Court Denies Tennessee bid to halt school integration
The Tennessee Supreme Court refused the Tennessee Federation of Constitutional Government's bid to block the Clinton high school integration plan. The court ruled the challenge foreclosed by U S Supreme Court decisions and that funds could be used for integrated schooling.
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Atte Ia
United States Supreme Court
Egyptian Army Chief Pledges Readiness for Canal Nationalization
General Abdel Menaa Amer, commander in chief, told Ad Akbar that Egypt mobilizes forces and is ready to meet any challenge. He noted heavy jondae dives but no combat yet and cited pre mobilization actions before the canal nationalization decision.
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Abdelmea
Amer
Ad Akbar Today
Momed
Hassaein Helkal
Three Robbers Rob Post Office Service Center
Three robbers held up the Riyagr post office service facility last night and escaped.
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Riyagr
Mississippi States Rights Group Plans Full Campaign
Mississippi activists press a full campaign after a Memphis to discuss presidential electors. Russell Moore of Jackson says over 1,500 signatures have been gathered to place their electors on the November ballot, with a September 26 filing deadline.
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Dozier Dies. Georgia Sales Tax Director Remembered
G Albert Dozier 54 longtime director of Georgia Sales Tax Unit died unexpectedly at his Decatur home. Funeral services set for 4 p m with burial in Decatur City Cemetery. He was a World War I veteran, Mercer University graduate, and earlier worked in mills and cotton gins. Survivors include his wife and two children.
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Locust Grove
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Leary
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Aise Ehrhardt
Ayne Dozier
Leaves On Mission Of Hope For Infant Craig Wooten
Eighteen month old Craig Wooten of Edgefield plans a night voyage to Washington under a specialist’s care in Bethesda Maryland. The trip is arranged by Mrs Mamie Eisenhower after reading reports of the family’s fundraising efforts for medical treatment for cystic fibrosis.
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Craig Wo Wooten
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Connecticut police seek clue in kidnapping of 6 week old Cynthia Ruotolo
Authorities pressed a wide search for the baby snatched from a carriage outside a busy department store as FBI involvement began. State's Attorney Ullman said investigators rely on a key suspect described as the kidnapper a woman believed to be the conscience behind the abduction. Volunteers and police scoured fields ponds and waterways while parents appealed on TV and radio for the child's safe return.
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Observations on Labor Day 1956 and American workers
A Labor Day reflection notes how the holiday honors the millions who labor in shops, mines, plants, and schools. It highlights rising living standards, shorter workweeks, mechanization, and the role of workers in national prosperity, urging reverence and gratitude.
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Brainwashing claims spark debate among scientists
Dr Raymond Bauer of MIT warned at a national psychology meeting that brainwashing theories reflect fears of ideological coercion. He cautioned there is no solid evidence of Soviet psychiatrists using brainwashing to extract confessions or convert Americans, despite ongoing public belief in such mechanisms.
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Ags Pier
Inghitits
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American Psychological Assist
I. P. Pavlov
Kremlin
Lightning Bolt Strikes Doctors Office and Oil Stove Overflow
Sunday afternoon storm prompted City Firemen to rush across the street to a doctors’ building after a lightning bolt damaged the fuse box and caused smoke. Firemen said the weather’s severity frightened residents and dogs as thunder rolled for about 30 minutes. No other damage reported. A separate call to 212 West Webster Street handled an oil stove overflow causing smoke in a single room.
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Moose Club
Secon
Margaret Thompson
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Mammoth Parade Opens 38th American Legion Convention
Thirty thousand veterans march in Los Angeles for the 38th national convention of the American Legion. Preconvention tensions rise as the national commander's reading of letters from Chicago leaders pressures the 40 and 8 society to reform or face expulsion at Indianapolis later this month.
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William 4. Schiupp
Chicago
Labor Day Closures Hit Thomasville Stores and Offices
Practically all Thomasville stores and offices were closed today for the Labor Day holiday. County and municipal offices in the Court House closed, with many businesses idle. The Post Office also shut for the day as flags flew and weekend shopping intensity eased.
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Rites Held Today For Lester Dekle
Lester Dekle 66 of Kokomo Indiana died after a three year illness. Services were held from E W Cox and Son Chapel with Rev James T Burrell officiating and burial planned for Oak City Cemetery. He operated a soft drink business and coal yard in Kokomo before retirement. Survived by wife Minnie Parker Dekle two daughters and five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were nephews with honorary pallbearers listed.
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Lester Dekle
Kokomo
Ind
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Oak City
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Clyde Cherry
Jessé Brock
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D. B. Dykes
H. D Wynn
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Melvin H. Nussbaum
W. C. Sheffield
D. L. Dowling
George Glover
Blind Epileptic Boy Sought From Maryland to Minnesota
A 14 year old partially blind epilepsy patient missing from the Epilepsy Institute near Brentwood is believed to be riding a bicycle toward Minneapolis. Authorities fear a seizure could lead to a crash on the highway.
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