Students Transfer To Perez Parishes
New Orleans awaits a federal court decision on school integration as white students at two integrated schools prepare to resume segregated classes in St Bernard Parish. The Orleans Parish School Board seeks to postpone integration until legal issues between federal and state authorities are resolved.
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New Orleans
St. Bernard Parish
Orleans Parish
Joseph J. Davies Jr
Davies
St. Bernard
Dist
Atty
Leander H. Perez
St. Bernard and Plaquemines Parishes
U.S. District Court
J. Sketly Wright
Orleans
Wright
Soviet China tensions and New Orleans school integration update
Reports from Moscow Peiping and outer Mongolia disputes surface as China seeks Formosa influence and faster development while Moscow funds neutrals and clashes with Yugoslavia. U S authorities note attacks on Khrushchev, plus New Orleans teachers paid after funds resumed. In St Bernard, some integrated McDonogh 19 and William Frantz students may enroll with no bus transport. Legal actions continue over federal vs state integration orders.
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Peiping
Formosa
Moscow
China
India
Afhanistan
Outer Mongolia
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
U. S
Khrushchev
University Of Richmond Doctor Lands NIH Funding For Fish Oxygen Study
Dr. Jack D. Burke of the University of Richmond received a $16,000 NIH grant to continue a three year project measuring oxygen needs of various fish. He plans field work across Virginia’s rivers streams ponds and inlets, acknowledging both enjoyment and hard labor in the research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Jack D. Burke
University of Richmond
National Institute of Health
Virginia
Thanksgiving Spirit Across Forces and Campuses
Thanksgiving observances unfold from the Western Pacific to Plymouth Mass with church services and celebrations. Goddard College students host 13 foreign students while Penn State hosts travel to Pine Grove for American hospitality. A Plymouth reenactment and Altadena church service reflect traditional Pilgrim observances.
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Western Pacific
Goddard College
Plainfield
Austria
Denmark
Ecuador
Greece
India
Italy
Jordan
Malaya
Uruguay
Pennsylvania State University
Pine Grove
Plymouth
Mass
Plymouth Congregational Church
Altadena
Calif
Charles M. Houser
Bettie Sears Nets 419-Pound Sea Bass Near Coronado Island
Mrs Bettie Sears of Cajon weighed under 140 pounds and caught a 419 pound sea bass from a sports fishing boat near Coronado Island about 20 miles southwest of San Diego. Officials said it was the largest fish of record with medium tackle.
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San Diego
Calif
Bettie Sears
Suburban FE
Cajon
Sears
Coronado Island
Here
Service medal honors and campus commemorations in Louisiana
Wells receives exceptionally meritorious service commendation for Korea duty from 1959 to 1960. Pioneer area residents named to campus drives at Northeast Louisiana State College, with Bayou DeSiard street honors for Joe Renwick Circle and William Rufus Mitchell Avenue. Renwick and Mitchell biographies noted as local civic leaders.
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7Th Infantry Division
Wells
Korea
Okinawa
Germany
Loisiana State College
Bayou DeSiard
Brown Hall
Joe Renwick
William Rufus Mitchell
Bayou Drive
Renwick
Bastrop
Louisiana State University
Parish
Mr. Mitchell
Georgia
Quachita Parish
Cadeville
Cade Ville
West Monroe
Electors split vote as unpledged slate trails Kennedy bloc
About 176000 electors backed Nixon while a States Rights slate trailed. A veteran senator warned Jones' resolution would fail in the Senate. House members labeled the move foolish. Ellis said electors felt a moral and legal duty to honor the people’s mandate. Kennedy and Johnson were pledged by the Democratic committee, with WDSU-TV reporting all ten electors would vote Kennedy on December 19. Unpledged electors sought a southern bloc to block Kennedy, with six from Alabama and eight from Mississippi.
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Richard Nixon
States Rights Party
Jones
Senate
House
Ellis
Central Correatee
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
New Orleans
Wdsu-Tv
Alabama
Mississippi
Lightning Strikes Repeatedly Hit Kingstree Home
DeWitt Joye’s brick house in Kingstree South Carolina has been struck by lightning three times in four years causing damage to a bed plaster ceiling holes and electrical failures including washing machine damage and service outages to two telephones. In San Diego California Dr Elmer Bingham urged child proof medicine cabinets at a sanitary engineering convention noting children often access harmful medicines.
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Kingstree
8. C
DeWitt Joye
San Diego
Calif
Elmer Bingham
Health Department
American Society of Sanitary Engineering
Bingham
Cross Burning Follows Thanksgiving Day Plans at Alabama Game
At an Alabama pageantry, a banner marked Nov 2$ signaled the Thanksgiving Day game. A night gathering of robed klansmen, led by Robert M. Shelton, discussed school integration threats and possibly burned a cross. Police failed to close the public stadium for Tuskegee Institute and Alabama State’s annual game amid lingering tensions from earlier demonstrations.
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Robert M. Shelton
Tuscaloosa
KKK
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama State
Cramton Rowl
Sullivan
Deer Hunters Return to Monroe After License Delay
Deer hunters faced a license delay due to a frontal system and spent the night at biologist Joe Herring's office on Black Bayou. Herring awaited license arrivals at Selman Field this morning while unlicensed hunters were warned not to hunt.
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Monroe
Joe Herring
Black Bayou
Herring
Selman Field
Unanimous House Approves Resolution Against Integration
The House passed the resolution condemning federal ordered school integration in New Orleans without debate before recess. Senator Robert Ainsworth Jr. of New Orleans criticized labeling individuals as Communists, warning it may imply treason while the amended text accuses the Supreme Court and federal branches of aiding a Communist conspiracy to destroy public school systems through forced integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
New Orleans
Robert Ainsworth Jr
United States
Ainsworth
Supreme Court
Tucson man ran wine sales from nightly worker trips
Cedro Rakestraw, 62, contracted to haul farm workers, allegedly sold wine to his passengers at one dollar a pint each on the way home, having bought the liquor for half that price. He was charged with selling liquor without a permit.
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Cedro Rakestraw
Rakestraw
Vakestraw
Small Camera On Satellite In Good Form
Washington AP reports the small camera on the Tiros II weather satellite outperforms the larger camera while the craft orbits in a near perfect path ranging 406 to 431 miles high. Officials wrestle with issues on the big camera and power drain concerns.
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Washington
Turés
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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