Federal plan targets desegregation of impacted area schools
The Justice Department plans next week to file a federal suit in Florida seeking to force integration of all schools receiving federal aid in impacted areas. The action would finance desegregation while redirecting students on military bases to on-base schooling, potentially withdrawing funds from local districts. The move follows Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Abraham A. Ribicoff's hint of action next year and would affect districts in 30 states, including about 83 million dollars for 14 southern states.
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Washington
Tustice Department
Plains
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Health, Education and Welfare
Abraham A. Ribbott
Itibl Cott
Atestastles Department
Inka Segte
Dai
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The Parson Thinks Out Loud
Sunday praise lags while worshipping. Monday notes spring aroma and crocus imagery near the throne. Tuesday speaks of ministering to others and their patience. Wednesday highlights Protestant Center at Seattle World Fair and modern church witness. Thursday urges soft, non argumentative talk. Friday cites Mrs Kennedy on children's imagination. Saturday warns a religion that costs nothing is worthless.
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Seattle
Fisher Alone In Denial Over Elizabeth Taylor Split
Eddie Fisher gave a solo denial of reports he and Elizabeth Taylor are separating. He said Liz would not join him in denying rumors that Richard Burton is her new private life co star and as well as in Cleopatra. The confusion centered on ongoing film production and personal life gossip surrounding the couple.
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New York
UPI
Eddie Fisher
Elabeth Taylor
Liz
Berakitul
Richard Burton
Private Life
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Perez Raps Catholic School Move in New Orleans Rally
In New Orleans, segregationist Leander H. Perez Sr. urged white Catholic parents to boycott more than 150 parochial schools and cut church support to halt desegregation. He called Archbishop Rummel’s desegregation a curse on 75,000 white Catholic children, drawing applause from supporters.
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New Orleans
UPD
Leander H. Perez Sr
Cifcns Council of Greater
Oriler Perez
Josep Francis Rummel
Monicipal
USW Approval Set On Basic Contract
United Steelworkers Wage Policy Committee prepared to ratify a two year basic pact for 43,000 workers. No immediate wage rise, but 10 cent fringe benefits increase and a second year wage reopening clause. Kennedy urged timely agreement and a mass meeting for 450 union negotiators.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
United Steelworkers
USW
David J. McDonald
Washington
McDonald's
Deaths and Funerals Roundup from Pruden and Clairfield
Obituaries list Mrs. Susan Profitt of Pruden Tenn two qualifying leaves. Surviving family includes husband Andy J Profitt and numerous children stepchildren grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services held at Pruden Baptist Church with interment at New Salem Cemetery. Infant Dianne Teague of Clairfield Tenn died at Middlesboro aged under one, with graveside rites at George Partin Cemetery. Other notices include Rena Ward Evans funeral at Binghamtown Baptist Church and Mollie Durham of Pineville Lakeland Ky. funeral services set for Crab Orchard, Ky. Funeral home arrangements by Cawood Shumate Gordon Howard.
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Tenn
Thomas Pierce
Fane Norton Pierce
Andy J. Profitt
Chilren
Prufen Baptist Church
Sherman Gibson
William Pierce
Carolyn Howard
Harold [Tane
Clifford Lowe
Joe Stevens
Evan Profitt
Ray Farmer
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New Salem
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Cawood Funeral Home
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Charles Hatfield
Clairfield
George Partin
Bob Jones
Speed Powers
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General Assembly
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City
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Hermen Matthews
Austin Redmond
Clyde Taylor
Johnnie Greene
Wallace Coldlton
J. T. Evans
Denver Knuckles
Earl Asher
Mollie Durham
Central State Hospital
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Nelson
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Pineville
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East Pineville
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Redistrict Move Aimed for Special Session
Louisville news reports that C. W. Adle Cann said Friday he will use Gov Bert Combs to call a special session of the General Assembly to redraw state legislative district lines.
