Second Chicago School Fire in Race Row
A second classroom fire in Chicago tied to school integration protests prompts threats of force from Police Supt. Wilson as demonstrators vow continued action. Across the country, Prince Edward County in Virginia reaches a controversial deal to educate Negro children in a privately funded plan starting this fall.
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Chicago
UPSJ
Youchers College
Richard J. Daley
Orlando W. Wilson
Virginia
Prince Edward County
Goldsboro
N.C
Force Edward Schools
Scho
Prince Edward Education Foundation
Ubie
Macon
Elizabeth
N. J
East St. Louis
New York City
New York
Nerro
Port Authority
Manhattan
U.N. Rights Amendment Sparks U.S. Civil Action Debate
In Santiago Chile the UPI report notes discussions on a proposed amendment under the 14th Amendment to empower the U.S. government to sue in civil rights cases. Senators and the Justice Department weigh when mass arrests justify federal action and broad enforcement of rights.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Jose A. Mayobre
Ole
Negro Commission
Lira
Neutrals Hope U S Plan For Uranium Pact
At Geneva the 17 nation disarmament conference eyed the American uranium plan as a basis for a new East West accord. Neutral delegates sought private talks with both sides during recess to expand the proposal. The United States offered to adjust its 50 50 transfer to 60 tons for the US and 40 for the USSR while pushing for a stop to production of uranium 235.
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Geneva
UPI
U. S
United States
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Charles C. Stelle
United States Consults Allies on Next Russia Talks
U S officials in Washington coordinate with NATO partners on the next round of discussions with the Soviet Union. Rusk and Khrushchev’s envoys have held talks amid UN sessions and Geneva disarmament efforts. Khrushchev appears to pause for review while both sides prepare new proposals.
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Russia
Washington
United States
NATO
Foreign Office
U.S
Mos
Soviet Union
United Nations
New
New York
Dean Rusk
Berlin
Alsajor
Geneva
Rusk
Gromyko
Khrushchev
Albania Rejects Nuclear Test Treaty as Chinese Ally
Albania denounces the nuclear test pact broadcast by Radio Tirana calling Premier Khrushchev a traitor for concluding the agreement. It states Albania would not adhere to the treaty and remained allied with China amid Warsaw Pact tensions.
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Albania
China
Vienna
Austria
Redmnot
Warsaw Pact
Tirana
Khrushchev
Moses Wilcox Turns 105 in Stonington Birthday Cheer
In Stonington Connecticut Moses Wilcox a retired sailor marked his 105th birthday today saying he still has an eye for pretty girls. The UPI report notes his long life and cheerful outlook as he reaches this milestone.
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Stonington, Conn
UPI
Moses Wilcox
Laundered Shirts Cleaned at Local Dry Cleaners
A fragment notes shirt laundering and dry cleaning services at a local shop. Mentions PETRI S CLEANERS and a price of 45 cents. The text lacks clear events or names beyond the shop reference.
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Petri’s Cleaners
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Broadway
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Astaire
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