Political Busin ess Talks and Court Rulings Stir Texas
A fragmented report notes millionaire businessmen backing a plan to replace Shivers with Daniel, who signed a southern manifesto protesting school desegregation. It accuses the NAACP of packing Yarborough to defeat Shivers and links campaign support to government policy.
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Waite
Yarborou
Texas
Daniel
Shivers
Supreme Court
NAACP
Yarborough
Building Permits Issued for Home and Warehouse Remodels
City building inspector Sam Awl Perry grants permits Monday for remodeling a one story frame warehouse and repair shop at 3210 Dick Taylor Street. Eddie Gordon plans a one story frame residence with three rooms at 120 South 23rd Street. Brooks erects a one story frame home with four rooms at 3001 Owl Street. William Hy Wall adds three rooms to a one story frame dwelling at 1308 Sterlington Road.
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Sam Awl
Perry
Marine
Dick, Taylor ‘Street
Eddie Gordon
23Rd Street
Brooks
Owl Street
Sterlington’ Road
Baton Twirling Champion Miss Powell Gains National Honors
Wason Place Monroes earns multiple national honors in baton twirling events in New Orleans and at state colleges. She places fourth at the YWCA Open National and fifth at Pontchartrain Beach Open National, plus a gold trophy in a strutting contest. She previously won Star of Tomorrow and best all around twirler titles. members of the National Baton Twirling Association and AAU.
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Wason
Monroes
Theonational
New Orleans
Pontchartrain
Louisiana ‘State College
The
National Baton Twirling. Association
Amateur’ Athletic
Union of ‘the
United ‘States
Eisenhower cites aim of international atomic control
President Eisenhower summarized the Soviet nuclear tests and the need for effective international control of atomic energy. The AEC report by Lewis Strauss located Soviet proving grounds in southwest Siberia north of India and noted Barents Sea testing. James Hagerty said the latest Russian blast involved a hydrogen weapon.
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United States
U.N
Eisenhower
AEC
Lewis* L. ‘Strauss
Siberia
India
Afghanistan
Pakistan
China
Barents ‘Sea
Arctic Ocean
Strauss
James
White: House Press
Sugar Bowl saga and intercollegiate athletics debate
Fireworks On continued from first page says it would not return to the Sugar Bowl if invited. Wisconsin canceled games with LSU. Longs proposed special session would lift interracial athletics ban but keep segregated seating. Sugar Bowl president Paul DeBlanc declined comment. Alexandria readers protested inclusion of measures in the call.
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University of Wisconsin
Louisiana State University
Long
Paul DeBlanc
Hit
Ina
Alexandria Eaeth Segregaction
Political operatives tied to Democratic campaign circle
Fragmentary list cites James Mainnegan of Philadelphia and Stevens campaign aides including Raskin of Chicago deputy, Kefauver campaign manager, F. Joseph Donohue of Washington, Dwyer, Clayton Fritchey, Stevenson team members, and Mrs. Katie Lauchester of the Democratic division.
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Tcal
Amon
James Mainnegan
Philadelphia
Stevers
Raskin
Chicago
Joseph Donohue
Washington Dawyer
Kefauvermpaign
Clayton’ Fritchey
Stevenson
New
Biase
Wile Aramaton
Katie’ Lauchester
Eyonien
Diary purportedly by Makarios in book called genuine claim
British minister Lennox-Boyd said handwriting experts confirmed a diary attributed to Archbishop Makarios was written by Col Grivas and that its detailed account of EOKA activity appeared genuine The diary’s first section quotes Makarios by name and a code name Genikos in later pages
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Athens
Cyprus
Anthimos
Kitium
Lennox-Boyd
Col. Grivas
Makarios
Genikos
Virginia seeks limited integration through voluntary plan dispute
The legislature backs a compromised pupil assignment approach while Governor Byrd pushes for continued segregation under threat of state funding loss. Opponents fear the governor's plan could force school closures, while Byrd urges resisting racially mixed assignments to preserve the South's stance.
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The
Commission
Stanley
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Virginia
Purchase of Six Trucks With Mechanical Beds for City Equipment
A city committee recommends buying six trucks with mechanical beds to replace worn units lacking beds. Some equipment needs repairs costing 200 to 400 dollars per unit, to be funded in the budget, with mechanics instructed to repair or rebuild current gear not slated for replacement this year.
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Monroe
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New Non Surgical Hemorrhoid Cure Reported
A New York News Special reports a non surgical healing substance shrinking hemorrhoids and relieving pain. Doctors observe rapid relief and reduced swelling with Bio-Dyne based preparations including Preparation H ointment and suppositories. Claims include long lasting improvement without narcotics or anesthetics, from a variety of sufferers.
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New-York
Agricultural Soil Conservation Committee Delegates Named
The iConcorail parish agricultural soil conservation committee has named delegates to the county convention to be held here on Wednesday.
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iConcorail Parish
Agricultural Soil ‘Conservation Committee
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Vane
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