Eisenhower Urges Nonviolence in School Integration
President Eisenhower urged that racial integration issues be solved without violence and that federal intervention come only if local authorities cannot maintain order. He noted the need to train and lead public opinion, and affirmed the Constitution as interpreted by the Supreme Court.
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Mahoney Denounces Butler Record In U S Senate Bid
Democratic candidate George P. Mahoney accuses Republican Sen. John Meeswell Butler of voting with the old guard on foreign aid European aid Reciprocal Trade and educational grants. He cites Butler’s absences and questions a Mont gomery County power plant proposal amid a wider critique of Butler’s attendance. A police study recommends major Baltimore police expansion to 300 more officers over five years with targeted patrol shifts and overtime for volunteers. In Oklahoma, Vance AFB will test civilian mess hall workers for two years. Also Oak Hill Bark Hill Church of God to host an annual picnic with film in Roway Ridge.
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