Deluge Of Gifts Is No Joke
In Barnsley England Harry Hult returned home to find workmen unloading 7009 bricks four tons of potatoes and five more tons of red shale plus coal sand and gravel pipes and scrap metal trucks. An undertaker arrived to prep a body for cremation shocking him and the crowd. Police say they search for the man who gave orders.
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Southern Officials Meet For Segregation Study
Top state officials from 15 states gather in Richmond for a segregation strategy conference sparked by the May Supreme Court ruling that public school segregation is unconstitutional. Governors from Georgia Mississippi and South Carolina to attend. Delaware Alabama Florida and others send representatives. Leaders tag the session a calm information exchange ahead of a larger caucus at the National Governor's Conference.
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Talmadge Says Segregation To Continue
Washington based report quotes Gov. Herman Talmadge of Georgia declaring that if forced to showdown the state will abolish public schools rather than provide unsegregated ones. He vows Georgia will not secede yet will uphold laws and may fund private schooling to keep separate Negro and white public education, despite Supreme Court or federal pressure.
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British Blocked U S War Plan
Washington report says President Eisenhower planned to ask Congress on April 24 to authorize U S air intervention in Indochina but British opposition blocked the move. White House and State Department declined to comment on the report.
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First Baseman Scores In Two Parks
Boston report says First baseman Harry Aggants scored in two ball parks Sunday. He hit a two run homer to help the Red Sox defeat the Detroit Tigers 7 4 at Fenway Park. Then he hurried to the former Braves Field, downed 2 cap anid.
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