Nixon Sees Refugees Moved Quickly at Camp Kilmer
Vice President Nixon says no bottleneck will form at Camp Kilmer as refugee processing aims to reach 500 daily. Most refugees are processed in nine hours and await job matching, with Kilmer as the last stop for thousands en route to homes across the United States.
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Camp Kilmer
N.J
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Army Center
Freedom
Austria
United States
Immigration Service
Washington
America
Kilmer
Marine Innocent Lie Test Clears Evansville Man in Slaying
Leon E Bee 19 of Evansville Indiana released from Clay County jail after lie detector tests indicated his innocence in the fatal shooting of Larry M Kirk. Kirk and Bee, both Marines, were said to have left Camp Elliott California December 21 heading to an Indiana ammunition depot. Coroner's inquest set for 7 p m in Louisville. Kirk identified by father Olvis Kirk who said his son had $500 and was traveling with two buddies.
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Leon E. Bee
Evansville
Ind
Clay County
Larry M. Kirk
Bee
Kirk
Rt. 50
Xenia
Camp Elliot
Calif
Indiana
Harry Sproat
Camp Elliott
Louisville
Olvis Kirk
Colder Weather in Southern Illinois With Snow Likely
The forecast shows rain changing to snow and diminishing to flurries tonight with colder conditions for Southern Illinois. Saturday expected partly cloudy conditions and cooler highs near 41. Crab Orchard Lake stands 4 inches below spillway.
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Tillinois
Crab Orchard Lake
Lindegren Discusses Spontaneous Life on CBS Show
New York interview with Dr. Carl Lindegren, Southern Illinois University geneticist, on Will Rogers Jr.’s Good Morning Show. He spoke at a meeting of the AAAS, ruled out definite lab origin of life, and noted life may arise on other planets.
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Carl C. Lindegren
Southern Illinois University
New York
Lindegren
Will Rogers Jr
CBS
American Association For Advancement of Science
Bomb Found In Theaters In Times Square
A bomblike device described as the work of the mad bomber was found early today by New York police in the Paramount Theater Times Square. The object, encased in a red sock and hidden in an orchestra seat, prompted a bomb squad response. Separately a harmless cylindrical object was found at Grand Central Terminal near a taxi entrance at 8 30 a m.
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Paramount Theater
Times Square
Grand Central Railway
Teddy Roosevelt Father of FBI Watch For Story
In the early 1900s Theodore Roosevelt organized the Federal Bureau of Investigation to check trusts and bribes. A secret FBI lab began in 1932 using a borrowed microscope and ultraviolet equipment. Don Whitehead's The FBI Story series will detail the development.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI Laboratory
FBI
Don Whitehead
Illinois State Fair Dates Set for Springfield
The 1957 Illinois State Fair will be held in Springfield from August 9 to 18, announced Thursday by Governor Stratton. The event will feature exhibits, competitions, and statewide participation.
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Springfield
Stratton
Heritage Right To Education Asserted In Illinois
Wilfred J. Goreham president of the Illinois Education Assn addressed the Delegate Assembly urging educational evangelism to preserve an American public education heritage. He outlined five truths including state obligation citizen responsibility and the need for $60 million more in state aid over two years.
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Chicago
Illinois Education Assn
Wilfred J. Goreham
Sidell, Ill
Jamaica Consolidated High School
Lidell
IEA
Aney
Goreham
Ilinois
City Bus Segregation Fight Surges In Tallahassee
Florida conflict over seating on Cities Transit buses escalates as the city seeks a court order to enforce segregated seating while Cities Transit challenges the rule. Nine drivers arrested after franchise suspension, bond set at 100 dollars each. A tense confrontation at the main terminal with white youths and bystanders disrupted plans for integrated seating.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Cities Transit, Inc
City of
Cities Transit
City Commission
Charles L. Carter
Frank
C. K. Steele
Negro Inter-Civic Council
House subcommittee backs segregation in District schools
Washington reports a House investment subcommittee favors restoring racially separate public schools in the District of Columbia. The four members signing argue integration harms educational opportunities and recommends separate but equal schooling for white and Negro students.
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Washington
House
District of Columbia
Caendise
James C. Davis
D-Ga
John Bell Williams
D-Miss
Woodrow W. Jones
D-N-C
Joel T. Broyhill
R-Va
A. Miller
R-Neb
Dewitt S. Hyde
Rmd
Subcommittee
Washington Public Schools
Filibuster Fight Ahead in Senate Rules Debate
Senator Paul Douglas and a bipartisan group plan to push new Senate rules at the 85th Congress opening to curb the filibuster. They argue Rule XXII blocks debate limits and threaten civil rights legislation without reform. The effort seeks to protect democracy and ensure passage of civil rights measures.
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Congress
United States Senate
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Clincisan
Senate
United States
House
Sen. Walsh
Biandba Maeakal Senate
Malibu brush fire runs wild amid destruction and state aid
Emergency declared as a three day-old Malibu blaze spreads over 25 000 acres. County Fire Chief Keith Klinger lists 68 homes and structures destroyed while firefighters halt flames threatening a movie star enclave and a 34 unit motel on the Pacific Coast Highway. Governor Knight declares Angeles County a disaster area to mobilize state manpower and equipment.
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Randolph
Chie
Keith Klinger
Sacramento
Goodwin Knight
Angeles County
SIU Faculty Member Hurt In Rt. 37 Accident Near Salem
Dr. Lina Mott, director of kindergarten and nursery education at Southern Illinois University, suffered back and neck injuries when her car ran off Rt. 37 north of Salem around 3:30 a.m. She was taken to a Salem hospital and her condition was listed as not serious.
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Lina Mott
Southern Illinois University
Rt. 37
Salem
Carbondale
Ohio
Advertiser Seeks Missing Steer in Kim County Record
In Kim, an advertiser diverged from the usual Lost Strayed or Stolen heading to trace a steer missing since August. The plea appeared in the weekly Kim Country Record seeking information on the animal’s whereabouts.
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Kim, Colo
Kim Country Record
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