Kefauver and Stevenson campaign push in California
Sen Estes Kefauver and Adlai Stevenson race into a last weekend of campaigning for California’s pivotal Democratic primary. Kefauver accuses Stevenson of civil rights equivocation while Stevenson defends the court order and moderate methods. Nixon urges avoid write ins in California as the GOP meets in August with 70 delegates.
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Florida
Greenup County to Close One Room Schools by Year End
Greenup County plans consolidation as 52 one room schools and 12 small multi room houses will close by year end. Pupils move to nine modern elementary schools with new buildings underway at Mec hell Lynn Warnock Wartland Oldtown and Argillite ready in September. New sites at Sunshine Gray's Branch and East Fork Danely ton aim for pre winter opening.
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East Fork
Danelyton
Roscoe Stephens
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Greenup County
Negro Bus Boycott Quietly Binds Tallahassee
In Tallahassee Florida a near total Negro boycott of city buses continues with residents walking or car pooling. Leaders seek a precise definition of first come first served seating while officials meet to clarify terms. No violence reported though campus youths mocked empty buses as a truck collision injured a boy and led to one arrest.
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Florida
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Minford
All Star Poll Prompts Fans to Vote for 1956 Teams
The Times notes a nationwide ballot to choose the 1956 All Star National and American League teams. Fans across the country will pick position players while pitchers are also included, with ballots handled by Ford Frick the baseball commissioner. The game is set for July 10 in Washington.
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Wakefield Boy Dies In Crash
A Pike County youth Larry Greene of Wakefield 17 and James B Harris 19 of Galion were killed in an early morning crash on Route 104 eight miles northwest of Circleville. Howard C Wilson 35 of Marion Ind, driver of the truck, was treated at Columbus hospital and later held in Pickaway County jail on an open charge. The fatality occurred at 2 am 1.5 miles south of Circleville.
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Marion
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Pickaway County
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Radcliff
Carpenters Reject Offer Delay Strike in Ironton
Carpenters vote to work under the current contract for another week with a grace period ending June 8. Negotiations resume Monday at 10 am in the MacArthur Hotel Ironton. An offer of 10 cents an hour was rejected. union seeks 25 cents. Portsmouth contractors push for a uniform rate across the district to deter cheaper labor from outlying areas and to attract New York industry.
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Inside The Times Page Highlights And Sections
A brief guide to the newspaper layout listing sections such as Church Announcements Editorial Page Radio and Television Round About Portsmouth Social Affairs and Sports plus Theater notes across pages 4 6 13 15 and 16 17 for reader navigation.
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French Jets Hit Trapped Algerian Rebel Force
French troops backed by jet dive bombers battled for four days to crush a large Algerian rebel force trapped in the Gales of Iron triangle of the Biban Mountains. About 400 rebels were killed and 110 captured as the 19th Infantry Division joined the 27th Mechanized Division in an intensified effort. Airstrikes blasted rebels clinging to sunbaked crags while French leaders praised the operation as superb. Rebels attempted to break the siege in the eastern triangle as French forces pressed toward the southern rim of the Soumman Valley. In other actions, French forces killed 30 rebels near Mila in the Constantine area and police raided communist and National Algerian Movement leaders in Algiers amid a native strike. Parliament in Paris focused on Premier Guy Mollet's policy, with a confidence vote scheduled for Tuesday.
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Veteran Union Leader Matthew Wall Dies in New York
Matthew Wall, 73, AFL-CIO vice president and prominent labor figure for over five decades, died Friday night at New York Hospital. He served as a leader in the old AFL, then joined the combined AFL-CIO executive committee after the merger. Wall previously led Union Labor Life Insurance Co., overseeing death benefits for union members.
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Moscow Shakeup Timed to Woo Tito New Yugoslav Ties
Washington viewed the Molotov resignation and the promotion of Dmitri Shepilov as a timely shift in Soviet diplomacy aimed at stabilizing Soviet Yugoslav relations with Tito. Officials expected no immediate change in U.S.-Soviet policy, while some saw a possibly tougher diplomatic approach under the younger leader.
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NAACP Plans to Abide by Alabama Court Order
The NAACP says it will follow a court injunction banning its operations in Alabama. Circuit Judge Walter B. Jones issued the temporary restraining order at the request of Atty. Gen. John Patterson, who accused the NAACP of aiding the Montgomery bus boycott. Roy Wilkins said lawyers await details, and the group did not organize the protest but joined others in supporting it.
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Birmingham
Ruby Hurley
New York
Roy Wilkins
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Sparkman Elected Chairman of Alabama Delegation
Wi Sen John Sparkman was named chairman of Alabama’s 52 member delegation to the Democratic National Convention. He warned reporters against any action by southern states to bolt the party, saying it would achieve nothing and only aid a Republican victory.
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Motgomery
Ala
John Sparkman
Alabama
Tito Seeks Unity as Shepilov Returns as Foreign Minister
In Moscow Tito vows there will be no future split among socialist nations. New foreign minister Dmitri Shepilov, formerly Pravda editor, arrives after Molotov’s dismissal. Khrushchev apologizes for Yugoslavia’s 1948 expulsion, while crowds greet Tito amid celebration banners and flowers.
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