Houston Chooses Delayed Negro Enrollment In Integration
The Houston Board of Education voted to allow Negro first graders to enroll in formerly all-white schools but delayed admission until Friday to process the students. The move prevented seven transfer-qualified Negro pupils from starting today amid broader national integration scenes.
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Board of Education
Supt
John McFarland
Henry Petersen
Stone Wells
Sth. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Texas
Will Wilson
Florida
North Miami Beach
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Atlanta
Central and
Hall High
Little Rock
Ark
Pine Bluff
Dollarway
Dolores Jean York
Mack Thompson
State Highway Patrol
Check More Than Covered Payment
Texarkana report states Dillard's department store received a bank money order intended for 15.20 dollars but printed for 330000.00 dollars. Store manager B A Lemser contacted Gonzales National Bank where a teller noted the machine had already registered 330000.00 dollars.
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Texarkana, Ark
Dillard’s Department Store
B. A. Lemser
Gonzales, Tex
Ex Miss Americas Parade with 150000 spectators in Atlantic City
Atlantic City watched 150000 spectators along the boardwalk for the 1960 Miss America preliminaries parade. Margar et Cahill, first Miss America in 1921, led in a roses decked float as grand marshal, followed by eleven former Miss Americas. Linda Lee Mead, this year’s Miss America, appeared on a Cinderella themed float.
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Margaret Gorman Cahill
My Alpha Sigma
Miss Amer
Ica Soroity
Cahill
Washington
D.C
Ruth Malcolmson Schaubel
Pat Donnelly Harris
Barbara Jo Walker Hummel
BeBe Shoop Waring
Jacque Mercer Curran
Evelyn A. Sempier
Lee Ann Meriwether Aletter
Sharon Kay Ritchie Cherry
Marian Ann McKnight Carmody
Mary Ann Mobley
De Gaulle Plans Grassroots Tour Through Brittany
President Charles de Gaulle begins a five day grassroots tour of Brittany to gauge public reaction to his two year leadership. He will make 22 scheduled speeches at village stops and may add more.
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Brest
France
Charles de Gaulle
Brittany
Polio Outbreak Kills 66 in Japan's Hokkaido
Officials reported a polio outbreak on Hokkaido, Japan's northern island, has killed 66 people and infected 1,002 others since June. The update came on Tuesday from local health authorities.
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Sapporo
Japan
Hokkaido
Miss America Contest Crown Nears Final Night
Fifty four contestants from every state plus Canada and New York Chicago and Washington vie for the Miss America title. One will be crowned after midnight Saturday and receive a $10,000 scholarship and a potential $50,000 in personal appearances during her year of reign.
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Canada
New York
Chicago
Washington
Pieck dies. East German president passes away in Berlin
Berlin AP reports Wilhelm Pieck president of East Germany died from heart failure complicated by lung inflammation. He had been ill since July 1958 and not appeared in public. Ulbricht is the real leader. Pieck born 1876, longtime Communist revolutionary.
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Wilhelm Pieck
East Germany
ADN
Pieck
Germany
Moscow
Otto Grotewoh
Ulbricht
Socialist Party
Central Committee
Communist Party
Holland
Arthu
Spartakusbund
Paris
Firemen Check Minor Blazes Across City
Three small fires were checked by city firemen with no damage. A rag fire in a basement at 1011 Columbia Ave was started by children with matches. A grass fire at 3709 Central Ave was caused by burning rubbish. A fire under floor boards of a Cohen Bros. truck at Baltimore St and Fairmount Ave occurred when the truck was driven with the brake on.
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James Jones
Columbia Ave
Central Ave
Cohen Bros
Baltimore Street
Fairmount Avenue
Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati Court
In U S District Court Cincinnati filings list Paul Cowgill of 3264 Pennyroyal Hill Franklin a paper worker with 1451 debts and 200 assets plus Daymond Begley of 2104 Pater St Hamilton a mill wright with 4903 debts and 1085 assets.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Paul Cowgill
Pennyroyal Hill
Franklin
Daymond Begley
Pater St
Hamilton
Millwright
Youths In Brawl Result In Multiple Fines and Suspensions
Five youths in a Saturday night brawl in Butler County faced fines totaling 159 and costs with six day jail terms suspended. Donald Tinch and Ronald Hipsher received two suspended 30 day county jail sentences for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, conditioned on leaving the county permanently. Others, including Darrell Gillespie Terrence Maddox and Wilson Lewis Jr., had fines suspended contingent on not returning to court. Two 17-year-olds were referred to juvenile authorities. The incident stemmed from remarks about civilian and military figures at the Country Kitchen parking lot.
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J. T. Lamb
Donald Tinch
Thirkield Ave
Ronald Hipsher
Harriam Ave
Franklin
Country Kitchen
Tytus
Darrell Gillespie
Jewel Ave
Terrence Maddox
Julie Ave
Wilson Lewis Jr
Bryant St
Tinch
Hipsher
Butler County
Gillespie
Maddox
Lewis
Andrew Stephens
Stephens
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U. S
Hawaii
Canada
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