Lucy Case Heading For High Court
The University of Alabama segregation case heads to the U S Supreme Court after defense notice of appeal. Autherine Lucy 26 has been attending classes briefly amid riot disturbances and trustees bar her for safety reasons as the court battle continues. Polly Ann Hudson seeks a divorce while barred as a student for conduct and marital status.
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Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama
U. S. Supreme Court
Autherine Lucy
James E. Folsom
National Assn. For Advancement of Colored People
Montgomery
Lucy
Polly Ann Hudson
University
Miles College
Loyalty File Admitted By Civil Service Commission
The Civil Service Commission acknowledged it conducts loyalty security investigations of some congressmen and stores details in a permanent confidential file. It said most inquiries target close associates, while revealing eight congressmen were investigated with their consent and seven at the State and Labor Departments' request.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Congress
United Press
Charles LE. Potter
R-Mich
Irving M. Ives
RN. V
James E. Murray
Dmont
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Civil Service
Philip Young
State
Labor Departments
Young
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Man Held After Family Clubbed SHERBROOKE case
Police in Sherbrooke Quebec held Romeo Drapeau an accountant described as a devoted family man as a material witness in the clubbing deaths of his pregnant wife and four children. The bodies were found at the family home after a Waterloo parish priest called police for Drapeau who had sought counsel.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Romeo Drapeau
Waterloo, Que
Drapeau
Weather Forecast Brief From U S Weather Bureau
Partly cloudy and warm today with a high near 77. Cooler tomorrow with a high around 66. Overnight low about 39. Yesterday reached 75. Temperatures across cities show varied readings from 38 at Oklahoma City to 65 at Kansas City. Sunset at 6:34 p.m. and sunrise at 7:82 a.m.
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U.S
Agurillo
Chicaxo
Denver
Ag Cindreston
Koew York
Oklahoma City
Ban Antonio
Nixon Points To GOP Record at Lincoln Day Dinner
Vice President Nixon touted a magnificent GOP record after three years in office at the National Republican Club Lincoln Day Dinner in New York. He praised prosperity without war and full employment outside the armed forces while criticizing Democratic hopefuls and denying calling Truman a traitor. He avoided speculation on a 1960 run and said optimism is higher than ever.
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New York
Nixon
Eisenhower
National Republican Club
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Averell Harriman
Washington
Truman
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Alger Hiss
West
Republican Party
Mardi Gras Throngs Crowd New Orleans Streets
Thousands filled Canal Street and the French Quarter as Mardi Gras reached its peak in New Orleans. Rex Edgar A. G. Bright led the revelry with Patricia Henican as queen while Comus remains anonymous. Zulu King Albert Hamilton presided over the Coconut toss amid fringe balls and parades before Lent begins.
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New Orleans
Rex
Comus
Edgar A. G. Bright
Patricia Charbonnet Henican
Canal Street
French Quarter
Assa
NAACP
Albert
Snake) Hamilton
Polar Bear Suffers as Milan Zoo Endures Damp Cold
In Milan the polar bear at the city zoo struggles most during the cold spell. Zoo Director Maria Molinar says the arctic animal suffers rheumatism and needs a dry cold, not the damp chill felt elsewhere as temperatures hover near freezing.
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Milan
Italy
Maria Molinar
Norther Threatens Warmer Panhandle Week Weather
A new norther was forecast to reach the Panhandle Tuesday bringing a drop in temperatures and scattered showers across Texas. Early readings showed 3 degrees at Lubbock and 70 at Alice with other lows ranging from 34 in Amarillo to 66 in Brownsville while fog lingered in southeast Texas.
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Associated Press
Panhandle
Texas
Lubbock
Alice
Dalthart
Amarillo
el Paso
Cotulla
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Wichita Falls
Alpine
Abilene
del Rio
Texarkana
Dallas
Lufkin
Beaumont
Houston
Waco
Austin
San Antonio
Brownsville
Eisenhower Hears Final Medical Findings On Health
Washington reports a midafternoon briefing by Dr. Paul Dudley White and four doctors on President Eisenhower’s heart status. He will weigh medical advice against his own sense of ability as he considers a second term, with an announcement likely by March 1.
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Washington
J Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Denver
Humphrey
Thomasville
White
Ejisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
White House
Thomas W. Mattingly
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Byron E. Pollock
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Woman and daughter killed in Houston family shooting
An elderly woman Louise Steffani 77 and her daughter Charlene Ayala 36 were killed after an hour long dispute at their home. Steffani's son Gabriel 56 was gravely wounded. Ayala was stabbed in the throat. The 37 year old killer fled.
