Nashville integration registration meets threats but no violence
In Nashville and Clinton High School, a day of mixed-class enrollment proceeded with telephone threats aimed at a school official and six of eighteen first graders. Despite enrollmentwell below expectations, police protection and calm attendance kept the day orderly as a white pupil entered a previously all Negro school and Clinton High anticipated a peaceful year ahead.
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Nashville
Tenn
W. H. Oliver
Oliver
Clinton High School
East
Tennessee
Return to Red Hungary ends New York girl’s flight
A 19 year old Ilene Kulesar boarded a plane to Hungary after leaving her family in Garden City and the United States to be with Imre Kulesar, her 13 year lover. The couple’s separation followed wage talks at Michigan Bell and a US policy clearance. Separately, John Kasper, a northern segregationist, appeared in Nashville schools amid his peaceful registration efforts.
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Garden City
District of Colum
Kia
United States
Hungary
Joseph E. Dunne
Intall- Irene
Imre Kulesar
Imre
Ilene
Poyer
Jeaver
Klene
State Department
John Kasper
Clinton
Nashville
CWA Union Plays Standoff Over Contract Talks
New York reports ongoing negotiations between Western Electric Co and the Communications Workers of America resume with a looming strike threat. A one year contract is under discussion as managers and union officials meet to avert work stoppage.
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New York
Western ./Electric Co
Communicattion Workers of America
CWA
Richmond News: Patton Quarry workers and Craycraft family updates
Joe Hart and Howard Greten are employed at the Patton Quarry in Pauline. Russell Craycraft of Ottawa spent last week with his grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Craycraft.
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Joe Hart
Howard Gretencord
Patton
Pauline
Russell Craycraft
Ottawa
John Craycraft
A Day For Crying Along Ohio River
Louisville report recalls a somber day along the Ohio River with scenes of grief and reflection. Local witnesses describe mood, weather, and community impact during the events unfolding near the riverbank yesterday.
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Ohio
Louisville
Ohio River
Briles Area News Summary of Local Visits and Visitors
Rev and Mrs R B Shoemaker returned from a week away visiting Lake of the Ozarks and relatives near Fort Scott and El Dorado Springs. Miss Martha Jo Hays visited her parents Bruce and Mrs Hays in Kansas City and over the weekend. Nelson Briles spent time in Alma Oklahoma visiting kin and hosted Clarence Briles of Rantoul along with J M Burruss and Otto Hranchers at his home. Local workers at a hardware firm faced a tearful day as employees shed big tears. Keywords mention residents Willard Morris Si Hurley Thompson and others assisting Mr and Mrs W E Farris Monrovia California relatives G W Gould and Ray Farris of Ottawa.
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R. B. Shoemaker
Lake of the Ozarks
Fort Scott
el Dorado Springs
Martha Jo Hays
Kansas City
Mrs
Bruce Hays
Eton Vickers
Pany
Ralph Batdorf
Clarence Carpen
R. H. Ter
Roy Taylor Jr
Nelson Waters
T. T. Shelton
Willard Morris
Ween
Hurley Thompson
W. E. Farris
Monrovia
California
G. W. Gould
Earl
Ray Farris
Ottawa
Jery
Farris
Alice Gould
Verne Ritchal
Tougher Labor Laws Urged Over Union Racketeers
Senator Mundt of South Dakota urged Congress to extend antitrust laws to unions and to back trusteeship of welfare funds to purge racketeers from Teamsters locals in New York. He called for regulation of secondary boycotts as part of a broader effort praised by Senator McClellan, who outlined limited upcoming hearings.
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Washington
Sen
Mundt
Congress
Senate
Teamsters Union
New York
Not indicted in fatal takeoff collision in Mito
First Lt. John L. Gordon of Erie Pennsylvania was not indicted by the Mito prosecutors after their district procurator’s office ruled a week earlier that the Mito unit was performing official duties. The collision occurred when his liaison plane struck and killed 63 year old Haru Moto as she was in the vicinity of the airstrip.
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John L. Gordon
Erie
Haru Moto
Mito
Te Mito
Japan
Two nuns sentenced in Czechoslovakia case
Prague Radio reports a Moravian court in Vsenin sentenced two Roman Catholic nuns to prison terms of 43 and 5 years for belonging to an anti Communist underground movement. The prosecution said the nuns cooperated with Father Vaclav Filipe, linked to an illegal organization, who was sentenced last week to nine years.
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Vienna
Prague Radio
Moravian
Vsenin
Vaclav Filipe
Saesilan Order
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