NAACP to File Suits Over Maryland School Segregation
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People announced plans to file suits in U S District Court in Baltimore to end public school segregation in Harford and St Marys counties. Attorney Robert B Watts said injunctions against the Harford County school board and superintendent would be filed for 21 Negro children, with a second suit for 30 children against St Marys County authorities within 10 days. The suits allege violation of the Fourteenth Amendment. A Harford County petition for immediate integration was rejected last July. Four Aberdeen subcommittees study the issue and will report soon. Also, Navy Air Force manuevers unit participats in Sagebrush in Louisiana.
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National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
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U. S. District Court
Harford
St. Marys
Robert B. Watts
Harford County
St. Marys County
Watts
U. S. Supreme Court
Maryland
Tucker R. Dearing
Dearing
Aberdeen
Pope Hears Voice Before Vision at Vatican
Osservatore Della Domenica reports Pope Pius X heard a distant voice saying a vision would come before an image of Christ appeared at his bedside during a grave illness. He soon recovered and held a general audience for 5,000 Italians and visitors ahead of Christmas observances.
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Osservatore Della Domenica
Pius Xilima
Christ
Il Quotidiano
Catholic Acton
Vatican City
L’osservatore Romano
Castel Gandolfo
Three Factors In President's Decision
Brother Edgar cites doctors assessment Mamie Eisenhower and the foreign situation as key in Eisenhower's possible second term. Edgar Eisenhower, a Tacoma attorney, told the Times-Picayune he does not know the President's decision. He notes Ike's heart attack recovery surprised him but shows family confidence in his bounce.
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Edgar Eisenhower
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Times- Picayune
Acquitted Of Being Accomplice In Murder
Fort Worth reports a district court jury acquitted Mrs. Mary Clark of being an accomplice to the murder of her wealthy oilman husband William P. Clark. The verdict came after long deliberations. Judge Willis McGregor presided as district attorney Howard Fender had urged a life sentence. The trial hinged on statements from ex convict Harry, the key witness for the prosecution.
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Mary Clark
Wiliam P. Clack
Willis McGregor
Dist
Attu
Jloward Fender
Clark
Harry
Veteran Leading Moroccan Rebels
French authorities identified Mohammed el Kha' bouchi, a 40 year old Moroccan veteran of Dien Bien Phu, leading about 2000 rebels in northern Morocco against French posts in the Rif Mountains. He fought for France in Indochina, was captured by Vietminh, later freed.
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French Morocco
Morocco
Riff Mountains
Dien Bien Phu
Mohammed el Kha' Bouchi
Indochina
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