action
Robert Taft Jr
Carl W. Rich
ACA
Racial tensions flare in Cambridge as new mediation panel forms
A whites and Negroes committee in Cambridge, Maryland, pushed to solve integration woes with focus on public accommodations. If no progress by 3 pm Wednesday, demonstrations would resume. National Guardsmen and state police kept watch as curbs on alcohol and nightlife remained in effect after a night of unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Md
Stanley Branche
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
National
Someoe
Horners
Negro
J. Maurice Tawes
Guard
Horner
National Guard
Col. Tawes
Surveying Work Planned at Logan Armory Site
Ronald Steward of Steward Construction Co says surveying will begin Thursday on the nine acre Logan armory tract. Heavy equipment will move in to start excavation and it will take two to three weeks before concrete footers and foundations go in. Ground breaking at East Gateway industrial park occurred Tuesday with Logan Trade Club and local officials in attendance.
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Ronald Steward
Steward Construction Co
Marion
Logan Armory
East Gateway Industrial Park
Nationalesert
Logan Trade Club
150 Negroes Held in Charleston Violence Incident
Police dispersed 750 Negroes early today amid Charleston’s month long demonstrations. Five officers and a fireman were seriously injured Tuesday night. A total of 150 Negroes were arrested Tuesday with 95 more detained during the earlier protest near the News and Courier Building. Fire trucks halted a 500 strong crowd in front of the church, but hoses were not used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S.C
News and Courier
Sabin Recovers From Illness While Lecturing in Milan
Dr. Albert B. Sabin, polio expert from Cincinnati, is reported fully recovered after falling ill during a lecture in Milan on Tuesday night.
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Milan
Italy
Albert B. Sabin
Cincinnati
Legislation Seen Solution In Rail Dispute
Washington AP reports a presidential panel drafts an initial report on the railroad unions dispute as Congress prepares to act. The panel will seek comments from carriers and unions before sending the draft to the White House for Kennedy to propose blocking a nationwide strike by July 29. The five unions and associations press that only legislation can avert the strike while railroads defend job cuts as necessary.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Kennedy
Association of American Railroads
W. Willard Wirtz
Seides
Stock Market Prices Mixed
New York stock market opened with mixed results as industrials rose while utilities lagged. The Federal Reserve boosted the discount rate to 3 percent, and the Dow Jones average stood at 703.11 with the Associated Press average at 269.1. Chrysler led a modest comeback, and Ford General Motors and Studebaker edged higher.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Studebaker
Hungarian Reds Grab Trio For Espionage
Communist Hungarian authorities arrested an East German woman and two Hungarians on espionage charges. The trio allegedly worked for West German intelligence, identified as Mrs Konrad Kraemer Janos Holzmeister and Janos Jr.
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Budapest
Hungary
Konrad Kraemer
Janos Holtzmeister
Janos Jr
Logan School Budget Hearing Urged by District Officials
Logan residents are urged to attend a public budget hearing Friday at 8 p.m. in the LHS band room to review a renewal of 10.3 mills and an increase of 1.2 mills amid growth from a new Goodyear plant. Supt. Dwight Diller cites reappraisal effects on state deductions and rising costs necessitating additional local revenue for Logan schools.
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Logan
Dwight Diller
LHS
Goodyear
Diller
Ohio
Logan City
Ohio Weather Outlook Sees Scattered Thunderstorms Ending
Official Weather Bureau summary notes widely scattered thunderstorms Tuesday evening ended after midnight with dry conditions at daybreak. Temperatures ranged from the upper 60s in Columbus to 69 in Columbus and 67 in Cincinnati while warm humid air dominates the region.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Cincinnati
Marietta
Columbus
Cleveland
Zanesville
Heatwave Bakes Hocking Valley Amid High Temps
Hocking Valley swelters as the thermometer hits 92 degrees at 11 a.m. matching Tuesday afternoon. Humid, warm weather is forecast with a low around 63 degrees overnight.
