Judge Orders A Finish To School Segregation
Miami area reports describe a series of court actions on segregation. In Atlanta, a U S District Court orders the Board of Education to end public school segregation and to submit a plan for integration within a reasonable time. The ruling finds racial discrimination exists and grants an injunction to end segregated operations.
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Atlanta
U.S. District Court
Georgia
Frank A. Hooper
Hooper
Atlanta Board of Education
Detroiter Faces Drunken Driving Fine Or Jail Time
Detroit AP reports Traffic Court Judge George T Murphy ordered Mrs Hassie Dole to pay a $50 fine or serve 10 days in county jail after she pleaded guilty to drunken driving She is a matron at the county jail and said she must return to work.
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Detroit
George T. Murphy
Hassie Dole
No Proof of Lax Law Enforcement in Kansas City
Douglas Green of Springfield Missouri Greene County assistant prosecutor says he has no proof of lax law enforcement in Kansas City A Greene County report by Rep M W Harlow alleged Green could supply affidavits that Kansas City police failed to cooperate in investigating a burglary ring Sheriff Arvid Owsley released the report charging organized crime Kansas City police contend there is no organized crime in the city
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Kansas City
Douglas Green
Springfield
Greene County
M. W. Harlow
Green
Harlow
Arvid Owsley
U S Optimistic On Geneva Test Ban Talks
Washington officials voiced cautious optimism that the Geneva talks reopening Monday on the atomic test ban will likely yield an agreement with the Soviet Union. The mood contrasts with four weeks of public exchanges at the foreign ministers meeting on Germany, which shows no consensus.
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Washington
Geneva
Soviet Union
Germany
Weather Forecast for County Sunny and Warm Weekend
Clear to partly cloudy conditions remain in the county this afternoon and tonight with highs in the mid to upper 80s and overnight lows around the 60s. Sunday brings continued warmth with highs 85 to 90 degrees and similar overnight temperatures.
Strauss Fate Hangs On Narrow Senate Vote
Washington AP reports Lewis L Strauss faces a tight fight for commerce secretary with 10 to 15 undecided senators holding the outcome. Democrats split, seven backing confirmation while one Republican, William Langer of North Dakota, opposes. If all other Republicans support Strauss, at least nine additional Democratic votes are needed.
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Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
Strauss
William Langer
North Dakota
Warren G. Magnuson
Dwash
Senate
Race Car Smash at St. Jo Injures 23 Fans
A dirt track crash at Beverly Speedway in St. Joseph Missouri injures 23 spectators among about 500. Eight-year-old Ronnie Neidel is among the injured. drivers Bud Neidel and Jerry Hayes escape with minor injuries. Ambulances transport victims as panicked crowds seek missing relatives. Track owner Cham bers unavailable. spectators had no track insurance.
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St. Jo
St, Joseph
Ronnie Lee Neidel
Albert M
Bud) Neidel
St. Joseph
Neidel
Jerry Hayes
Topeka
Beverly Speedway
U. S. 169
Sisters Hospital
Missouri Methodist Hospital
Ardale Chambers
GOP Group Questions Gov Over Finance Council Actions
In Topeka four Republican Finance Council members challenge Gov. George Docking over emergency funds and council procedures. They approved an emergency 68119 dollar grain department allocation and moved long-pending matters, while proposing a civil service classification overhaul to be sent to Docking and Lt. Gov. Henkle.
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Topeka
Finance Council
George Docking
GOP
Docking
Joe Henkle
Four Lewis Children Die in Mulvane Collision
Four children of Harold and Mrs. Lewis of Mulvane were killed yesterday when a car collided with a pickup truck.
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Mulvane, Kas
Harold Lewis
Mulvane
Nowhere Blockade Threat Looms Over Berlin Vote
East German official Gerhart Eisler warned in the Berliner Zeitung that West Berlin could be blockaded if West Germany proceeds with its presidential election in the city. He said East German workers told him they might halt all transport into West Berlin while the Bundestag meets there to elect a successor to President Theodor Heuss. Bonn had planned the July 1 session as a symbol of Berlin’s status as capital. Western allies have urged canceling the West Berlin election plan.
