Federal school integration limits debated in Clinton case
In a Clinton Tennessee context the article discusses Supreme Court limits on federal involvement in public schools, reiterating that only dismantling discrimination is required. It notes voluntary segregation remains legal, with state and local authorities handling enforcement and civil rights issues. A Clinton school board case is cited along with implications for picketing and due process.
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Washington
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South Carolina
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Clinton
Tennessee
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Ten- Tessee
Maxhe
America
Frederick News Briefs From December 1956 Issue
Local notes from Frederick Maryland dated December 1956 summarize subscription rates and postal information. The item lists pricing for carriers and mail subscriptions, and notes Associated Press rights for local news.
Public health warns of old and new disease threats
The American Public Health Association notes that while many health problems are controlled others worsen. Accidents are now the leading death cause for under 35. radiation and industrial uses of atomic energy demand stricter regulation. Auto use and air pollution create new public health challenges. Frances Jackson, colored, 109 Ice street, was charged in a warrant with destroying property and summoned to a hearing.
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American Public Health Association
Frances Jackson
Ice Street
Sergi
Sundar
Fire damages desk at Valley Savings Bank scene
Charles T. Boist, a Middletown bank janitor, found smoke and a coal oil lamp explosion causing fire damage to the Grangers Insurance desk and wall map. The item mentions a political clarification by Joseph D. Baker and notes Trinity M. E. church South’s 40th anniversary celebration in Frederick along with a farm sale in Tuscarora district. The Kew, Be a Godly Num is listed at local market price of ten cents.
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Charles T. Boist
Valley Savings Bank of Middletown
Grangers Insurance Company
Joseph D. Baker
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Southern Methodist Church
Frederick
James W. Pearre
W. N. Young
George D. Martz
Tuscarora
Granville F. Stull
Eisenhower speech marks Human Rights Day observance
President Eisenhower praised human rights and denounced Soviet brutality in remarks during observances linked to the UN declaration anniversary. He cited Hungary’s oppression and urged prayers and church services across America while noting global suffering and the need for renewed resolve.
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United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Eiseshower Aaid Ins Ment
Augusta Dast Nacht
Vins
Vwunaary
Jevi Peenie
Huncars
Maddas Colin
America
Hungary
Eisenhower
Uaiman Radhis
State Poultry Veany Wins Eastern Intercollegiate Judging
College teams from 19 colleges competed in the 33rd Eastern Intercollegiate Poultry Judging Contest in Vast Saturday. Veany’s team won with 4.560 points followed by Connell in second and Connecticut in third.
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College Parr
Popla Univerorts
Vaisient
Gadd
Coonell
University of Connecticut
Italian Communists Criticize Intervention
At the national congress of the Italian Communist Party in Rome critics condemned Soviet intervention in Hungary while others defended the alliance. The debate touched on Poland and domestic policy, with several speakers arguing the stance was not reconcilable with party directives. Also noted is a separate sports item about a giant egg weighing six and five eighths inches around the middle.
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Rome
Hungary
Palace Toutiat
TaNwip
Basced Dl
Loy Amonio
Gaentin
Chamber of Depta
Detre PD
Les
Uaneary
Poland
Bsaterina Viarteeva
Tai Cate Vention Ovesterday
Haberth
Victor J. Gibbons
Thors
Gains
Egyptians Snipe At British In Port Said Ambush
Egyptian guerrillas ambushed a British patrol in Port Said's Aral quarter, wounding one scout and triggering a protest to the LON. Police and later arrests followed as the ceasefire and withdrawal tightened.
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Port 3
Egypt
Egyptia Guerrilas Attardon
Port Said
Aral
Oval Scouts Regiment
Lon
Bridal Shower Held at Muss Mee Powe Home
A bridal shower was hosted on November 29 at the Muss Mee Powe residence for the bride-to-be Mrs. Robert Eo Lae Wesda. Guests enjoyed pink and white decor. Hosts delivering refreshments and gifts included Hilda Focle, David Robertson, Martha Vireed, Behar Feale, Orths Fook, Miriam Oland, Varta, Delores Hoffman, Audrey Blank, Mary Wisner, Sharon, Bobhsdee, Nancy Fogle, and Jeanne Blank. Several guests sent gifts but could not attend.
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Robert Eo
Wesda
Hilda Focle
David Robertson
Martha Vireed
Behar Feale
Mec
Orths
Miriam Oland
Vististe Varta
Delores Hoffman
Audrey Blank
Frederick County Superintendent details APSS report
Frederick County Superintendent Dr James A Sensenbaugh outlines his APSS report. He describes APSS as a cooperative national organization for school systems pooling ideas and addressing problems, with projects on professional recruitment, time scale indexing, budgeting, and community education.
