Integration Moves Quietly Through South Schools
Mixed reactions mark the second day of desegregation as white parents in several districts pull children from schools while police guard entrances. In New Orleans initial turnout falls at McDonogh 19 and nearby institutions, with small numbers of white pupils attending. Bomb scare hoaxes disrupt Texas and New Jersey sites, yet Galveston and Houston report some continued enrollment as officials advocate gradual integration and stress peaceful measures.
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McDonogh
Frente
Orleans
D. Perry Walker
Legro
New Ovens
William Frantz
White Citizens Council
McDo
Glenfield
Montclair
Dallas
N.J
Etspere
Roger Q. Mills
Garriss Leslie
New Orleans
Sherwise
Galveston
Tex
New Jersey
Houston
John A. Bosman
Episcopal
St. Michael's School
The Better Half By Bob Barnes distributed to other schools citywide
The article describes a bill in Washington to transfer pupils from Lincoln Elementary in New Rochelle to classes at other schools, aiming to boost first class mail rates by one cent and raise minor postal charges. Secretary Goldberg comments on a broader education reform goal.
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New Rochelle
Washington
Lincoln
House Post Office Committee
Chicago
Secretary of Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
South Committee
Ten New Rangers Appointed To Texas Force Expansion
Ten new Texas Rangers were appointed by Col. Homer Garrison Jr., expanding the force from 52 to 62. The move, the largest since 1935, follows a legislature approved boost to meet growth and rising call volumes across 37 counties. Names include officers from DPS and various company postings in Dallas Houston Lubbock and Waco. A separate incident notes thieves stole silver, leaving 171 silver dollars recovered with losses in bills and silver.
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Knox County
Homer
Melton
Benjamin
Compan Garrison
C. Lubbock
W. D. Wilson
Austin
Garrison
Waco
Charles Moore
Dallas
Texas Ranger
Raymond
Waters
Lub
Glenn Elliott
Long Lare
Lubbock
View
Capt
Jim Paulk
Radar Carrying Soviet Prawlers Seen Off Coast
More than a dozen Soviet fishing trawlers 2000 feet long with extensive radar gear were sighted by a Coast Guard plane off Georges Bank, northeast of Cape Cod. Two larger mother ships accompanied them, with trawlers spread along a 25 mile stretch near Texas Tower No 2. The Coast Guard said the vessels were in international waters and did not speculate on their purpose.
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Sttate Setsguard
Georges Bank
New England
Coast Guard
Texas Tower No. 2
Air Force
Cape ‘004
U.S
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By Bob Barnes
Texas
Memphis
Sharift Vallance
E. G. Albers Jr
Pampa
Frank G. Horger
McAllen
Corpus’ Christi
Alfred Allee Jr
Corpus Christi
Midland
Sgt. C. L. Luther
Crosby Square
Montero
Hemphill-Wells Downs
McGregor
Cardigan
HiVee
Shetland
Monte
Ivory
Stationery Dept
VOGUE
Easday
Yemphillowntown
Cinter
Gulf Stream
Lea
Monterey
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