Supreme Court Rejects Virginia on Massive Resistance
The U S Supreme Court denied 80 Virginia petitions against lower court orders ending segregation in Charlottesville and Arlington County. It reaffirmed lower courts’ discretion to desegregate “with all deliberate speed” while noting delays in Virginia reforms.
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France May Get U S Missiles
Washington reports Senator Hennings said discussion at the White House covered possible U S missile deployment to France. Eisenhower and Dulles were said to weigh any move carefully while Britain would receive agreed missiles subject to custody rules. The Bermuda conference with Prime Minister Macmillan was cited as a key influence on Anglo American plans.
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Health notes and foreign affairs wrap from Bermuda trip
Report by Hennings on President Eisenhower’s health during Bermuda visit notes a lingering heart cold and coughing spells. Dulles did most talking while Hennings suggested he explain events at Bertouds. Nagerty said the president recovered from illnesses during the voyage and stay. In other items Kefauver plans nationwide forestry camps for delinquents with federal aid, and Herbert Evans proposes discussing British nuclear tests at the Commonwealth Labor conference in May.
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