Milford High School integration battle heats Delaware
In Georgetown Delaware NAACP counsel urged readmitting Negro pupils to Milford High School arguing they have a right to attend and stay there. The courtroom crowded with about 200 supporters heard that the prior integration faced boycotts and a board switch led to resegregation to Dover. Bowles of NAAWP faces subpoenas while bond stands at 36000 for alleged compulsory education conspiracy.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Milford High School
William Marvel
NAACP
Louis J. Redding
U. S. Supreme Court
Milford
Bryant Bowles
National Assn
H. Albert Young
NAAWP
Young
Bowles
Jt W Neera
Negra
Dover
Wiles
Delaware
Boycontt
U S Private Marijuana Patch Raided
BELTSVILLE Md government private marijuana patch raided police report the arrest of Rollin Webber 39 Washington construction worker on a charge of cutting stalks at the Agriculture Department experimental farm He waived a preliminary hearing and was held under 1500 bond The formal charge is willful depreciation of government property The patch is used in department research developing hemp used in rope manufacture
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Beltsville
Rollin Webber
Washington
Agriculture Department
Coffee price rise questioned by Senate subcommittee
Sen Beall charged unjustified coffee price increases cost consumers an estimated 293 million dollars from January to August at a Senate Banking Subcommittee hearing. FTC chair Howrey defended the agency, while Exchange President Gustavo Lobo Jr. countered that the FTC’s case is biased and inaccurate.
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Sen
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Senate‘ Banking
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Edward F. Howrey
Exchange
Gustavo Lobo Jr
Howrey
Lobo
Lahd
Woman Ends Testimony Threats At Lamb Inquiry Hearing
Marie Natvig a 50 year old Miami Beach divorcee returned to the FCC hearing room amid chaos after she threatened to kill attorney Russell Brown over his plan to interview her son. She later regained control as examiner Sharfman ordered her back to the stand and she defended actions as protecting her children. The inquiry probes Edward Lamb's alleged Communist ties and his Erie WICU license renewal.
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Washington
Marie Natvig
Edward Lamb
Lamb
Miami Beach
Fla
Federal Communications Commission
Russell Morton Brown
Brown
Commission
Herbert Sharfman
Walter R. Powell Jr
Toledo
Erie
WICU
Natvig
Columbus
Ohio
Grest
Marvin Lemans
Bowling Green
Peter Harris
Samuel Harris
Harris
Ans
Jet Crashes in Clinton Yard Killing Two Children
A jet from Andrews Air Force Base crashed into a yard in Clinton Maryland, killing two children and injuring a woman who was burned. Officials offered no immediate cause or pilot identity. The plane burned upon landing at the yard, and the woman was hospitalized in critical condition. Names of the children were not immediately available.
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Clinton
Andrews Air Force
Andrews
Clintston
Washington
Dorothy Vaughan
Casuality Hospital
Infant Delivered After Franklin Tornado Tragedy
Mrs. Colleen Williams died at St Vincent's Hospital after a tornado struck Franklin, Indiana. Doctors delivered a 54 percent pound girl two weeks premature who is in fair condition. Williams, 24, was struck by a falling tree limb in the yard. Surviving are husband Clarence and three children Linda Lee, Jimmy Keith, and Billy Joe. The tornado damaged a concrete bine auction hall and about 30 homes in Franklin, ten miles south of Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Colleen Williams
St. Vincent's Hospital
Franklin
Hillings Claims Proof of Red Conspiracy
Representative Patrick J. Hillings says he has conclusive evidence of a Soviet conspiracy to burrow into Latin America while U S attention remains on distant trouble spots He heads a House sub committee on Communist Aggression which will hold hearings Thursday and Friday in Los Angeles
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Sremlin
Latin America
Patrick J. Hillings
Calif
House Committee
United States Signals Openness in Soviet Disarmament Proposals
The United States said it would discuss Soviet disarmament proposals, supporting a phased approach with a control organ but warning that the plan must cover all arms and include visible safeguards. Ambassador Wadsworth noted limited punitive power without veto and pressed for single comprehensive disarmament and enforcement measures. He relayed Vishinsky’s clarified points while fearing no on the spot inspections and acceptable international conference if members want.
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United States
U. S
Vishinsky
Russia
Wandsworth
Vishlnsky
Soviet Union
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
France
Jules Moch
Dulles flatly sees Trieste settlement as peace step
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles called the Trieste settlement a major step toward peace at a Columbus Day dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. He said the agreement showed that nations free of Soviet domination can resolve their differences without force.
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Trieste
New York
John Foster Dulles
Waldorf-Astoria, Es
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