Mansfield Urges Civil Rights Commission To Probe Schools
Sen. Mansfield calls on President Eisenhower to set up immediately the civil rights investigating commission created by the new law. He says the six member panel should focus on school integration while using existing DOJ and court authority to protect rights. The commission, clothed with subpoena power, has two years to investigate and report.
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Mansfield
Ihe
Rights Group
Washington
Sen
D-Mont
Eisenhower
Senate
Commission
Department of Justice
Russell
D-Ga
Congress
Middletown PTO Council Maps Plans First Meeting
Middletown Council of PTOs met to plan its first general meeting in early October. The group formed last spring and will start activities this fall to coordinate the local PTOS and PTA changes. Attendees included council president Richard Harist and officers Mrs. Paul Berry Lloyd Collier Michael Dannis Robert Easton and Mrs. James D Abbott at Harist home.
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Middletown Council of
Richard Harist
Paul Berry
Lloyd Collier
Michael Dannis
Robert Easton
James D. Abbott
Korean Bonuses Top S16 Million
The Korean Conflict Compensation fund sent bonus checks totaling 16,972,943 during June July and August Chester W Goble director announced Monday. Some 69,140 checks were sent to veterans.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Curb Hearing Set On Oil Abatement Program
The Interior Department announced a Sept. 17 hearing in Washington on complaints by Standard Oil Co of Ohio Cleveland that the voluntary curb on oil imbalances has created inequities.
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Washington
Standard Oi! Co
Ohio
Cleveland
Interior Department
Poles Begin Tour Of American Road Building
A group of Polish engineers started a three week tour of American cities to study road construction and maintenance. The visit runs through September 28 and includes Columbus Ohio as part of the itinerary.
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Washington
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Hamilton lawyer Jack Bosch named general chairman of 1957 Butler County Muscular Dystrophy drive
Hamilton resident Jack Bosch, prominent local lawyer and former Butler County prosecutor, was named general chairman of the 1957 Butler County Muscular Dystrophy campaign. The announcement was made by Webster Newton of Middletown, president of the Butler County Chapter, Muscular Dystrophy Association of America. Bosch, a 1932 Ohio State University Law School graduate, and his wife Albertine live at 401 Hyde Park Dr., Hamilton, with two children. He has been active in civic affairs including the YMCA board and the Hamilton Metropolitan Housing board.
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Jackson Bosch
Hamilton
Butler County
Webster Newton
Middletown
Muscular Dystrophy Assns. of America
Bosch
Rentechler Building
Oneida PTO Opens Fall Meetings At School
The Oneida PTO begins its fall sessions at 7 30 p m with an get acquainted and organizational session at the school. Lloyd Collier directs room grouping. After the business meeting refreshments will be served.
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Oneida Pto
Lloyd Collier
PTO
Tito Plans Talks With Gomulka Belgrade Visit Aims
Poland's Wladyslaw Gomulka and Edward Ochab arrived with Adam Rapacki for talks with Yugoslav President Tito in Belgrade. The discussions centered on strengthening ties between independent communist states, potential closer economic and political cooperation, and possible friendship agreements.
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Belgrade
Poland
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Tito
Edward Ochab
Adam Rapacki
Gomulka
Aeronca Club To Hear Talk On Air Race
Bruce Baty AD&MP engineer will speak to the Aeronca Management Club about the cross country air race he participated in this summer. Meeting at 5 30 p m tomorrow in the plant cafeteria includes Boy Scout Troop 88 presentation and a review of past Aeronca accomplishments with plans for next year.
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Bruce Baty
Ad&mp
Aeronca Management Club
Aeronca Group
Aeronca
L3 Die In Korea Sleeping Sickness Outbreak
Health authorities said thirteen people mostly children died of encephalitis after a two week outbreak in four southern provinces of South Korea. A total of fifty were stricken.
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Seoul
South Korea
Batista Orders Loyalty Checks In Cuban Military
Batista regime moves to secure armed forces with loyalty checks. Sailors jailed and officers transferred after revolt at Cienfuegos where 150 sailors joined rebels. Col Roberto Comesanas replaced, new commander Col Arsenio Arrazolo appointed. Authorities report 200 to 250 deaths and ongoing vigilance against rebel landings from Mexico.
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Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Armed Services
Batista
Roberto Comesanas
Cienfuegos
Lopo Barreto
Navy General Staff
Arsenio Arrazolo
Mexico
Cell Radiation Effects Studied
Avalon California conference of 37 radiation biologists sponsored by the Atomic Energy Commission seeks to define when a cell dies by loss of oxygen use and inability to reproduce.
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Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Calif
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Man Held for Ohio Authorities After Stolen Car Arrest
Paul Barker, 21, formerly of Turtle Creek, Madison, is held for Ohio officials after state police nabbed him in downtown Madison. The car he drove had been reported stolen from the Cleveland area, and officers were alerted to a lookout before spotting it.
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Madison
W. Va
Paul’ Barker
Turtle Creek
Here
Ohio
Cleveland
Adison
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MD Drive
Honer
Aeronca Club
Korea
Logan Ave
Middletown’s
Ivory Soap Laundry
Georgia
Rome
Sidney H. Corbin
Benjamin Marrero
Navy
Jose San Ramon Toledo
San Ramon
UU Ae
Penny Loafer
Exble
Oxford
Leear
Asi
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FLOOR
Jamaica
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S.M.L
Verity
Canal Sts
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