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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1958

Page

3

Integration Quietly Begins in Dixie Schools

In several Southern states racially mixed classes opened with little disruption as Negro and white students attended together. Kentucky reported Fulton High in Louisville desegregated by court order with calm, while Nelson County also saw early mixed classes. North Carolina prepared for more, with Winston-Salem and Charlotte/Greensboro moving ahead. Tennessee saw orderly mixed classes at Clinton High and Oak Ridge. Oklahoma totals show thousands of Negro students in mixed classes. Texas opened with no incidents. Delays in Norfolk Arlington Charlottesville postponed openings to align with court action on desegregation. Colp Alabama started with Negroes in grade school and whites paying to attend nearby schools.

Edere Kentucky Fulton High J. M. Martin Nelson County Sturgis High National Guard Charlotte Greensboro N.C Winston ~ Salem Tennessee Clinton ‘High Oak Ridge Atomic Energy Commission Oklahoma Oliver Hodge Texas Norfolk Arlington Charlottesville Eee Supreme Court Little Rock Albert V. Bryan Colp Fort Smith TWQ Bentonville Wozark Charleston Hot Springs Fayetteville University of Arkansas van Buren High School van Bureau

Pole Who Fled Reds in MI6 Is Citizen

A Polish flier who escaped Soviet control and landed a Russian fighter in the free world becomes an American citizen. Frank E. Jarecki, 27, former lieutenant in the Polish air force, was among 19 people naturalized in Pittsburgh in a brief ceremony. He said the naturalization was the greatest thrill of his life and noted his family had been sent to Siberia by Russians. He works as a manufacturer's representative for City Machine & Tool Co.

Pittsburgh UPI Free World Frank E. Jarecki Siberia Jarecki Machine & Tool Co

Japan Foreign Chief Flies Here

Tokyo's Foreign Minister Aiichito Fujiyama arrived in Washington for talks with Secretary of State Dulles on U S Japan mutual security pact revision and broader aid to Japan and South East Asia. The visit follows Jarecki's 1953 path from war torn Europe to support free world aims.

Tokyo Aiichito Fujiyama Canada Kan United States Jarecki Japan Pennsylvania Reno Oil City U. N. General Assembly Washington Stalin Warsaw Bornholm Fujiyama Dulles U. S East Asia

White pupils jeer as 13 Negroes enter Van Buren High

In Van Buren Arkansas on Tuesday thirteen Negro students entered Van Buren High School amid jeers and insults from white youths. Police patrolled but no violence occurred. Other Arkansas districts reported continued integration efforts and political threats over Central High.

Arkansas Orval Fanbus Little Rock Central High School Little Rock Ku [Kitu Klan South

Senator Neuberger Undergoes Surgery in Portland

Portland doctors removed a small malignant tumor from Senator Richard Neuberger, a D Oregon, during a Friday operation at the University of Oregon Medical School teaching hospital. Dr. Morton Goodman said the prognosis is hopeful and cites a strong recovery record for this tumor type and location. An office spokesman provided no further comment.

Portland Sen Richard Neuberger D-Ore Morton Goodman University “of Oregon Medical School Sen. Neuberger Goodman Neuberger

Gilbert makes political comeback as Radford mayor

William E. Gilbert of Radford has been elected to a second term as mayor, 38 years after his first term ended in 1920. The 38 year gap marks a notable political comeback for the former TI official.

Radford UPI William E. Gilbert Gilbert

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