Deep South stalls on school integration after 1954 ruling
Across Alabama Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and South Carolina public schools remain segregated with little action toward desegregation. Officials foresee threats of school closures and private schooling as courts increasingly order integration, while northern areas show slower progress.
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Europeans Are Freer To Travel
Nine European nations have virtually removed travel spending limits, per the OEEC. Belgium Denmark West Germany Luxembourg Portugal and Switzerland have no ceiling. Denmark caps cash abroad at $720. Britain and Ireland offer $706 yearly with unlimited extras on request. Netherlands $529 per trip plus special grants. Other OEEC members vary down to $50 yearly. Iceland and Turkey lack automatic allowances.
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Ohio delegates map to Nixon Kennedy contest in May primary
Ohio Republicans plan to elect delegates pledged to Nixon with a May 3 primary deadline and a Nixon announcement expected before filing. Democrats maneuver to back Kennedy via Gov. DiSalle while Sen. Lausche stays neutral amid a tense delegate fight.
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Ohio
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
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Buckeye
DiSalle
Kennedy
Bookie Ring Broken Up at Grand Central Terminal
Police raided a bookie ring at Grand Central Terminal handling about 10000 dollars daily. Eight men were arrested including seven terminal employees. Authorities seized 20000 betting slips and say the ring ran from the lower level employes locker room taking bets from commuters and railroad workers.
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Grand Central Terminal
Grand Central
Reverend Allan E. Lewis Named President of Baptist Mid-Missions
The Rev Allan E. Lewis, longtime pastor of Euclid Nottingham Baptist Church, is chosen president of Baptist Mid-Missions and will resign his Cleveland pulpit January 31. The agency founded in Elyria in 1920 runs 617 missionaries in 22 foreign countries and across the United States. George S. Milner, who has led the agency for 15 years, is retiring.
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Allan E. Lewis
Euclid
Nottingham Baptist Church
Baptist Mid-Missions
Baptis Mid-Missions
Elyria
United States
George S. Milner
Advertisers Target Women Beauty Market In 1959 Newspapers
Women spent over a billion dollars on beauty salons in 1958. To capture this market perfume and cosmetic advertisers invested more than 12 million dollars in national newspaper advertising last year.
Terhune to Decide Monday on U S House Candidacy
State Agriculture Director Robert H. Terhune says he has conferred with Gov. DiSalle and will announce Monday whether he will seek the Democratic nomination for Congress from Ohio's Sixth District. He says he was approached by supporters but has not named them.
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Ohio
Robert H. Terhune
Michael V. DiSalle
U. S
Terhune
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