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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1954
Page
8
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Reports from Milford Oklahoma and Pensacola detail school integration clashes and board resignations. Milford’s three‑member board quit after protests and threats following forced integration plans. Ohio Gov. Lguseke cites possible wrongs against Negro children amid suits alleging segregation. Georgia and Maryland responses reflect ongoing legal battles. An unrelated puzzle blurs with ad hoc word clues.
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In Castel Gandolfo, Pope Pius XI, despite doctors orders to rest, spoke to the 42 nation geophysics conference for about 15 minutes. He praised scientists for personal initiative and perseverance and warned that true scientists elevate themselves beyond mere technical problems. Russian delegates were absent.
Lewis Bowman, operator of a local chicken ranch in Payson, says a pullet hatched recently may start a new strain. He notes the bird has three thighs, four legs, four feet and 15 toes and jokes about specializing in chicken thighs.
UPI reports Vice President Nixon asserts the Eisenhower administration faces a Communist conspiracy plot in the United States. He castigates Democrats and urges independents to back Republicans, insisting a united, vigorous campaign will secure GOP victory and continued support for Eisenhower's program.
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