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Louisville
UPI
C. Wo A
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Bert T. Combs
General Assembly
Farm prices rise in March as costs steady
Washington report shows crop and livestock prices up four tenths of one percent for the month ended March 15. The Agriculture Department also noted that the cost of production and living supplies purchased by farmers remained steady.
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Washington
UPD
Agriculture Department
Department
US Nicaragua pact signed for economic aid alliance progress
Managua Nicaragua report that the United States and Nicaragua signed an agreement for general economic and technical aid under the Alliance for Progress. The accord aims to bolster development and cooperation between the two nations.
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Managua
Nicaragua
UPT
United States
Alliance For Progress
Results Await Final Tally From March Funds Drive
Thursday night event for cerebral palsy funds raised expectations but final results not determined. Middlesboro chair Mrs Eugene Smith stated a final tabulation will be released Monday.
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Eugene Smith
Middlesboro
Smith
Tug capsizes and sinks. 14 crew escape in three minutes
A foot seagoing tug capsized and sank within three minutes on Friday but its 14 crewmen scrambled to safety. Three crewmen risked their lives to rescue males trapped below deck. Other regional briefs note Murray State officials urged to run for state superintendent, a stay of execution for a Louisville man, rural housing funds for Kentucky, highway bids, Clement's campaign, a nurse indicted for alleged murder attempt, Foster reappointed to UK Board, and a Methodist Church grant aiding 200 Lalen Calogue students for weekly chapel programs.
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Barbourville
Division of Higher Education
General Board of Education
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Methodist Church
Tri Staters in Service Rolllets Fort Eustis
Hubert W. Owens aged 27 earned promotion to sergeant at Fort Eustis Virginia where he serves as chief harkercraft operator in the 464th Transportation Company His parents Mr and Mrs B Tyler Owens reside in Ewing Also Army Pvt Freddie R Baker son of Mr and Mrs Luther L Baker Route 1 Pineville completed eight weeks of advanced individual training at The Field Artillery Training Center Fort Sill Oklahoma Army Pvt Lloyd J Bell son of Mrs Bell of New Tazewell Tennessee took part in a three day field training exercise in West Berlin's Grunewald Forest Staff Sergeant Thomas W Bolson son of Mr and Mrs Byron of Middleshore is being assigned to Altus AFB Oklahoma after graduation from United States Air Force technical training courses for missile hydraulic technicians.
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Luther L. Baker
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Middleshore
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Jonesville, Va
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Johnson to Receive 1952 Stephen J. Wise Medallion
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson has been named to receive the 1952 Stephen J. Wise Medallion Award for distinguished service to democracy. The award will be presented by the American Jewish Congress at a dinner in Baltimore on Tuesday.
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UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Stephen J. Wise
American Jewish Congress
Baltimore
Kennedy and Dobrynin Discuss Reaching Coexistence
In Washington a new Ambassader hat teled Preekiat Meenedy the Soviet Union that co existence could be achieved through patient negotiations. Dobrynin expressed hope for greater progress in the future while noting past efforts toward easing tensions. The dialogue focused on building trust and addressing key issues between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
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Cuba Invader Hearings Resume in Frin Court
UPI reports hearings continue in a tension filled case at Frin prison where defendant Princed Shandl Waiver faces ongoing legal challenges. Relatives of the accused allege court services were rejected, disputing the process and eligibility to plead.
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Hanana
Cabe
UPI
Frincipe
France Seeks Moslem Officials for Algeria Peace Duties
Provisional Algerian executive seeks Moslem volunteers to assume peace keeping duties from French troops and police. Twelve member provisional body met officially Friday but faces recruitment difficulties for the mission amid the pending independence.
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UPI
Algeria
Eee
H Reeds
Mostem Golunteers
Watson
Compromise Plan Sets U N Financing Path
Washington sources say President Kennedy accepts a bipartisan compromise on the U N emergency financing program. The plan limits the United States to 25 million in bonds with matching loans, giving the president flexibility on loan length and interest. House actions also move to expand student loan funding and U N bond purchases with foreign matches.
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