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Frederick County
James A Sensensbaugh
Associated Public School Systems of America
Allentown
Pennsylvania
APSS
Columbia University
Seacanbayeh
Institute of Administrative Research
Institute
New York
Metropolitan School Studys Council
Central School Study
Sensenbaugh
Paul R. Mort
Associated Public School Systems
John W. Polley
Frederick County School System
Orgallizations
Association
Maryland
Sehont Board
Department of Education
Frederick
Sick residents and a club meeting in Middleburg
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital are Mr Dennis Stogshill and Mrs Ethel Stockman in fair condition, with Mr Stockman celebrating a seventieth birthday in hospital. Johnny Jack Keipple has returned home after ten days, very much improved. The Middleburg Red and Gun Club held its third meeting at Cross Roads Inn Keymar with plans to buy land and form a society. A larger InterClub shoot is set for New Year’s Day at Crouse's Mill Road. shells will be sold. The club sent flowers to Rudette Crim’s funeral.
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Dennis Stogshill
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ethel 7. Stockman
West South Street
United Ambulance
Stockman
Johnny Jack
Keipple
East Sixth Street
Middleburg
Crouse
Rudette Crim
Chub
Side Glances on Clothing Donations for Snowden Firehouse
Community item noting sizes of clothing to be taken to the New Market Firehouse for Snowden. Pants 36-26, shirt 13, coat 36, and snail size shoes referenced.
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New Market
Snowden
Campaign spending high in Sixth District race
The Beatle Digitee spent over $33,000 in electioneering for the Con APCsomids seat, with candidates DeWitt Hyde and John R. Foley combining for about $40,000 in contributions. Hyde’s agent reported $16,612 in costs and $20,397 in contributions, while Foley’s agent listed $17,277 in expenditures and $19,764 in contributions. The district covers Montgomery, Frederick, Washington, Albany and Garrett counties. Major labor groups backed Foley, including AFL-CIO and several unions, while Hyde drew the largest single gift from Baltimore attorney Jacob France at $1,000 along with other individual donors.
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Montgomery County
DeWitt
Hyde
John R. Foley
J. R. Gorman
Foley
James Gildea
Montgomery
Frederick
Washington
Albany
Garrett
Committee On Political Education
Afl-Cio
Machinists
United Steelworkers of America
Political Action Fund
Maryland State Industrial Union Committee
EF. Brooke Lee
Baltimore
Jacob France
Mr. Hyde
Donaldson Brown
Greta B. Brown
A. B. Hanson
J. H. Zink
A. L. Aubinoe
J. Howard Pew
House Trailer Destroyed by Fire in New Market
Firefighters responded to a blaze in New Market at 3 30 PM Saturday. The trailer, owned by Robey Snowden who lived alone and was uninsured, was a total loss after Snowden, who slept in the trailer, smoked in bed. He escaped with only his belongings. Captain Paul Chaney was treated for a burn. Mrs Elmer Jackson alerted the fire department.
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Fountain Mills
Robey Snowden
Snowden
ANK Vary
Elmer Jackson
New Market
Paul Chaney
Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club Meets in November
The Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club gathered November 27 at Mrs. Aubrey Davis's home with nine members and three guests. Mrs. Merril Hahn presided as vice president. A prayer, poems, readings, and a discussion on aging well formed the program. The club planned a Christmas party for December 13 and presented a milk glass jardiniere to new homeowners Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Davis.
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Pleasant Grove Club
Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club
Aubrey Davis
Bascom Neal
Carpenter
Grace Burall
Merril Hahn
Raymond Barnes
Neal
Norman Nusbaum
Nusbaum
Barnes
Danny Kaye
Stella Lawson
Frederick
Sees Osea Abi
Unionville 4-H Christmas Party Plans and Activities
Es sonville 4 H recreation committee led by Paul Rhoderick Bobby Zimmerman and Austin Garver organized the Unionville Boys H club holiday event at the Grange fall. Guests included Pros pect Liberty and Unionville girls 4 H clubs and the county agent. Robert Clyde Bohn presided as president. An officers' clinic was announced for December 22 in the Conference room. A local officers planning session will occur later this month. Kenneth Hod reported the Liberty gym will host practice and games each Monday night in January and February.
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Essonville 4-H
Paul Rhoderick
Bobby Zimmerman
Austin Garver
Unionville
Grange
Prospect
Liberty
Unionville Girls
Robert Clyde Bohn
Stansfield
Kenneth Hod
Damaged Simon Elementary School Vandalism Reported
Weekend vandalism caused damage at Simon Elementary School with an estimated cost. Local authorities are investigating the incident and reviewing security footage.
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Simon
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