De Gaulle Holds Firm Berlin Policy Amid Algeria Tensions
Paris reports President de Gaulle reaffirmed France will not negotiate with the Soviet Union over Berlin until a negotiable basis exists. He stressed direct talks with Tunisia and evacuation plans for Korea like issues, while Algeria and Bizerte remain contentious.
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Desegregation Tensions Rise Over Atlanta School Integration
Atlanta officials face a turbulent path as the first public school desegregation plan moves forward. Four schools face potential outsider disruption as 10 Negro pupils transfer to previously all white institutions. Police and city leaders vow to protect the operation, while districts near high-risk neighborhoods brace for possible clashes.
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Democrats Press For School Aid
The House Democratic leadership moved to push four-part federal education aid this year. The package splits into two bills totaling 25 billion dollars, with school, college, and support provisions including extended impact aid and construction grants, plus a tenet of student loans and scholarships under the National Defense Education Act.
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Dillon Plans Advance Refund of Government Bonds Before Due
Treasury Secretary Dillon weighs an advance refunding to swap about 4.689 trillion dollars of 1966 and earlier bonds into new issues. The move could cover as much as 15.7 billion in bonds and may be announced before Labor Day weekend.
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Italy press shifts toward neutral mediation in Berlin crisis
Political observers in Italy say Premier Aminiore’s government risks complicating West policy with a cautious stance toward Russia over Berlin. Editorials in Il Popolo praise Fanfani’s statesmanship while risks of a neutral mediator role gain attention amid Khrushchev’s Moscow visit.
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Local Lottery Notices From Ohio Regions
Fragmentary lottery style notices mention Elvria Ohio and Raves Cartier deliveries. Names Loran Spencini and Shere appear amid county payouts and mail order references. Clarity is limited but indicates local transactions and prize counts in the Ohio area.
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How Serious Is Hydraulic Failure On Planes
An aviation specialist explains that hydraulic failures in airliners are mostly a nuisance. Most planes have alternate means to operate wheels, brakes, flaps, and controls, and emergency landings are rare but possible when hydraulics fail.
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