Supreme Court orders Prince Edward County to desegregate by next September
The Supreme Court ordered Prince Edward County Virginia to reopen its public schools desegregated by September. Courts had closed the schools in 1959 to avoid admitting Black students. Justice Black delivered the opinion while Justices Clark and Harlan dissented on the remedy. The ruling directs Virginia and a Georgia district court to ensure constitutional rights to equal education, and also calls for a fresh look at Atlanta’s desegregation plan, with continuation on page 10.
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Virginia
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Atlanta
Stolen fireworks worth 5200 in Oakdale raid
Police said $5,200 worth of fireworks were stolen from the Greater Pittsburgh Fireworks Co in Oakdale during the weekend as preparations for the Fourth of July celebration continue.
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UPI
Greater
Youth's Constitutional Rights Invaded in Juvenile Case
Jefferson County judge Charles Kading retained juvenile jurisdiction over 6 year old Gerald Krueger, accused of fatally shooting his parents May 16. The judge said waiving to adult court would not be in Krueger or public best interest, while commending Sheriff Roger Reiner and Dist. Atty. Robert J. Shier for their investigation. Continued on Page 10 Col 6.
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Jefferson County
Charles &. Kading
Gerald Krueger
Waterloo
Kading
Krueger
Roger Reiner
Dist. Alty
Robert J. Shier
Rights Debate In 12th Week
The Senate civil rights debate enters its 12th week as leaders seek a package of amendments to gain passage. Dirksen and Humphrey hope the package could replace the House bill, with cloture possible by early June. Cloture requires 67 votes. only 56 currently favor, with 27 opposed and 17 undecided. Congress plans a short week for Memorial Day.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Associated Press
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Congress
House
New York Gallery Seeks Daubigny Show Transfer
The Gallery of Modern Art in New York invited the Paine Art Center to send its Daubigny collection for display. The 83 work show, organized by Paine, may travel after trustee approval. it runs in Oshkosh through May 31 with hours listed.
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New York
Paine Art Center
Charles Francois Daubigny
Richard N. Gregg
Oshkosh Institution
Gregg
Carl W. Weinhardt
Huntington Hartford
A&p
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Daubigny
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Oshkosh
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Philadelphia
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Detroit
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New York City
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Fox River Valley
New Art Museum
New York Gallery
Governor Names Regent to UW Board of Regents
Governor John W. Reynolds appointed Meyer M. Cohen of De Pere to a full nine year term on the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents replacing Ellis Jensen of Janesville. Cohen, an attorney and State Coordinating Committee for Higher Education member, will not affect a pending State Supreme Court test of appointive powers. Reynolds defended his use of public appointees as cabinet level and rejected GOP charges of political meddling amid Milwaukee convention commentary.
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GOP
Reynolds
Fire at Polyinesian festival hall kills seven
A church hall fire during a fiery ceremonial sword lighting at a Polyne sian festival in San Francisco caused seven deaths and 73 injuries. An audience of about 30 witnessed a pan of gasoline catching fire as Samoan torch dancer David Quiane tried to heat the sword. Panic and a stampede for exits followed the blaze engulfing Mt Haligas Roman Catholic Church parish hall.
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San Francisco
David Quiane
Mt Haligas
Roman Catholi Church
Plaine Cleared By Red Forces In Laos Campaign
VIENTIANE Laos A powerful Pathet Lao force pursued retreating Neutralist troops toward Muong Suoi after routing them from Plaine de Jarres last outpost. North Vietnamese troops joined the operation as Souvanna Phouma urged a cease fire for a conference. Muong Kheung fell to a larger Communist force. Neutralist troops retreated toward Muong Suoi in a 12 hour battle.
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Laos
VPC
Pathet Lao
Muong Suoi
Plaine de Jarres
Defense Ministry
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Muong Kheung
Kong le
House Group Sets to OK aid program approval
Washington UPI Members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee were poised to approve President Johnsons bare bones foreign aid plan paving the way for a floor vote. The panel kept the 3.5 billion package intact and Johnson praised its quick backing of a 125 million military aid addition to South Vietnam amid questions on the 1 billion military aid ceiling. The package totals 2.4 billion for economic assistance.
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UPI
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Congress
Viet Nam
House Armed Services Committee
South
Defense
Robert
McNamera
Seven Die In Weekend Auto Crashes
Auto accidents claimed at least seven lives in Wisconsin over the weekend, raising the 1964 highway toll to 355. Milwau kee residents Arnold Bahler, 69, and James C. Fox, 23, died from injuries and a Racine County one car crash. Two Rib Lake youths, Richard Trusty, 17, and Terry Strebig, 16, perished in an overturned car in Taylor County. Earlier victims include Orville Kosharek, 47, Henry Vanna, 45, Marlene Tagg, 16, and Cruz L. Vallindr., 26.
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Wisconsin
Arnold Bahler
Milwaukee
James C. Fox
Racine
Racine County
Rib Lake
Richard Trusty
Terry Strebig
Taylor County
Orville Kosharek
Boyceville
Henry Vanna
Boscobel
Marlene Tagg
Cruz L. Vallin Dr
Lima Stadium Stampede Kills Hundreds After Tear Gas
A riot at a Lima stadium during a Argentina versus Peru match for Olympic qualification led to a stampede. Tear gas fired by police triggered chaos as fans surged for exits. casualty counts varied with 260 reported by La Prensa and 315 by Expresso.
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Peru
Lima
la Prensa
Expresso
Kidnap Victim Freed by Paris Police
Three men described as little gangsters are held in the kidnapping of Mrs. Marcel Dassault wife of a French warplane builder. She says she was prisoner for three hours but not mistreated. She aided by umbrella and was fed and protected before guards found the hideout. The suspects include Mathieu Costa 36, Pr ime Gabrel Darmon 35, and Garton Darmon 35.
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Paris
Marcel Dassault
Paris Satarite
Este
Mathieu Costa
Corsica
Prime-Gabrel Darmon
Algena
Garton Darmon
Price
Khanh Bans Nine Papers In Viet Nam
In Saigon the military government of Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh banned nine newspapers over the weekend and detained nine opponents for possible trial. Three papers were shut permanently and six others temporarily banned as Hanoi crackdown widens. The nine men were from Hue and were moved back from Saigon to Hue to faces charges for political offenses.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Tien
Progress
Diem
Hue
Goldwater backs low yield bombs to hit Viet Nam supply lines
Senator Goldwater on ABC Says low yield atomic bombs could burn jungle trails and expose Communist supply routes into South Viet Nam. He urges bombing bridges roads and railways used by Red China and North Viet Nam, possibly inside Red China, to speed a end to the war. He warned the conflict could drag on otherwise.
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Barry Goldwater
South Viet Nam
Arizona
ABC
Goldwater
Red China
North Viet Nam
Luci Johnson Takes Summer Job as Assistant
Washington UPI report that Luci Baines Johnson will work part time this summer starting June 13 as an assistant to Dr Robert A Kraskin, an ophthalmist. The president's daughter, about 14, will work three days a week and has already qualified for the position.
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UPI
Luci Baines Johnson
Ike Milion
Robert A. Kraskin
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