Probers Recommend Segregation Return in DC Schools
A House subcommittee majority urged reestablishing racially separate public schools in the District of Columbia, arguing integration harms both white and Black students and that separate facilities could be equal. The report notes possible future remedies and cites no direct legal ruling in the current decision.
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Washington
Columbia Public Schools
Caid
District of Columbia
James C Davasl
D-Ga
John Bell Williams
Joel T. Broghi
R-Va
Auf Miller
R-Neb
Bawilt al Hyde
Centd
Sut
Preme Court
Ie House
Todays Features in Poland and Free Dom Debate
A brief review notes Poland edged by fines on the Communist regime and a debate over a new freedom claim. The page hints at editorials and features across the sections with amusesments, finances, and city life.
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Poland
Drunken drivers pay fines in Syracuse area cases
Three defendants from Syracuse area admitted driving while intoxicated and received 100 dollar fines and three day suspended sentences. Arthur O Grady, 51, of Tallman Street faced a 30 dollar suspended fine for driving with an invalid license after his vehicle allegedly struck a parked car following a trip from Elmwood Park on Oct 21. Donald McAllister, 28, of Milton Avenue, pled after a separate driving while intoxicated charge and was linked to a park accident on Willis Avenue on Nov 16. Jack Gibson, 30, of Nedrow, was cited for driving while intoxicated after a rear end collision with Mary Cher of Clover Street. All cases were before Judge Dorsey.
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Nedrow
Arthur B. O'Grady
Tallman St
Joseph Glacabbe
O'Grady
Elmwood Park
P. Leo Dorsey
Donald Mcallister
Milton Ave
Bo Wwe
Grourg
Willis, Ave
Bernard Busch Jr
John Panch
Syracuse Weather Forecast Promises Cold Stretch Ahead
Syracuse forecaster Andy Keller says snow will underperform versus typical winter totals, with continued flurries and colder air tonight and tomorrow. Northwesterly winds 18 to 20 mph will push wind chill, as the city records 15.7 inches of snow this winter so far. more cold spells are expected Sunday and Wednesday, with a slight warmup Monday.
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Syracuse
Andy Keller
Keller
First Trust Plans Branch Expansion and Bank Merger Talks
In Madison County First Trust and Deposit Co plans to acquire the First National Bank of Morrisville and merge with Cazenovia National Bank, pending federal and state approvals. Stockholders have been notified. Estimated values: Morrisville bank around 1.7 million dollars, Cazenovia bank about 3.5 million. Additional branch additions along Route 20 aim to boost Syracuse area economy. officials reference awaiting confirmation.
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First Trust and Deposit Co
First National Bans
Morrisville
Wavel
Cazenoyin National Banke
Uox
Madison County
Syracuse
Morrisville Institution
Mortinville Bank
Cazenovia Bank
Niver Wynkoop
Iplest Trust
Lengden South
Merneville Bark
Hungarian Refugees Get Job Offers in New Syracuse Welcome
Hungarian refugees arriving in Onondaga County receive job offers from local firms as Protestant and Catholic groups, Syracuse Council of Churches, and the State Resettlement Committee sponsor the relocation. Refugees are assigned to areas including Syracuse, Liverpool, East Syracuse, and Marcellus, with a social event planned at Hotel Onondaga and free haircuts arranged by a local barber.
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Ewart Tower
Syracuse
Churcher
Buslaad
Onondaga
Tuner
Wralable
Mad Bomber Strikes Again At Paramount Theater
New York police report the so called mad bomber struck again with two home made explosive devices found in the Paramount Theater Times Square. A 15th row seat was targeted and 15 0 employees were evacuated as the area was cleared. The device was similar to one found earlier at New York Public Library and was removed for examination at Fort Tilden. Detective officials say the bomber remains at large amid a wave of false bomb threats.
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New York
Paramount Theater
INS
New ‘York
Times Square
Swat
Rouse
Walter Blotzbach
le Main
Kretzback
Public Library
Fort Tilden
Himaeid
Pete Ebbe
Womany Poreiman
the Paramount
Relph Monaco
Grace Mylott
Che Paramount
Manhattan
Manneg
Una
Conchutet Ox
Holiday deaths rise in New York to fifty eight
The New York State Christmas toll climbed to 58 with multiple fatalities from crashes over the holiday period. Among the dead were two Roman Catholic nuns, Sister Mary Celestine and Sister Mary Lovetts, from Croton Falls, after a collision on Route 160 near Somers, Westchester. Injured include Sister Mary Austin and Sister Mary Raphael, and other victims include Salvatore Cesario, 21, of Canastota, and Juan Roche, 19, of Salem, both in separate accidents.
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Albany
New York
Salem
Webster Weatherwas
Ole
Saratoga Springs
Golge
Malibu brush fire burns hundreds of homes in second area
A three day blaze along the coast scorches about 26 000 acres near Malibu threatening a monastery and some 20 homes. County figure Keith Kinger says 28 homes and other structures were lost though firefighters aimed to halt the spread. Gov Goodwin Wright declares a disaster in Los Angeles County and orders full mobilization of manpower and equipment.
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Halibu
Caiié
Fuc
Keith Kinger
Sacramento
Goodwin Wright
Los Angeles
County Board of Supervisors
Paget
Presidents heads to Augusta for weekend relaxin
President Eisenhower will depart aboard the presidential plane for Augusta Georgia for a weekend at the resort. Accompanying him are John and Barbara Eisenhower and Maj General Howard Snyder, the President’s physician, with Mrs Namle Eisenhower also in attendance.
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Wasitington
Eosenhower
Augusta
Murray Snyder
Bel
Columbine
Enyder
John Eisenhower
Howard
Snydar
Eisenhower
Namle Eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower urges safe driving during New Year weekend
President Eisenhower appealed to motorists to drive safely over the New Year weekend. He said the holiday period brings tragedy for American families and urged people to observe road rules, show courtesy, and protect the lives and welfare of neighbors.
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Naswington
TNS
Eisenhower
Ohe Malion
Jay
Dice Ring Smuggling Exposed by Scolland Yard
A gang of international smugglers used hollow dice to move thousands of dollars in gems into Britain. Scolland Yard and international police uncovered the method, with reports noting the racket ended though some reporters are being sought.
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Lundun Llns
Scolland Yard
Britain
Lae strayed ar cater!
Realist KIM Cole, wan advertiser in the weekly Kim Country Record, jyiked the issue about a stent missing since August. The headlined item, though garbled, indicates a lost or stray animal or item with uncertain details and a call for help or information.
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KIM, Cole
Wan
Kim Country Record
Tle
Vague ransom note read from hole threatens wife
A damaged fragment shows a coercive blackmail message demanding $4000 to avoid kidnapping a wife. The scrawled text also says the writer has access to the amount and pushes the recipient to buy their portion, revealing a threatening emphasis on coercion.
Gas Oil and Blood by William Conway
A long-worn forecast from the National Safely Count predicts 410 fatalities during the holiday period, a potential record. Amid holiday travel, experts discuss the grim tally and the impact of reckless behavior on Christmas weekend fatalities.
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William WF. Conway
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