Virginians Plan To Resist Future School Mixing
Virginia entered a second day of token school desegregation as lawmakers pledged to resist broader integration. Seventeen black students entered six Norfolk schools and four attended Stratford Junior High in Arlington with minimal police presence. No incidents were reported and observers noted a near normal day despite crowds and media attention.
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J D Ryan enters major action bid with West Germany race
J D Ryan, Elyria businessman and 13 year Aurealtor, filed candidacy in East Germany amid reports of a four truck U S convoy halted by Soviet guards at the Marienborn checkpoint. He plans an economy focused Elyria city campaign while race ties to integration swirl. The scene ties to broader GOP contest and regional politics.
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Jack) Ryan
Elyria
East Germany
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Walter J. Decker
Ryan
Army denounces convoy stoppage as designed incident
U S Army sources denounced the stoppage as legal and designed to create an incident. I emphasized the stranglehold the Communists have on isolated Berlins lifelines to the west. The convoy carrying jeeps continued on Pg 2 Col 1.
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Vincent Astor Dies At 67 In New York Apartment
New York dispatch reports W. Vincent Astor aged 67, leader of the American branch of the Astor family, died in his Manhattan apartment early today from a heart condition.
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Trial Set For Drunkenness Case In Randers
A local man faces a new trial for drunkenness after the star witness allegedly drank the court expense money and passed out in a ditch while en route to testify in Randers Denmark.
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Randers
Denmark
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Hazardous Driving Warned In Northeastern Ohio
Weather says hazardous driving this afternoon and tonight with cloudy skies and near freezing conditions. Forecast mentions freezing rain and ice early, with high around 77 and a low near 22 to 27, followed by light snow and colder conditions Wednesday.
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Firefighters rescue woman from burning flat in Ashby
Firemen entered a blaze in Ashby de la Zouch to retrieve Fiera Calder a young housewife who refused to evacuate saying she needed more time to powder her rose. The dramatic rescue underscores the danger of the fire and the occupant’s resolve to stay.
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England
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Fiera Calder
Elyria Teachers Seek Higher Pay After Vote
Elyria schools face pay increase push as teachers vote overwhelmingly for larger raises. Officials seek answers to questions while seniors in Lorain High Schools gain Academy appointments and Midview plans to air district issues. Police training in Lorain includes South Vietnam officers.
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New Annexation Petitions Planned for Elyria Township
Citizens committee backing annexation of Elyria Township area north of the city, east of Black River, voted to start regulation petitions among freeholders on Tuesday Feb. 10.
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Dulles Flies To Europe For Talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles heads to Europe to seek Western Allied agreement on counter proposals aimed at Russia over Germany. He focuses on a broad tax base and regulatory changes while urging a tougher stance in future negotiations.
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Russians Claim missiles can reach any point on earth
Moscow reports say Soviet Defense Minister Rodion Malinovsky and nuclear chief Ivan Kurchatov told the 71st Communist Party congress their force now holds missiles with hydrogen warheads that can reach any point on earth. They accuse the West of preparing for war and say Western weapons are obsolete.
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Soviet Union
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Driving Hazards Forecast Delays and Ice Storm Links Revealed
United Press forecast late today into tonight warns of a snow sleet and freezing rain mix affecting western counties first and spreading east as a low pressure system nears Ohio. Temperatures ease Wednesday with precipitation shifting to rain in southern counties and ending by midweek. The storm homes in on an ice laden path blamed for 18 deaths across Texas and multiple traffic accidents on slick highways.
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Rochester Council Seating Challenged
A Rochester meeting sparked legal questions over the seating of two village councilmen. Verbal blasts targeted the mayor and clerk as four council members became entangled in the dispute.
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Rochester
Margaret Wolfe
Elmer Dygert
Walter Jewett
Walter Meloy
Elmer Dypert
GladyalFve
Meloy
Doctor Reports Lewis Improved After Heart Attack
John L. Lewis 78 president of the United Mine Workers showed improvement after a heart attack. Dr. John B. Minor said he had a good night at Georgetown University Hospital and looks much better as of today with things looking favorable.
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Stevk
Luke’s Hospital
Wellington
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
John B. Minor
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Georgetown University Hospital
Minor
UMW
Indians seek Soviet loan to aid Minnesota reservations
A Native leader announces plans to lead a delegation to Washington to press for Soviet loan aid for Indian reservations across Minnesota, the Dakotas and Montana. The move aims to give the United States first chance to help and involves about 100 to 200 Indians.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Washington
United States
Exeenbower
Suspect in Castro death plot claims rebel motives
Nye, a Chicago man held in eastern Cuba, says he came to join Castro and deny involvement in any plot to kill him. Cuban police say they suspect he was paid to infiltrate rebel ranks and shoot Castro. Nye entered Cuba clandestinely a week before Batista fell and was transferred to Havana on January 18.
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Fernandez
Batista
Luis Herrera Tito
Wyearokl
Public funds devoted to entertainment spending raise concerns
A brief notice reports that the United States public spent about 40 billion dollars on entertainment and leisure. Critics question the justification and urge scrutiny of such allocations amid broader fiscal pressures.
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