Soviet and Red China Clash Over World Peace Front
William L. Ryan reports that despite a staged unity tour by Liu Shao-chi in the USSR and rededicated rhetoric from Pravda, old disputes surface. Pravda warns unity is key to Soviet leadership while Albania echoes hard line, maintaining that peace is not guaranteed and imperialism remains dangerous.
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Four Deep South States Still Fully Segregated
Nashville report notes four Negro girls admitted to previously all white schools in New Orleans this week. It marks the first desegregation in the Deep South, leaving Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina and Georgia as the remaining states with complete segregation.
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Braille Letter Sent To Santa From Texas Student
A second grade pupil at the Texas School for the Blind writes Santa Claus in Braille. David Ray Glover says Santa can read Braille and recalls last year’s gifts. He asks for a tow airplane a battery powered car a thermometer and a flashlight to light his way through a dark world.
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Government plans racial integration in Tanganyika schools
In Dar es Salaam government officials announced plans to integrate white Negro and Asian students across Tanganyika schools. The move, reported by UPI, signals a push toward desegregation in the education system.
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