Sit-In Backlash Spreads Across South and CBS Clash
A wave of antisegregation protests grows with new twists as governors accuse CBS of instigating sit-ins while CBS denies the charge. Coffee service appears for the first time to Negro patrons at Houston City Hall as Atlanta pastors urge weekend prayers for harmony amid campus arrests and picketing actions in Nashville Concord and Rich's department store.
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Houston
Tex
City Hall
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Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Nashville
Columbia Broadcasting System
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New York
John Lynch
Public Affairs Department
Concord
N.C
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Congress of Racial Equality
Italy Gets Business Government After Segni Resignation
Rome AP reports Ferdinando Tambroni, 58, a lawyer, appointed premier to lead a Christian Democrat cabinet labeled a business government amid a month-long crisis. Parliament's approval is uncertain as parties oppose a stopgap approach despite Tambroni naming Antonio Segni as foreign minister.
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Italy
Ferdinando Tambroni
Giovani Gronchi
Antonio Segni
Christian Democrats
Tambroni
Segni
Ford Lays Off 90 at Sandusky Plant
SANDUSKY Ohio AP Fifty employees will be laid off indefinitely and 180 others furloughed for one week at the end of today’s shifts due to a reduction in work schedules. The move lowers the plant workforce to 1660.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Ford Motor Co
Black Lambs Cause Laughs and Jails in Hull Night
In Hull England Clive Barrett 35 was drunk and disorderly with a black lamb in a main street. Police officer Grevor MacRae testified the animal followed him to the crowd. Barrett was taken into custody and fined or jailed per magistrate.
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London
Mary
Clive Barrett
Clive
Hull
Grevor MacRae
Barrett
Man Fined for Sheep Claim After Market Purchase
Barrett defended his ownership of a lamb he said he bought at a cattle market. A crowd alleged theft, but no blows occurred. The judge imposed a 5 shilling fine and returned the lamb to its owner as Barrett departed with the animal trailing behind him.
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Barrett
Wright
Hunt
Seriourele
SLY TAXMEN CLIP PEOPLE WITH PAPER CLIPS
Baltimore IRS office has saved paper clips by collecting enough to supply its receiving department for the year. The stunt highlights how much is withheld from federal income tax and the irony of paying more than the tax due. John Tamburo, head of the mail receiving room, notes no paper clip orders in 10 years.
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Baltimore, Md
Internal Revenue Service
Baltimore
IRS
John Tamburo
Synagogue Fire Bombing Wounds Two Parishioners in Gadsden
A fire bomb shattered a synagogue in Gadsden Alabama injuring two worshippers who rushed out. A 16-year-old with a .22 pistol admitted the attack and said it was planned for two weeks due to a grudge against Jewish youths. Police and prosecutors pursued possible accomplices as anti Semitic tensions surfaced.
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Gadsden
Ala
Circuit
Charles Wright
Jerry Earl Hunt
Hunt
Mashbin
Mashburn
Alan Cohn
Alvin Lowi
Vumy
Hyman Rosenburg
Lewi
Cuban Attache Seeks U S Asylum Amid Cuban Rift
Cuban naval attache Jaime Varela Canosa in Mexico City announces he will seek asylum in the United States, joining other defectors condemning Castro's regime as a Communist dictatorship. He says Cuba lacks liberties and names Castro and key figures as responsible.
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Mexico City
Cuba
Mexico
Fidel Castro
Jaime Varela Canosa
United States
U.S
Laredo
Tex
Varela Canosa
Island Republic
Castro
Ernesto Guevara
Cuvan National Bank
Raul
Cmdr
Miguel Pons
Angel Saavedra
Washington
Feliped Midal Santiago
Venezuela
Santiago
Colombia
U. S
Pons
Saavedra
Midwest Democrats Gather for Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
Midwestern Democratic leaders at a 14-state rally in Detroit express confidence in defeating Nixon in 1960. Talks focus on potential nominees Kennedy Symington Humphrey and Iowa’s political support, with farm prices and party unity shaping expectations for the convention.
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Douglas B. Cornell
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Richard M. Nixon
Ervulu Iwand Wie
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Michigan
Nixon
John Brademas
Indiana
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
G. Mennen
Williams
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Best
Herschel C. Loveless
Iowa
Loveless
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Symington
Reds Stop Army Train in East Germany Incident
Soviet forces blocked an American Army train in East Germany over a dust drawing the Russians called a swastika. U S authorities said no swastika appeared until the train was in Soviet custody for about three hours.
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Berlin
East Germany
U. S
West Berlin
Truesdale Hospital Infant Deaths Blamed on Human Error
Three infant deaths in FALL RIVER MASS were attributed to the accidental use of boric acid solution instead of distilled water in formula. Health Commissioner Dr Alfred L Frechette said the mislabeled liquids were stored in a central room and looked similar. Distilled water was used for purity. the hospital had been cautious and has since stopped the practice. Autopsies determined the cause of death.
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Fall River, Mass
Truesdale Hospital
Alfred L. Frechette
Frechette
Khrushchev Tours Bordeaux in Quiet Welcome
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Bordeaux on a six day French tour. A reserved crowd of about 10 000 gathered at the city square while security contained a few scuffles. He traveled with wife Nina and greeted by a lone pro Gaulle banner.
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Bordeaux
France
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Communist Party
de Gaulle
National Theater
Budapest
Algerie Francaise
Algeria
Khrushcev
Nina
Missing Deal girl sparks police search for couple
Darcy Green, five, vanished from her Deal New Jersey home last night while her parents were away. Police seek Elmer and Lola Polard, a couple employed by the Greens, to aid in the investigation.
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Darcy Green
Deal
N.J
Elmer
Lola Polard
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Greens
Youth Waits For A Girl
A San Bernardino man Edward Berg now 26 returns yearly on March 24 to Urbita Springs to find Angela Dornna, the blonde girl in a white dress he met in 1952. Their romance lasted 30 days and she later vanished. Berg has spent about $4000 trying to locate her, hoping she will return to the spot as they once planned.
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Edward Berg
Urbita Springs
Calif
Berg
San Bernardino
Hyde Park
Ill
Angela Dornna
Angela
San Diego
Bermuda
New York City
Pioneer X ray innovator Dr Emil Grubbe dies at 85
Chicago AP reports Dr Emil Grubbe a pioneer in X ray and radiation therapy died at Swedish Covenant Hospital aged 85. Burned by X rays in 1895 he became a leading figure in therapeutic use of radiation and father of X ray treatment credited with advancing cancer care. He endured 93 operations, lost hands and facial sections, yet continued work and received the American Cancer Society citation before donating most assets to the University of Chicago Cancer Research Foundation valued at 157992.23.
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Chicago
Emil Grubbe
Swedish Covenant Hospital
Grubbe
American Cancer Society
University of Chicago Cancer Research Foundation
Chuckle Inveterate Bets On Break Even Run Today
The horseplayer known as Chuckle Inveterate hopes to break even today and could use the money. He comments on the day's betting outlook and his cautious approach.
Bandits Roll Into Police Station After Driverless Truck
Bakery owner Al Ginsberg says a pie truck rolled downhill, stopped at a police station and dumped two would be kidnappers and robbers. Brothers Columbus Starks, 20, and Charles 16, former bakery workers, were booked on kidnapping and robbery investigation.
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Los Angeles
al Ginsberg
Ginsberg
Columbus Starks
Charles
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