Reds Put More Animals In Orbit Segregationists Ignore Court Order
New Orleans tension rose after a federal court ordered Louisiana agencies to stop blocking integration. A three judge panel allowed the previously all white schools to admit Black students on a graduated basis, spurring demonstrations at Willam Frantz and McDonough schools. Police dispersed crowds as harassment of parents and protesters continued. The Orleans Parish School Board planned to appeal to the US Supreme Court to secure funding and maintain control amid bank objections and state rights protests.
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Soviet dog space ship weighs five tons in orbit
Moscow AP reports a third Soviet space ship carrying animal passengers was launched today with two dogs aboard a five ton vehicle. Tass noted the craft’s weight and equipment closely matched August’s. No word on recovery. The dogs Pehetha and Mushka join a lineage of canine cosmonauts as USSR continues space biology tests.
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Officials Say U S Rocket Hit Cuba
Havana reports say a U S space rocket exploded over Holguin causing loud blasts and alarm with debris identified as made in the United States. No major damage or injuries reported, power outages limited, investigation tied to Cape Canaveral launch.
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AT&T eyes flat-rate long distance by zone system
New York AP reports AT&T planned a sweeping shift to zone based long distance service with unlimited calls within a flat monthly rate. The plan, outlined by AT&T President Frederick R. Kappel, would gradually erase local long distance distinctions and allow New York subscribers to pay a fixed fee for unlimited three minute calls to Chicago or other cities within a zone, with nationwide zones possible.
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Heart Attack Hits Ma Ferguson in Austin
Mrs Mari ant A Ferguson 85 suffered a heart attack at home on Wednesday night and was taken to Seton Hospital in fair condition. She previously served as Texas governor and is noted as the first woman to hold the post. A resuscitator was used at her home for about 15 minutes before transport. Her doctor and the fire department provided details.
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Kennedy to begin unveiling administration picks today
President elect John F Kennedy plans a weekend flight to Florida then return to Michigan for confer ences with Senate leaders as he starts naming cabinet level appointees. He will meet with governors including Mennen Williams of Michigan and Gov Abraham Ribicoff of Connecticut, who has been rumored for Health Education and Welfare.
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President elect announces staff additions and cabinet plans
The President elect revealed Gor G Mennent Wiis of Michigan as assistant and ellary of state as part of a busy day since the November 8 election. Officials indicated a strong likelihood of Kennedy's first cabinet announcement today with additional arrangements expected.
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University of Caracas Turned Into Fortress
Caracas troops battled Communist led students as the university became a fortress. Authorities reported deaths, arrests, and seizures of radio transmitters while warning of continued clashes. The unrest spread across several provinces and threats of a general strike persisted amid government efforts to reclaim control.
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Weather Forecast From The National Bureau
The forecast from the weather bureau notes regional conditions and temperature outlook. Minor variation across districts is expected with possible showers in coastal areas and cooler nights ahead.
Negro likely to be named cabinet post in Kennedy era
Albany Times Union reports from Capitol sources that President Kennedy may appoint Willam Dawson of Illinois as postmaster general, potentially making the first Black cabinet member in U S history. Dawson hedges on comment, while Connecticut Democratic chair John Bailey is also named as a strong possibility.
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Slaton Groceryman Killed in Bus Collision
A bus and a speeding car collided in Slaton Texas injuring and killing 70 year old Lacy C Holt a local grocer. Police said Hoyt was alone in the car and attempted to pass the bus in front of it leading to the fatal crash.
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Revolt Downed in Argentina Amid Abortive Uprising
In Buenos Aires reports say leaders of abortive Peronist uprisings in northern and central Argentina are dead or in custody. Ex-General Miguel A Triguez, who led the main attack on Rosano’s border area, escaped by air to Paraguay with Peronist labor leader Dante Vic and an army officer named Li Franco. Theo requested asylum as political refugees. Retired Col. Julio A. Barredo, Triguez’s field commander, was killed in the fight near the infantry barracks.
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Congo Ousts Arab Diplomat
Leopoldville reports President Joseph Kasaruby demanded UAR Ambassador Murad Ghaled and staff leave the Congo. Kasayoba charged Ghaed and his staff with aiding rebel elements and hatching plots supporting Patrice Lumumba.
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Recount Fight Grows as Illinois Threatens Votes
Illinois Republicans press a recount push after a Democratic landslide, with Stratton of the Hilmei Electoral Board warning of possible non certification if tangible fraud evidence arises. Democrats claim fraud but the board may proceed, while the Electoral College meets in December amid accusations and political maneuvering in Springfield.
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