Court Order Hits Desegregation Efforts At Tulane
New Orleans AP The federal judge in Tulane case rules Tulane a private entity not bound to admit Black students. Judge Frank B. Ellis Jr. says state involvement not enough to reach 14th Amendment protections. Plaintiff attorney vows appeal. Tulane may admit Negroes if allowed. The suit began in 1961 with Barbara Guillory and Learlie Elloi.
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John P. Nelson
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Tulane Educational Fund
University of Louisiana
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Barbara Marie Guillory
Learlie Hardin Elloi
J. Skelly Wright
Federal Appellate Court
District of Columbia
Wright
Five Police Arraigned On Theft Count
Cleveland AP William Marlowe and four men he implicated as members of an alleged police burglary ring were booked today. Their arraignment was set for Friday morning before Municipal Judge Edward F. Feighan on grand larceny and burglary charges. Police Chief Frank Story said an all out investigation will continue to get the whole truth concerning alleged members of the same West Side platoon. Marlowe, 40, is described as ringleader in thefts netting $3,000 over 18 months. He named 10 others as involved. Three patrolmen are charged with grand larceny along with Marlowe in the June 21, 1961 theft of $400 from Brookpark Gulf station. The three are Henry Wankowski, 28, Joe Kish, 35, and Carl Krist, 41. Raymond Olle, 28, and Marlowe are charged with taking a safe containing $40 from Yankee Distributing last June 11. The safe was found discarded in a coal yard. Marlowe also charged with Monday's burglary of Bahr Lumber Co. He was arrested as he came out carrying $67 in marked bills police had planted in the safe. He resigned shortly after his arrest. Six other men named by Marlowe are being released for insufficient evidence, but the case continues, Story said.
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Frank Story
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Brookpark Gulf Service Station
Henry Wankowski
Joe Kish
Carl Krist
Raymond Olle
Yankee Distributing Co
Bahr Lumber Co
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President Kennedy backs Stevenson as UN ambassador
President Kennedy expresses fullest confidence in Adlai Stevenson and states Stevenson will continue as United Nations ambassador. The White House release, read by Press Secretary Pierre Salinger, aims to end speculation about Stevenson's departure after the Cuban missile crisis and cites the Soviet pullback as eliminating the nuclear threat. Kennedy notes disappointment over a Saturday Evening Post piece and says the note seeks to calm the un fortunate stir.
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Cuba
Pierre Salinger
United Nations
Soviet Union
U.S
U.N
New York
Fidel Castro
United States
U.N. Security Council
Pope Celebrates Mass at Vatican Private Chapel
Pope John XXIII, convalescing from a stomach disorder and anemia, celebrated Mass today in his private chapel at the Vatican.
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Wall Falls at New Orleans Warehouse Injures Firemen
A three story produce warehouse on the New Orleans riverfront collapsed early Thursday. At least a dozen firemen were injured while standing on a second story balcony with others on the street struck by flying bricks. Some crews feared men buried under rubble with injury extent initially unclear.
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15 Year Old Charged In Brooklyn Rape Slaying
New York police charged James Rooks a 15 year old resident of Farragut Houses with homicide in the rape and fall death of 9 year old Lourdes Bass on a Brooklyn housing project roof. Investigators questioned 800 to 900 people after the body was found in an elevator area. Rooks reportedly admitted meeting the girl on the street and forcing her into the roof scene.
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Weather turns cold with wind and light flurries
The weatherman says cold windy conditions will persist through Friday. Middletown could see light flurries while northern Ohio clears from five inches of snow with possible additional four to 10 inch fall today. Temperatures drop to the 20s tonight and yesterday’s high reached 40 at 6 PM with a low of 38 at 3:30 PM. today’s low was 25 at 8:30 AM.
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Ohio
Removal of Soviet bombers from Cuba advances
Washington reports the Soviet Union is rapidly removing IL28 jet bombers and missiles from Cuba, with complete withdrawal potentially by week’s end. Khrushchev pledged to remove the planes by December 20, while U S officials say no missiles are being hidden and the stance could ease Cuba crisis tensions. Generals Lemay and Dennison cited lessons on naval power and air superiority from the confrontation.