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Houston
Louise Steffani
Charlene Ayala
Islain
Steffani
Gabriel
Grief and Defiance Mark Missouri Murder Case
June Joy Milton, a 26 year old divorcee, confessed to killing Walter A. Siebert 59 with a pistol during a bedroom dispute in St Louis County. She said she feared him after an argument and set fire to the bed to destroy evidence. Siebert, a Republican leader, died as firefighters fought the blaze. Milton was arrested Monday and faces first degree murder and arson charges.
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June Joy Milton
Walter A. Siebert
St. Louis County
Milton
Siebert
Webster Groves
United Press Telephoto
ST. Louis
Terrorists Kill First American Near Casablanca
Capt Nelson Custer Brown 42 of Green Forest Arkansas, a U S military police captain, was killed near Casablanca while driving with his wife to Nouasseur air base. He stopped to aid a supposedly troubled vehicle, was stoned and shot in the head, dying instantly. Mrs Brown alerted French police.
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Casablanca
Oreeco
U.S
Nelson Custer Brown
Green Forest
Ark
Nouaceur
Brown
Pirate
Funeral arrangements for Hillcrest Bank founder Wyatt
Cooper E. Wyatt 64 president of Hillcrest State Bank died of a heart attack at his office Monday. He organized the bank in 1930 and funeral plans were being made Tuesday in Dallas.
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Dallas
Air Rescue ends search for missing plane over Mexican border
Houston air crews and Civil Air Patrol scoured the region for a week seeking a missing plane with four men aboard. If no clues appear, the search will be called off, with CAP planning a few more days of activity. Targets named include Joseph W. Shiver, George Simon, Eugene Mills, and C. M. Ebersole.
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Houston
L. J. Mammiser
47Th Air Rescue Squadron
Ellington Air Base
Maniser
Civil Air Patrol
Khrushchev Sets Five Point Policy at 20th Congress
Soviet Communist leader Nikita Khrushchev outlined five foreign policy principles at the 20th Congress in Moscow, stressing peaceful coexistence with the United States Britain and France while strengthening ties with Soviet satellites and India Burma Afghanistan and other non aligned states. He urged vigilance to defend peaceful coexistence and the Soviet Union’s defense potential as delegates from across the USSR and allied nations gathered at the Kremlin.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Kremlin
India
Burma
Afghanistan
United States of America
Great Britain
Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet Chamber
Spassky Tower
Stalin
Pravda
Maurice Thorez
Thorez I
Ameri
Red China
Jacques Duclos
Palmiro Togliatti
Italy
Harry Pollitt
George Matthews
Palme Dutt
Pecos Roughneck Shot Twice
Pecos oilfield roughneck Leo Williams about 30 was shot twice in the abdomen and shoulder and is in Memorial Hospital in critical condition. Police say John DeBusk a Pecos truck driver about 30 fired a .22 rifle at the DeBusk home. motive is not yet learned.
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Pecos
Leo Williams
Memorial Hospital
Williams
John DeBusk
DeBusk
Federal Jury Opens Probe of Incident
A federal grand jury begins an inquiry into a $2,500 campaign donation to Senator Francis Case, aimed at the natural gas bill. John M. Neff and Elmer Patman testified before a Senate committee. How ard Keck of Superior Oil said the funds came from his personal account.
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Washington
A_ federal grand jury
Ser
Francis Case
R-Sd
Senate
John M. Neff
Lexington
Neb
Elmer Patman
Austin Tex
Neff
Patman
Superior Oil Co
California
Howard B. Keck
Sioux Falls
S.C
Cases
Eisenhower
Keck
Kecks
Case
Sen. George
D-Ga
Charles W. Steadman
Department of Justice
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Bond Vote Called by Houston School Board
The Houston School Board voted last night to call a 30 million dollar bond issue as soon as possible to build new schools.
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Houston
Houston School Board
Wrong Way Trip Balloon Over Siberia
The U S Navy reported a weather balloon launched from Japan drifted westward to Siberia due to a low pressure system. It carried weather instruments and a radio transmitter while officials blamed the event on jet stream winds. Russia protested and Poland reported casualties from exploding balloons as the United States defended the mission as weather data for the IGY.
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Tosyow
U.S. Navy
Japan
United States
Navy
Aleutian Islands
Europe
U.S. Air Force
Aleutians
Siberia
Cmdr
M. Lee Lewis
Oppama
Tokyo
Poland
United Nations
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