Third Party Rumors Stir Dixie Polities On School Integration
Southern senators debate a third party movement if the Democratic National Convention endorses school integration. Strom Thurmond disavows a move, while others warn Dixie delegates may walk out over forced desegregation. A manifesto by 19 senators and 77 House members denounces the Supreme Court ruling and urges lawful means to reverse it.
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Truman daughter engaged to Clifton Daniel Jr
Independence Missouri bulletin reports Mary Margaret Truman engagement to Clifton Daniel Jr son of a Times editor. Wedding planned in Independence in April. Also Tuscaloosa notices state University of Alabama trustees expelled one student suspended three others and punished 21 others after rioting against Autherine Lucy. Leonard Wilson, 20, of Selma, expelled.
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Virginia Quads Still Nameless And Hungry
In Richmond Virginia Shaia quadruplets born premature on Saturday remain nameless with low birth weight totaling 16 pounds 3 ounces. Mothers and babies show good health with nourishment starting today and parents plan to choose names after discussions.
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Richard Shain
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Adlai Kefauver sparring heats New Hampshire race
The campaign in New Hampshire centers on Kefauver Stevenson delegate battles as Eisenhower nears a Republican win. Kefauver drives an unopposed presidential vote while Stevenson campaigns lightly. Herter would avoid a second term and Nixon remains a GOP favorite among some delegates.
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California
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New Jersey
Westinghouse Officials Await Washington Call
Westinghouse Electric Corp officials prepare for a possible Washington meeting to resume talks over the 148 day IUE strike affecting 55 000 workers. No word from IUE President Carey or the Federal Mediation Service though government efforts may continue. The plan offered a five year contract with annual raises and benefits while wage rates averaged 2.10 per hour under a contract set to expire next October.
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International Union of Electrical Workers
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Passage Seen For Amended Bricker Bill
Senator Knowland predicts Senate action this year on a new Bricker Amendment version to limit treaty power. The Senate Judiciary Committee approved by 11-2 a Dirksen substitute, with Bricker backing the language saying treaties conflicting with the Constitution have no force. Eisenhower will be consulted at the White House conference.
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Weather Outlook Cold Front Brings Light Snow Flurries
A cold air mass moves toward the Miami Valley with showers tonight and Tuesday. The forecast calls for cloudy, colder conditions with light snow flurries and highs around 38 today, then 35 tomorrow and a low near 28.
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Greece Bans Demonstrations Over Cyprus Crisis
Greece bans mass meetings amid anti British protests over Archbishop Makarios arrest. Police guard British, American, and Turkish embassies in Athens. rioting injures dozens, with attacks on British property. Cyprus unrest spills to Salonika and Crete as unions demand expulsion of the British ambassador.
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Bus Boycott May Spread Says Powell
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell says the Montgomery Alabama bus boycott may spread to other cities. He plans to telegram the Chicago owner of National City Lines to urge a reexamination of the Montgomery situation and warns of possible walkouts in other cities. Powell spoke at a prayer meeting for national deliverance held in a non Negro church.
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Xavier Dean Dies at 48 in Cleveland
The Rev. Gilbert F. Stein, dean of Xavier University College of Liberal Arts, died unexpectedly in Cleveland on Sunday. Officials attributed the death to a heart attack.
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Open Ohio school board pledges open meetings
The Ohio state school board vows open sessions and invites newsmen after reports suggested secrecy. Charlies P. Lucas urges independent action to identify and address racial segregation in Ohio schools, including Hillsboro’s integrated schools amid a Supreme Court case.
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Freak Wrecks Up Ohio Toll
An Associated Press survey records at least ten weekend road deaths in Ohio across freak accidents. Incidents include two fall deaths, two fire deaths, one drowning of a child, a Columbus State Hospital inmate’s 60 foot plunge after a makeshift rope failed, a Michigan man’s fatal jump from an Akron hotel window, a Toledo infant's fatal crib fire from a defective vaporizer, and a Vienna man fatally burned aiding to extinguish a grass fire in Trumbull County.
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Dems Use TV in Fund Drive Across Nation
The Democratic National Committee plans spot television appeals to boost small contributions. A pilot runs today on WHIO in Dayton and WHO-TV in Des Moines showing two thermometers, Republicans at five million and Democrats just over seventy five thousand, tracking progress.
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Ohio River Crest Near Flood Stage Expected
River crests along the Ohio from Huntington West Virginia to Cincinnati run one-half to three feet below flood stage. A light rain did not raise levels and no additional rain is forecast. Monroe Athens and Meigs counties report five closed secondary roads due to high water. Dam 28 at Huntington marked 46.9 feet, Maysville Kentucky logged 49.5 feet, and Cincinnati is seen at 50 feet two feet below flood stage by midnight.
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Johnson calls lobby probe fruitful and plans early hearings
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson says the lobbying investigation will be fruitful as the committee, after a deadlock, adopts rules and names Sen. McClellan as chairman and Sen. Bridges as vice chairman. He notes it will take time to start hearings while assembling a capable staff.
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Baghdad Pact Blamed Egypt Faces Arab Pressure
Cairo said Egypt would resume cooperation with the Iraq member of the Baghdad Pact if pressure on Arab states ends. The pact includes Turkey Iran Britain Pakistan and seeks to counter Soviet influence. Israel accused Egypt of troop massing near the frontier and Bahrain rioting killed two to eleven people per reports.
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Husband Admits Slaying Wife of Seven in Canton Yard
Canton Ohio police report William Armstead 41 admitted stabbing his wife Susie Armstead 39 after a March 4 argument. Body found in shallow backyard grave two feet deep. He led detectives to the grave after a blood stained petticoat was found in the basement. He buried the body to resemble a garden plan amid marital troubles and possible divorce.
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Boy Is Fire Victim Portsmith Ohio
Bobby Adams five year old son of Mr and Mrs William E Adams burned to death today when the Adams four room frame house ten miles west of here was destroyed by fire. The parents and seven other children escaped without injury.
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Mollet seeks emergency powers to quell Algeria revolt
Paris reports Premier Mollet poised to seek broad emergency powers to restore order in revolt ravaged Algeria. The plan would empower Lacoste to declare states of siege, create protected zones for Europeans, and reorganize police services as violence spreads from Algiers to other areas.
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Pope Celebrates 17th Coronation Anniversary
In St. Peter's, about forty thousand worshipers and 51 visiting heads of state attended Pope Pius XII's 17th coronation anniversary and 80th birthday. A snowstorm canceled the urbi et orbi blessing. Eisenhower was represented by John McCone of Los Angeles.
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Dogs Get Hospital Insurance In Kansas City
Two Kansas City men offer dog illness injury and accident coverage through Employers Mutual Casualty Co. Premium set at 15 dollars a year. Policies cover hospitalization surgery X rays labs and drugs for dogs six months to ten years old with deductibles and a 75 dollar hospital cap and 150 dollar term cap. A cat plan may follow if dog program succeeds.
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