Public Pays Funeral Costs For Mother Of 10
Irene Angelina Grant, 45, died 18 days ago and will be buried Tuesday after a Kansas City public appeal paid her $350 funeral bill. Her husband Ollie, 67, and 10 children, aged 4 to 22, faced a $613 bill with only $325 down. the public pledged about $300 and a local funeral home agreed to cover costs.
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Scranton Promotes Pennsylvania in Michigan Visit
Pennsylvania Governor William W Scranton arrived in Michigan to advertise Pennsylvania to businessmen not himself He planned a breakfast with Governor George W Romney a luncheon speech to the Economic Club of Detroit and a meeting with Michigan Republican leaders He denied seeking the presidential nomination and said a draft is unlikely in today s political climate
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Bus Workers Strike Hits Italy Across Interurban Lines
AP reports private inter urban bus lines in Italy were struck Sunday by workers over labor management contract talks. The three day action runs through Tuesday and ties up about 19 000 buses linking main cities within provinces.
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Cleveland Board expected to approve bus integration today
The Cleveland Board of Education was set to approve today the integration of Negro pupils bused to three predominantly white schools amid civil rights demands. Mayfield-Murray Hill District Council objects to integrating Murray Hill Elementary, amid a citywide dispute over overcrowded Hazeldell pupils and segregated classrooms.
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Cincinnati School Boycott Looms as Protest Grows
Thousands of Cincinnati public school students face a planned one day boycott over alleged de facto segregation. Civil rights groups rejected mediation talks and urged a consent judgment in the lawsuit against the school board. Officials deny segregation claims and note long standing integration.
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School Board Meets Civil Rights Groups Over Discrimination Claims
A new meeting between the school board and civil rights groups was set for today. The groups accuse the board of discrimination in teacher and pupil assignments and say schools with majority Negro pupils lack adequate equipment.
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