Arrests mark first day of Boston school integration
More than 100 people were arrested as police and federal agents enforced a citywide court ordered desegregation plan. About 26,000 students were bused, with 1,500 police and 100 U.S. marshals guarding routes while National Guardsmen aided in South Boston and other neighborhoods amid protests and scattered violence.
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National Guardsmen
Schenectady
South Colonie
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Half Hollow
Suffolk County
Ealy
Half Hollow Hills
Eastern Turkey Quake Toll Surpasses 1,800 Officials Say
In Lice and surrounding villages the earthquake killed at least 1,800 people with 840 believed dead in Lice alone. Rescue teams moved through rubble as supplies and aid arrived by air and road. Premier Demirel pledged no one would be left homeless while mobilized troops and civilians worked with relief crews.
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Weather summary for today and outlook
Weather for the 24 hour period ending at 8 a.m. shows low 56 with no precipitation and 80 percent humidity. Winds south 5 to 10 mph, gusty at times, with scattered showers and a chance of a few this morning and again tonight and Tuesday. Highs mid 70s today, 65 to 70 Tuesday. low about 50 tonight.
Letter Carriers Resent New Mail Delivery Plan
Washington AP. The Postal Service plans a nationwide Kokomo Plan to measure routes by computer and rebalance workloads. Union leader James H. Rademacher says 200,000 letter carriers oppose the plan, which tests in Kokomo Indiana and Portland Oregon. He notes arbitration will precede any nationwide rollout and says transfers surged in Portland.
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Louisville Area Faces Empty Buses Despite Guardsmen
Louisville area schools resumed after four days of antibusing protests as armed National Guard troops and police rode nearly empty buses. Superintendent Ernest C. Grayson cited drivers missing runs or fuel shortages, with gasoline refusals and last minute resignations reducing drivers. Judge James F. Gordon had ordered armed escorts on buses to curb violence, noting 200 injuries and about 500 arrests during four days of unrest.
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Grayson
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German Students Find SUCO Summer Experience Pleasant
One hundred thirty German undergraduates teachers and professionals spent five weeks at Oswego College as part of a summer course. They praised the informal professor student relationships and the practical law focus. Professor Powell impressed many with his teaching and personal support.
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Jorg Kroner
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Suco International Studies Center
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Annunziata
Oswego
Tom Melbert
As Burkhardt
Oswegon
Hess & Gerests
Lee Istory
Essor Powell
Powell
Elmar Weber
Canada
Coal miners return to work as picketing disrupts some mines
In Charleston West Virginia early today miners resumed at southern mines while Zapata Coal Co in Logan County faced pickets blocking about 200 workers from the hoot ow shift. Other areas of the state saw several large mines restart after over a month idle.
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Zapata Coal Co
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Tate
Water service restored in Trenton after repairs
In Trenton New Jersey schools and industries without independent water supplies closed again as workers finished repairs. Deputy director Melvin Ruhl said the city water system, disabled a week earlier, was receiving about 80 percent of its normal flow as service was restored to the capital and nearby suburbs.
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New Jersey
Melvin Ruhl
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Jubilant St Marys marks golden jubilee concelebrated Mass
The Most Rev David F Cunningham Bishop of Syracuse led the concelebrated Mass for St Marys Church golden jubilee with Rev Robert E Hall pastor among area priests. Nearly 500 attended a banquet at Hotel Pontiac as a plaque honored Hall for 25 years service.
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Syracuse
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Robert E. Hall
Pontiac
St. Mary's
J. Vincent Donovan
NYC Teachers Move Toward Walkout Amid Stalemate
Public schools reopen for 1.1 million NYC students as 60,000 teachers brace for a possible strike. Upstate districts Shenendehowa and others reached tentative contracts or remain in dispute, with Bronx and Brooklyn groups among those affected. Negotiators warn a late settlement could miss ratification before the deadline.
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Shenendehowa
Saratoga County
Public Employment Relations Board
South Colonie
Robert Christen
United Federation of Teachers
Albert Shanker
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