Desegregation Advances Amid Setbacks Across U S Cities
Voluntary desegregation expands in cities, counties, and businesses though threats of demonstrations and white resistance persist. Biracial committees push peaceful integration with leaders from government and industry backing gradual steps and open facilities in Georgia, Florida, Virginia, and Texas.
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Winston-Salem
Durham
Raleigh
Statesville
Charlotte
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Virginia
Florida
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Gainesville
U.S. Supreme Court
Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Austin
San Antonio
Would Do It All Again Behind Communist Undercover life
Mrs. John Tichonuk and her husband, undercover as Communists for seven years, revealed to AP that they posed as party members in Philadelphia to aid FBI, reporting weekly while their three children were young. Their covert work ended in 1962 when he joined St. Lawrence Gas in Potsdam.
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Potsdam
N.Y
John Tichonuk
FBI
Philadelphia
Tichonuk
Subversive Activities Control Board
New York City
Air Force
Watertown
Tichonuks
Communist Party
Laurie
Mike
Arthur
Holdup Suspects and 14 Year Old Girl Nabbed in Iowa
In Grinnell Iowa a gunman and a 14 year old girl surrendered after exchanging shots with a posse. No injuries reported. Farnham and Hollinger were pursued after a Coralville service station holdup. a companion, John Cheades, was captured earlier seven miles northeast of Grinnell.
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Iowa
Grinnell
James O. Farnham
Rockford, Ill
John Cheades
Rockford
Iowa City
Judd Kahler
Jerry Barnes
Farnham
Kahler
Barnes
Coralville
India Defense Chief Suffers Heart Attack
Defense Minister Y B Chavan suffered a mild heart attack Sunday morning in Nasik. An official announcement said he flew in Saturday to inspect an artillery center and a site near Nasik for a proposed MIG plane factory to be erected with Russian collaboration.
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Bombay
India
Y. B. Chavan
Nasik
Chavan
Wreck Kills Tyler Woman in Dalhart Texas Crash
Mrs. John M. Stephens died on arrival at a Dalhart hospital after a car and trailer rolled over five times on Texas 385 south of Dalhart. Her husband, a Tyler banker and chairman of Peoples National Bank, was not seriously injured. The trailer appeared to cause the accident. the highway was blocked briefly.
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Dalhart
Tyler
Texas 385
Panhandle
John M. Stephens
Peoples National Bank
Hoffa to Face Arraignment on Jury Bribe Charge Today
Hoffa and ten co defendants will be arraigned before Federal Judge Frank Gray Jr in Nashville on charges of jury tampering related to last year’s $1 million conspiracy trial. Bribes totaling at least 75000 were alleged to have been offered to jurors and prospective jurors. The case also involves two Teamsters officials, three detectives, and an ILA vice president.
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Alabama
Mobile
Birmingham
Atlanta
Savannah
Hoffa
Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Frank Gray Jr
Chicago
Michigan
The
International Longshoreman's Association
JFK Goverment Allows TV Cameras for Kennedy Address
Dublin AP reports Ireland will permit television cameras in the Dail for President Kennedy's address during his visit later this month marking a change in the long standing ban on cameras inside parliament.
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Dublin
Ireland
Kennedy
Cardinal Cushing urges end to Catholic marriage restrictions
Cardinal Richard Cushing of Boston calls for removing many Catholic non-Catholic marriage pledges. He argues the promises irritate couples and may be made in bad faith. He also urges tribunals to handle more cases locally to cut Rome delays.
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New York
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
College of Cardinals
Cardinal Cushing
United States
Rome
John
Radio schedules list KDAV KEBK KSEI KAFM KIXT KSFI programs
Broadcast listings show KDAV non network stations with daily news at 5 30 and 12 00 and other times, KEBK and KIJ4 signals, dawn to dark coverage, and FM stations KSEI 93 7 KAFM 96 3 KIXT 91 9 KSFI 960 with Paul Harvey and News & Music blocks. A new room darkening shade features woven reed design with a three dimensional pattern and bland grass cloth tones suitable for various decors.
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KDAV
Wthr
Fulton Lewis
Clara Pratt
Ksei-Fm
KAFM
Kixt-Fm
KSFI
Paul Harvey
FYI
Calf Eats Apron Wallet With 330 Francs Discovered
In La Roche sur Yon a ravenous calf ripped an apron and swallowed a wallet containing 330 francs. Only fragments of the wallet were found in the animal’s stomach after the incident at the slaughterhouse.
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LA Roche-Sur-Yon
France
UPI
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