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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1956

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Rioters Fire On Mob At Nehru Speech In Bombay

Rioters stone police and attempt to set two buses ablaze as Prime Minister Nehru addresses a Chowpatty Sands crowd. Police use tear gas and later gunfire to break up the riot. Nehru says Bombay will be federally administered and not join Marathi or Gujarati groups. Over a thousand demonstrators arrested, deaths reportedly up to 400 in prior clashes. Also, Pvt Everett C Barrett completes field training at Fort Riley with the 1st Infantry Division.

Bombay India Nehru Maharashtra Chowpatty Sands Chowpatty All-India Congress Hughes Road Congress Party Fort Riley Kan Everett C. Barrett Plase C.barrett Route 1 Frederick 1St Infantry Division

Young Robert Brown elected to Washington College board

Robert Brown, 30, yesterday became the youngest person in recent years to be elected a member of the Washington College board of visitors and governors, in Chestertown Maryland. In another item Senator Olin D Johnston of South Carolina renewed his fight against confirming Solicitor General Simon Sobeloff as a federal judge in Washington.

I College Board Chestertown Robert Brown Washington College Board of Visitors and Governors Sobeloff Washington Olin D. Johnston D-Sc Simon E. Sobeloff

Dangerous diplomacy as Tito visits Moscow

Washington officials assess Yugoslav President Tito as playing a dangerous game on his Moscow trip. He seeks cordial Soviet ties while maintaining profitable relations with the United States and Western allies. Experts warn a misstep could pull him deeper into Soviet influence without formal commitment.

Washington Tito Yugoslavia U.S Moscow United States Britain France International Communist Organization

Science Finds Healing So Relieves Pain S1

For the first time science has found a new healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. In many cases relief and actual shrinkage occurred as patients reported piles ceasing to be a problem. The Bio-Dyne substance marketed as Preparation H comes in suppository or ointment form with a money back guarantee.

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Segregation Declares Dead Says NAACP Official

In Jackson Mississippi Roy Wilkins NAACP executive secretary stated segregation is dead though it walks like a zombie Desegregation is spreading wherever tried He spoke at a Mississippi NAACP branches meeting and urged calm dialogue over desegregation efforts The speech was prepared for the statewide meeting and noted improvements in Southern schools despite lingering tensions

Jackson Miss National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Roy Wilkins Mississippi Wilkins Baltimore D. Eldred Rinehart Rinehart Blanchard Dall Interpol Samuel Sitton Hopkins

Western diplomats in Belgrade recall student integration debate

In a discussion touching multiple states, officials note plans to fill vacancies while reflecting on school desegregation. Statements cite Mississippi, Kentucky, Missouri, and several southern states as sites of policy shifts. The piece mentions Negro students at Louisiana State and Texas universities and broader actions toward admission of Black undergraduates next year.

Belgrade Texas Charles S. Jackson Xueht Gage All Bessie D. Vane Missouri Kentucky Arkan Tennessee Waterloo West Virginia Henry Kueh Delaware Baltimore Quehl St. Clements Kuehl Maryland Columbia Wilkins Louisiana Louisiana State University Virginia ‘S North Carolina University of Texas

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