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Hocking Valley
Teereden Ae
Emereanets
scattered thundershowers forecast today and tonight
Meteorologists expect scattered thundershowers today and tonight, concentrated in northern sections. On Thursday, more numerous thundershowers are possible as cooler air moves in from the west toward the state.
Five Day Forecast for Southern and Central Ohio
Temperatures will stay near normal with highs around 84 to 88 and lows near 62 to 67. Minor changes through Monday. Rainfall expected around half an inch in scattered thundershowers mainly on Thursday or Friday.
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Ohio
Four Meigs County Girls Die In House Fire
Rutland Ohio AP reports four young sisters Loretta Violet Barbara and Virginia Large died in a blaze that leveled their home. Parents Andrew 48 and Rosella 43 and brother James 12 and Clinton 11 escaped and were treated by a doctor. The two older girls were found in a second floor bedroom and the others were on the second floor.
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Rutland
Ohio
Andrew Large
Loretta
Violet
Barbara
Virginia
Andrew
Rosella
James
Clinton
Thornville Firm Submits Low Bid On Rt 93 Job
Bids opened by the State Highway Department on 74 projects. United Paving Corporation of Thornville led on the Hocking Vinton Rt 93 section with 65 664 and E G Williams Athens led surface treating in Burr Oak Forked Run and Lake Hope parks with 22 195. F H Brewer Co Lancaster was lowest on resur facing segments of Rt 216 and Rt 93 for 36 0.
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Thornville
State Highway Department
Hocking
Vinton
United Paving Corporation
Hocking-Vinton
Eeen
Rt. 93
Washington Twp
Hocking County
Swan
Vinton County
E. G. Williams
Athens
Burr Oak
Forked Run
Lake Hope
Morgan
Meigs
Williams
F. H. Brewer Co
Lancaster
New Straitsville
Coal and Saltlick
Perry County
Brewer
U S Discount Rate Boosted Across Federal Banks
The Federal Reserve Board raised the discount rate from 3 to 3.5 percent for seven of the twelve reserve banks with others expected to follow. President Kennedy planned a Thursday message to Congress on balance of payments measures as a large deficit in the April-June quarter was indicated.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Kennedy
Congress
Laos Neutrals and Rightists May Unite Against Pathet Lao
Laos neutralist Tiao Sisoumang says if the Laos truce collapses neutralist and right wing forces will join to combat the Communist led Pathet Lao. He told reporters that negotiations by the Communists are only a pretext to buy time.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Laos
Pathet Lao
Tiao Sisoumang
Post and Telecommunications
Woman Refuses to Answer 40 Inquest Questions
In Cleveland, 24 year old Garfield Heights teacher Miss Allene Leonards refused to answer questions at the Coroner’s inquest into Mervin Gold’s death. She was served a subpoena on $10,000 bond after being located at a motel in Cuyahoga Falls. The case centers on Birns and tied to Gold’s illicit financial dealings and stolen Canadian bonds.
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Cleveland
Garfield Heights
Mervin L. Gold
Samuel R. Gerber
Allene Leona Cleveland
Gold
Gerber
James R. Willis
Miss Leonards
Raymond Keefe
Cuyahoga Falls
Monore
Birns
Pepper Pike
GOP Senators Seek Probe Into Vanishing Grain Cargo
Senate Republicans press for a congressional investigation into 24 million bushels of U S grain reportedly vanished on route to Austria valued at 32 million dollars. They warn the barter deal could have moved grain behind the Iron Curtain or sold in West Germany, with potential harm to U S markets.
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Washington
Senate Republicans
Congressional
U.S
Austria
John J. Williams
R-Del
Senate
Germany
Department Inspector General
West Germany
Condon
United States
Als
Williams
Justice Department
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Jack Miller
Lown
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Rsfae
Secret Service reports counterfeit $5 bills in Cincinnati
Secret Service agents say counterfeit 1950B series five dollar notes with serial number G7447646C are turning up in Cincinnati. Authorities warn they are all of the same serial and series.
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Cincinnati
Secret Service
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Artime
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