University to Appeal Order in Alabama Negro Admission Case
The University of Alabama will appeal a federal ruling prohibiting racial exclusion of students, seeking U S Supreme Court review. Autherine Lucy, admitted then expelled amid riots, seeks readmission with full student privileges as hearings set for Feb 29. Governor Folsom blames NAACP and outside agitators for campus unrest. Eisenhower says Justice Department is reviewing the case.
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Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama
U. S. Supreme Court
James E. Folsom
National Asso
Montgomery
Ruby Hurley
NAACP
Cam- University
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
LU. S. Dist
Hobart Grooms
Grooms
Autherine Lucy
Tuscaloosa
Lucy
Eisenhower
U. S. Department of Justice
Police Ann Hudson
Senator Beall Speaks At Lincoln Day Rallies
In Clearwater Florida on February 13 Senator Beall speculated about a Churchill Montgomery message to Eisenhower. He said Montgomery carried a note from Churchill and Adenauer and predicted more Lincoln Day speeches urging Eisenhower to run again.
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Senator Beall
Clearwater
Fla
Chancellor Adenauer
Montgomery
Eisenhower
Ares
Appeals Court Clears Harford Bus Driver in Bel Air Accident
The Court of Appeals ruled that Harford County School Board and bus driver Roy F Choate were not at fault after a car struck youths as they alighted on Route 1 near Bel Air. The decision upheld that motorists must stop for school buses and affirmed a negligence conviction against John Chackness of Bel Air.
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Annapolis
Harford County School Board
Bel Air
Court of Appeals
Roy F. Choate
Baltimore
John Chackness
David Charles Hrubeek
Charles Frank
Woman and four children found murdered in Sherbrooke
SHERBROOKE Quebec Feb 13 A woman and her four children were found dead in their home here police said they had been murdered. The bodies were discovered by police late this afternoon the victims had been dead about 12 hours. They were identified as the wife and children of Romeo Drapeau. Provincial police said first information came from a Waterloo priest who said a man confessed to killing a woman and four children in Sherbrooke. The husband and father identified himself as the killer.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Romeo Drapeau
Waterloo
Polson
Russians say Burgess Maclean reveal won’t split allies
London reports Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd accused the Kremlin of candor lacking in stating they knew nothing about Burgess and Maclean since their May 1951 disappearance. He warned Soviet timing of disclosures could threaten the Eden Eisenhower accord and questioned Soviet portrayal of the case to haunt Anglo American trust. Eden later updated Commons on his Washington talks with Eisenhower.
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London
Moscow
Donald Maclean
Guy Burgess
Britain
United States
Selwyn Lloyd
Kremlin
Lloyd
House of Commons
Eden
Ewenhower
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Burgess
Maclean
Foreign Office
V. M. Molotov
Communist Party
Nikita
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Liogd
Commons
Eisenhower
Navy report details Antarctic Otter crash with seven aboard
The Otter seaplane crashed into a snow covered mountain near Little America after wings were overloaded by ice. Seven men survived a six day vigil in the frozen wastes and remained in Antarctica to support weather studies while awaiting a later expedition. Coast Guard's Eastwind relayed initial disappearance information from Feb three about125 miles southeast of Little America.
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Washington
Navy
Ater
Little America
Antarctic
Coast Guard
Eastwind
Little
America
Fee
Salvage unlikely after structural damage to Otter wreck
Wreckage of the Otter was spotted on Feb 3 after a crash in icy conditions. Due to structural damage and hard to reach position, the Navy said no salvage will be attempted. Survivors were located walking toward the coast and evacuated by helicopter to an advance base.
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Navy
Police foil shed intrusion with paint trap
The intruder triggered a home made paint trap inside a shed causing a full paint spray and a slippery floor fall. Police noted the incident and cited the suspect’s attempted break in as evidence of criminal activity.
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Alee
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