Integration Ordered in Oklahoma Colleges
Oklahoma college boards voted 81 to authorize all state support colleges to admit Negro students who qualify for admission starting the fall term. The move aligns with a Supreme Court ruling that public schools should integrate as soon as feasible. Prior six years saw graduate Negro enrollment increase with no adverse reaction.
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Oe City
Pilahora
Bonya
Supreme Court
U Ling
Oklahoma
Pentagon weighs Air Force output amid warplane push
Secretary of Defense Wilson signaled a broad review of aircraft production as Congress weighs Soviet air power. He said no production speedup beyond the B52 has been ordered yet while confirming a 15 percent B52 production rise. He urged a biannual review of all schedules and noted funds shifts and proposed emergency R and D spending.
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Wilson
Pentagon
Air Force
Congress
Russia
U. S
Swift Wilson
Tade
Senate
House
Sen. Chavez
Subcommittee
Blakes widow named in California will with whisky bequest
Mrs. Jack M. Blake, 37, wife of a Cleveland factory maintenance supervisor, learned Monday she is listed in Anthony J. Zilbauer's California will dated May 18 for the murder of Andrew J. Kmiec. The will leaves her certificates for 90 gallons of whisky stored in a warehouse.
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Slayer
Jack M. Blakemore
Cleveland
Anthony J. Zilbauer
California
Andrew J. Kmiec
Daily News Building Sold at Auction
LOS ANGELES i Real Property formerly owned by Stockholders Publishing Co. the bankrupt publishers of the defunct Los Angeles Daily News was sold at auction for 253500. The three story brick building at 1257 S Los Angeles St brought 230000 to an investment firm and a nearby firm bought the parking lot for 23500 at the bankruptcy court sale conducted Monday by auctioneers.
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Los Angeles
Stockholders Publishing Co
Los Angeles Daily News
S. Los Angeles St
Well clothed Japanese Army Accused of Hoarding Uniforms
Nihon Itei zai reports the Japanese army with about 150,000 men is accused of hoarding enough winter uniforms to last ten years at current use. The piece notes orders are placed with domestic makers despite ample U.S. supply. The claim paints the force as wasteful amid wartime material strain.
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Tokyo
Nihon Iteizai
U. S
Diem Force Scores Major Military Gain
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem claimed a major victory as government forces captured a large segment of the Hoa Hao private army. Gen Tran Van Soai’s insurgents reportedly surrendered, with about a third of the roughly 5,000 fighters giving up in a 273 square mile area southwest of Saigon. Government troops deployed around 20,000 to crush the revolt, driven by rice taxes and control of the southwest region. The operation aims to unite anti-communist forces in the south against North Viet Nam.
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South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Soal
Diem
South
Red
North
Viet Nam
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Norse Way
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Philipmay
Pines
Kyodo
ABBEY
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United Air Lines
New York
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Tong Bach
AIR Lines
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