Resegregation Arises as New School Problem
The piece surveys a pattern shifting to resegregation in cities like Washington St Louis Miami Nashville and Charlotte driven by population moves and housing access. It notes rising Negro majorities in schools and debates on bus shuttle and district integration while stressing housing as a root cause and NAACP focus on better housing.
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Washington
U.S
South
Virginia
Maryland
Nashville
Reed Sarratt
Southern Education Reporting Service
J. Kenneth Morland
Lynchburg
Morland
St. Louis
Orchard Villa School
Miami
Robert Saunders
Tampayca
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Charlotte
N.C
Ozark
Ark
Saunders
NAACP
Pioneer coal equipment maker Thomas McNally dies at 80
Pittsburg Kansas AP Thomas McNally 80 who built McNally Pittsburg Manufacturing into a global coal processing equipment leader died Tuesday after a yearlong illness. He served as corporation president from 1908 to 1955 and oversaw major projects including Pittsburgs first all steel tipple in 1924 and a coal washing process license from England. He chaired boards of regional firms and supported cultural and religious causes, earning a Knight of St Gregory in 1953. He leaves his wife Mary A Menneberry a daughter Peyton Gould a brother Francis P McNally and a son Edward.
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Thomas McNally
McNally
McNally Pittsburgh Manufacturing Corp
Edward “McNally
Equather
McMoully
McNally Pitsburg
Kansas
England
eMcNally
Besse Hotel
Iee
Mid-@ American Inc
St. Gregory
Pius XII
Mary A. Menneberry
Arkansas City
Peyton ‘Gould
Whitefish Bay
Wis
Francis P. McNally
Horses and Bees Don't Mix In Corvallis
In Corvallis Oregon a horse knocked over a hive sparking a swarm that stung a horseman Duane V Ogle and two beekeepers Ely Swearingen and his family. Ely Swearingen endured 50 stings and his wife and daughter suffered 75 and 100 plus stings respectively. All were hospitalized and recovering with a horse dying from stings while another was treated. Firemen and police helped drive off the bees.
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Duane V. Ogle
Ely Swearingen
Roberta
Ogle
Boeing Bid Lower Cost in TFX Warplane Hearings
Price team testified Boeing could build the TFX warplane at slightly lower cost than General Dynamics. Senatorial subcommittee asked about the $130 million difference in a $7 billion program. Secretary McNamara called the figures unreliable while Wilson defended the team’s calculations.
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Washington
Air Force
Boeing Co
General Dynamics Corp
Wilson
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Eam
Robert McNamara
Pentagon
General Dynamics
Boeing
Subcommittee
Jerome Adlerman
Ward collapses from drug overdose before Profumo case verdict
Dr Stephen Ward, 50, collapsed unconscious in Chelsea London from an apparent drug overdose less than two hours before resuming trial on vice charges linked to the Profumo scandal. He is free on bail as Justice Archie Marshall prepared to finish summation and instruct the jury. Potential sentence up to 25 years. Ward is accused of running a prostitution stable featuring Christine Keeler and Marilyn Rice-Davies.
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London
Stephen Ward
Ward
Chelsea
Sir Archie Marshall
Christine Keeler
John D. Profumo
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Barbers Challenge City Hall Closing Law In Kansas City
Twelve barbers filed suit in Wyandotte County District Court challenging a municipal ordinance that limits barber shop hours. They claim it infringes liberties and blocks the right to work. Judge Burns set Aug. 9 for a hearing and ordered the city not to enforce the rule pending the outcome. The ordinance bars openings before 8 a.m and requires 6 p.m. closing, with 8 p.m. on Saturdays and nights before holidays.
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Kansas City, Kan
Wyandotte County District Court
William J. Burns
Herald Pays Weekly For Best News Tip
The Herald offers five dollars each week for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips must be timely, verifiable, and suitable for publication in the paper. Submissions may be made through the newspaper office or official contact channels.
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the Herald
Soviet Denounces Chinese Thesis In Pravda Attack
In Moscow the Soviet Communist party accused Chinese leaders of staggering ignorance and described their thesis that a third world war would yield total communist victory as criminal adventurism in a Pravda article by Peter N. Pospelov.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Pravda
Peter N. Pospelov
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