Court Rules Schools End Segregation End segregation via equity powers, 1954 principles
The Supreme Court outlines that racial segregation in public schools must end and directs lower courts to fashion equitable decrees. Justices emphasize that public and private needs must be reconciled, with school authorities primarily responsible for implementing integration. Cases involve Clarendon County, Prince Edward County, Topeka, Montomery? and DC districts, applying to 17 states with segregated schools.
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Wheat Warren
Courts of Equity
High Tribunal
High Court
U. S
Eisenhower
Sobeloff
Supreme Court
Warren
Clarendon County
South Carolina
Prince Edward County
Virginia
Topeka
Kans
Clamont and Hockessin
U.S. Supreme Court
Hinton
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Senor
and Cooper
Alabama
Wilcox County
C. A. Scott
Atlanta Daily World
Ethant
M. Ding
Mississippi
Louisiana
Eisenhower weighs air power and civil defense options
President Eisenhower in remarks weighed whether to raise air power budgets after Soviet display of long range bombers while noting no current need. He questioned intervention in strikes, discussed wage and unemployment coverage, and urged focus on Big Four talks with Britain France and Russia without fixing conference details. He emphasized civil defense enthusiasm and warned against relying on a poll about Quemoy and Matsu.
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Eisenhower
Russia
Soviets
U. S
CIO ‘Auto Workers Union
Ford
Eiserhower
Congress
Sen
George D-Gal
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Great Britain
France
Chiefs of State
Jlater
Hisenhower
Ruemoy and
Awaisu
Quemoy
Matsu
Red China
Far East
Yanks Freed by Reds Endure Long Wait For Release
Four U S airmen held in Manchuria after being shot down in Korea were released after five months of diplomatic effort led by U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and foreign diplomats. The men arrived in Hong Kong and were greeted by U S air attache Lt Col Simpson who provided clothing and comfort.
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China
Mukden
Manchuria
Hong Kong
Lowu Bridge
Fan Ling Jockey Club
Air Force
Col. Simpson
U. S
Simpson
Heller
Bei Fischer
Jockey Club
Parks
Cameron
Mei
Red Chinese
Red China
Peiping
Korea
A. S
United States
U N. Assembly
U. N
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Britain
Sweden
India
U.S
Dulles
Hammarskjold
Nehru
Chou
Navy Transport Lands Safely After Engine Fire
A U S Navy transport returning to Hong Kong from Manila landed safely after one of its four engines caught fire 15 minutes after takeoff. The craft carried seven crew and four passengers including two Air Force nurses. Pilot Lt Cmdr GD Virgo of New York City reported the fire caused by a broken fuel line was extinguished automatically.
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Navy Transport
Kong
U. S. Navy
Hong Kong
Manila
Air Force
Cmdr
Virgo
New York City
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Dr. Hiss
East Broadway
Long Beach
Los Angeles
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Pasadena
Ania
Woking
Standlee Mantin
Tvieg
Reds
Hawaii
Washington
Honolulu
U. MN
Rontier
Yalu River
Harvey Freeman
Hays
Moore Standard
Wea
Carl
Wilton
South Coast
Chenilles
Saranette
Pacific Coast
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Nevada
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