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Cuba
United States
Kennedy
Khrushchev
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India Closes Consulates Over China Tibet Restrictions
New Delhi AP India announced the closing of its consulates in Shanghai and Lhasa effective December 15 due to restrictions by Chinese authorities. China should reciprocate by closing its consulates in Bombay and Calcutta. The move leaves India with a chargé d'affaires and embassy staff in Peking and China with the same in New Delhi.
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China
Tibet
Shanghai
Lhasa
Red China
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Calcutta
Peking
Bandits Get $39,000 At Cincinnati Bank
Two men robbed the White Oak Branch of the Southern Ohio National Bank in Cincinnati, escaping with about $39,000. Police said the suburban robbery occurred near Cheviot and Jessup Roads shortly after 10.
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Cincinnati
White Oak
Southern Ohio National Bank
Hamilton County
Cheviot
Jessup Roads
Manslaughter Charged In Surgery Deaths In Cleveland
Dr. Arthur W. Laird, 75, faces first degree manslaughter charges after two patients died within a month during operations. The grand jury will hear evidence in the deaths of Mrs. Joan Dileno, 25, and Mrs. Virginia Stewart, 49. Coroners report an overdose of xylocaine in the Dileno case during a plastic surgery procedure.
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Cuyahoga County
Arthur W. Laird
Cleveland Heights
Joan Dileno
Louis Orkin
Virginia Stewart
Dileno
Ten Inches of Snow Falls in Northeastern Ohio
Snow depth reached up to ten inches in parts of Ohio ending Indian Summer. No serious accidents or deaths were reported. Figures from the Weather Bureau showed 4 inches in Orange and along the Ohio Turnpike, 3 inches in Cleveland Heights, 3 to 5 inches in Portage Lakes, and 2 to 3 inches in Geauga County. Turnpike traffic moved with caution. salt trucks were deployed on the toll road.
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Kirtland
Geauga County
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Lorain
Space Agreements With Reds Move Toward Cooperation
United Nations delegates welcomed two U.S.-Soviet pacts on space science cooperation and disarmament economics. The space accord, signed by Dryden and Blagonravov, envisions joint launch plans for weather and mapping satellites in 1964 65 with Echo Al2 experiments and excludes Telstar. A second declaration argues global disarmament would boost poorer nations without harming any economy, noting worldwide weapons spending at 120 billion dollars annually.
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U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Space
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Telstar
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Soviet Union
Breaks Arms of 3 Month Old Daughter in Cleveland
Mary Edwards admitted twisting and breaking the arms of her 3 month old daughter Patricia who died Wednesday. Coroner’s deputy Dr. Lester Adelson ordered the case after finding multiple fractures and internal injuries. Detective Moss said Edwards initially said the child fell from bed but later admitted twisting the arms. Husband James Edwards said he knew nothing of the injuries.
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Mary Edwards
Patricia
Lester Adelson
Cuyahoga County
Frank Moss
James
Moss
Edwards
Khrushchev and Tito Begin Kremlin Talks
In Moscow Khrushchev and Yugoslav President Tito opened formal conferences to present a united front against China propaganda. Tass said they discussed questions related to the international situation and further development of fraternal Soviet Yugoslav relations.
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Khrushchev
Tito
Kremlin
China
Peking
Tass
Pirates Aggressors Attacks Cuba Front Beach
Havana Radio reported a Cuban counter revolutionaries ship shelled San Francisco beach near Caibarien on Cuba's northeast coast. No deaths or injuries were reported. Cuban exile sources in New York blamed two anti Castro groups, Alpha 66 and the Escambray National Front, for the attack.
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Key West
Fla
Las Vilas
Cuba
Havana Radio
San Francisco Beach
Caibarien
United States
New York
Alpha 66
Escambray National Front
Industrial Spending Nears High
Washington AP says spending for new plants and equipment in July September 1962 ran ahead of forecasts, likely pushing the year’s total to a record. The Commerce Department and SEC noted a leveling in Q4 and possible slight decline early 1963, with a projected annual rate of $37.7 billion for that quarter.
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Commerce Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
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Expenses Regulation To Be Enacted In 1962 Tax Law
Washington AP Internal Revenue Commissioner Mortimer Caplin pledges the IRS regulations will be fair and sound while curbing expense account abuses. After two days of hearings on proposed rules businessmen and their organizations protest. The 1962 tax law requires stricter accounting of travel, entertainment, and other expenditures.
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Internal Revenue
Mortimer M Caplin
Caplin
Internal Revenue Service
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