Uncertain Futures for New Orleans Public Schools
In New Orleans the future of public school integration remains unsettled as segregationists threaten to remove all white students from William Frantz School. Attending whites dwindled to eight on Friday, with armed federal deputies escorting those who arrived.
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Save Our Schools
Marios McKinley
Baptist Seminary
Joseph J. Giarrusso
Trouble Mounts for Fidel Castro Across Cuba
Demonstrators outside the presidential palace demand Cuba yes not Russia no while anti Communist union leaders boycott a Communist managed general assembly. In Santa Clara five Cuban men are executed by firing squad for attempting to hijack a Cuban airliner. a woman sentenced to 20 years, another acquitted, and Orlando Martinez remains at large.
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Tectrical Workers Union
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Fuegog
Oslando Martinez
Chuckle Worry Delays Work Yet Adds No Pay
A light item notes that the pastime of Chuckle Worry consumes as much time as actual work but yields no financial reward, balancing humor with idle effort.
Eight Crew Parachute From Burning B52 Before Crash
An eight man Air Force crew bailed out of a burning B52 jet bomber and the aircraft exploded on a farm in northern Vermont. Maj. Earl E. Keyes, radar navigator, was later identified by officials at Westover Air Force Base. Police conducted a wide Adirondack search for others as witnesses described the fiery crash and scattered wreckage.
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Earl E. Keyes
Hallsville
Westover
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Vermont
Allen McKenzie
Janet ‘Martinetti
Barrett
Messina
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Riots Halted as 5000 March on De Gaulle’s Algerian Residence
Riot police using tear gas drove back about 5,000 rightists attempting to storm the Palais d Ete, home of De Gaulle s representative Jean Morin. In Algiers crowds shouted Algeria is French while tanks and armored cars stood ready. De Gaulle urged army and Moslem masses to back his self rule plan as a general strike disrupted the city.
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Grandma's Bomb Shelter Construction
Grandmother Signe Engtrom of Victorville California teams with daughter-in-law Willette Engstrom to build a do it yourself backyard bomb shelter approved by inspectors. The projected cost runs about 500 dollars with ventilation pipes a hand blower and filter. Walls use concrete blocks for containment.
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Willette Engstrom
UN Council Sets Emergency Congo Session
The Security Council plans an emergency weekend meeting in New York to vote on a Soviet resolution demanding Lumumba's immediate release and a Western call for fair treatment of Congo prisoners. Diplomats expect a Soviet veto on the Argentine Britain Italy and United States sponsored measure and eventual handling at the General Assembly.
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Peace Hopes Crushed Souvanna Flees Laos Capital
Neutralist Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma fled Vientiane as anti-Communist forces led by Gen. Phoumi Nosavan moved to besiege the city. Kong Le loyalists held the capital, while U S embassies prepared evacuations and paratroopers intensified operations around the outskirts.
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Snowstorm Blamed For 12 Deaths
An AP report from El Paso notes a heavy snowstorm blamed for at least 12 deaths across the Southwest. The storm isolated towns from the central Rockies to Marfa Texas, disrupted communications and travel, knocked out power, with five deaths in New Mexico and eight in Texas attributed to the weather.
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Catch Try Is Today At Vandenberg Mission Recovery
The Discov erer XVIII satellite will eject its 300 pound capsule with radiation testing and sky spying gear on its 48th earth orbit late today. Air Force plans a fourth recovery with ships and aircraft near Hawaii ready to snag the parachute. If unsuccessful, recovery will shift to ocean pickup.
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Kennedy mum on Dillon for Treasury post
President elect John F Kennedy avoided confirming reports he has chosen C Douglas Dillon to be Treasury secretary. Salinger, Kennedy's press secretary, would say only that he could not confirm or deny the Cabinet selection. The Florida headquarters address and Dillon's under secretary role at State are noted as context.
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C. Douglas Dillon
Treasury
Pierre Salinger
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Dillon
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Kennedys Arrive Washington for Weekend at Parents Shore Home
President elect arrives Friday night with Jacqueline and infant John Jr. They plan to spend the weekend at the Atlantic shore home of his parents. Mrs Kennedy and the children expect to stay through Christmas. Caroline, 3, remains at the family residence with her governess.
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John Fitzgerald Jr
Atlantic Shore
Kennedy silent on cabinet picks amid speculation report
There was no comment from Kennedy on continued speculation about members for seven remaining Cabinet posts. Salinger would not confirm a report that Kennedy had dropped Sen. J William Fulbright from consideration for secretary of State.
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Salinger
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Protestant leader urges Kennedy to drop Fulbright for foreign policy post
In New a Friday, the Rev Dr Wesley A Hotchkiss urged Kennedy to drop any consideration of naming Fulbright to the position. The church official said Fulbright chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has a questionable record on segregation in the United States and is unsuitable for a foreign policy post.
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Kennedy Quarters Prank Circulating Across Regions
Strange two toned coins depict George Washington in a cardinal’s attire with red enamel or tape additions. Mint officials see no federal ban, but banks may refuse the doctored quarters. Secret Service has no official notices.
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