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Bundestag
West Berlin
Federal Assembly
Theodor Huess
Bonn
Berlin
Germany
Foreign Ministers Conference
Geneva
Morton Attacks Dem Congress At Wisconsin Convention
Republican National Chairman Thruston B. Morton accused the Democratic controlled Congress of back door raids on the Treasury and failing to pass vital farm legislation. He said regular money bills smoothed over, while authorizations commit Treasury to financing approved plans, tapping taxpayers pockets.
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Green Bay
Wis
Thruston B. Morton
Congress Today
Treasury
Kentucky
Go Ahead And Picnic Weather Forecast For Kansas Weekend
The weather bureau describes Kansas conditions as ideal for outdoor weekend activities with clear to partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures through Sunday. Showers and thunderstorms forecast for last night did not materialize. only a trace of rain was reported at Dodge City.
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The
Weather Bureau Today
Kansas
Dodge City
Khrushchev warns of missile bases in Albania and Bulgaria
Khrushchev says Soviet rocket bases will be set up in Albania and Bulgaria unless the Balkans become a rocket free zone under Warsaw Pact control. He warned that any attack on Albania would be met with a Soviet response and questioned the need to fire from abroad when bases can be on Albanian soil. He spoke mildly at Lenin Stadium after visits to Albania and Hungary, urging peaceful cooperation.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
Albania
Bulgaria
Balkans
Moscow
Hungary
Italy
Greece
Khrushchev
Khrushichev
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Socialist
Lenin Stadium
Tass
Woman No Longer A Lady Blasting Bill Ends Meeting
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs, with 3000 delegates, passed a resolution condemning exploitation of feminine appeal and cheesecake imagery after hearing Mrs. Walter Magee of Lakewood Ohio declare a woman is no longer a lady but a set of bodily measurements. A critic warned the move could deter women from joining women’s clubs. The vote followed a lengthy debate urging clubs to influence public opinion and inform media of objections.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Walter Magee
Lakewood
Ohio
Gromyko Stands Put On Western-Berlin Occupation Rights
In Geneva Andrei Gromyko and the big four foreign ministers clashed over West Berlin rights in a secret session at Selwyn Lloyds residence. They pressed for Soviet guarantees of free access while awaiting Kremlin directives. The talks showed Berlin issues stalled after four weeks of public and private bargaining.
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Geneva
Andrei
Gromyko
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Selwyn Lloyd
West Berlin
Lloyd
Christian A. Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
U.S
Kremlin
Palace of Nations
Woman Killed In U S 50 Car Truck Crash
Mrs. Joan L. Crouch, 30, Mission Kansas, died when her car collided with a road oiling truck on U S 50 in Johnson County. Husband Edward L. Crouch, 31, and their two children Michael 6 and Terry Lynn 1 were injured. Lifeguard Gene Francis, 17, revived the baby Terry Lynn after she stopped breathing.
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Kansas City
Kan
Joan L. Crouch
Mission
U. S. 50
Johnson County
Edward L. Crouch
Michael
Terry Lynn
Gene Francis
D-Day Omaha Beach memorial marks 15th anniversary
At Omaha Beach and the American Cemetery at St Laurent, veterans and French and family members honored D-Day casualties. Wreaths, prayers, and a Wall of the Missing tribute recognized 1,557 missing or unidentified across the invasion, with ceremonies noting 10,724 casualties overall. President Eisenhower observed the day from Gettysburg.
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France
Normandy
St. Laurent
Landing
Lawrence Bekelski
Pennsylvania
Foster Nickerson
Virginia
Bekelski
Nickerson
Ted, Acker
Alabama
Leslie Baker
Minnesota
116Th Infantry
Edward Green
Elizabeth City
M.C
Europe
Germany
Isand
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
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