Norfolk Seeks orderly reopening amid school desegregation
Charlottesville and Arlington battles over integration mark a tense start to next week as four Black students are slated to enter a white junior high in Arlington. Norfolk plans a cautious return with registration, class assignments, and a shortened day while police brace for possible unrest.
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Charlottesville
Simon Sobeloft
U.S. Ath Circuit Court of Appeal
Arlington
Stratford Diaiop High School
Monelay
Meid
Itichmond
J. Lindsay Almund
Norfolk
Leonard H. Davis
Key Council
W. Ted Thighwoely
Paul T. Sehoweitzer
Dradl
Schwellner
Pollee
Pullee Hive
Frogsile Oisayden
Norfote
Harold Anderson
Central High School
Arkansas City
Cohnels Heve Hy
Hy Schol
Federaly Coort
Norview High School
Granby and
Maury High
Norview Junior High School
Blair Junior High Schoal
Long
Northside Junior High School
Civil Rights Fight Sparks Senate Clash Over Education Plan
Article notes attorney general supervision in school cases and a disputed Supreme Court interpretation. It cites Ervin calling the liberal version proposed by 11 Democrats and 4 Republicans a misreading that could impair unity. Javits predicts a heated battle in Congress as the bid aims to grant the secretary of health education and welfare authority to offer legal aid.
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Schous
Ervin
Supreme Court
Wuld
Ab Hemth
Educatian and Welfare
Oller Tegal
Convict Dies In Ballston Spa Jail Cell
James Slover of Sunset Road Ballston Spa died in his jail cell at Samuloga County Jail Ballston Spa after suffering a heart attack. He had been sentenced to Clinton Prison a year earlier for an abortion violation and parole violations. Dr Clifford Kingsbury of Ballston Spa conducted the investigation.
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Mulan
Dannamura
Samuloga County
Mallstan Spa
James Slover
Sunset Road
Ballston Spa
Pan
Clifford Kingsbury
Slover
Clinton
Civil rights aid and integration measures proposed
The proposal would provide up to 2.5 million dollars annually for five years in technical aid for school integration and grants for school billings and teachers at community aid. It also would revive section (bree tal) powers allowing the attorney general to file civil rights cases, seek court orders, and pursue preventive relief in violations, with the Johnson measure expected to reach the senate floor.
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Attorney
Railroads push plan to aid lines and commuters
Rockefeller urges New York New Jersey and Connecticut action now to avert a looming rail commuter crisis. The PSC backs a no tax policy for grade crossing safety upgrades while urging federal tax relief and greater railroad funding to halt revenue losses and speed improvements. The railroads seek an 18 percent share of grave crossing elimination costs and relief from local taxes.
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Lon Turus Salvatlai
Aiddin
Goy
Rockefeller
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Washington
Ter
Pest Hockefeller
Office of Transportation
LCC
PSC
Cong
Bn Tetple
Hall
Rockefeller adviser panel forms to tackle metropolitan rail issue
Governor Rockefeller selects five member advisory board and Robert W. Purcell as special consultant to address commuter rail problems. Purcell, chair of International Basic Economy Corp., un salaried in role until a formal transportation office is created. Board includes F. Columbus of Buffalo, H Askwith of Larchmont, Ernest Williams of New York, Arthur Ganel of Cleveland, and Harry G. Merman of Westchester. A New York meeting Feb 10 will outline a statewide approach, with attendees including Robert Toller and others from New Jersey and Connecticut.
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Naned Albiny
Rocktfoller
Robert W. Purcell
New York City
Office of ‘Transportation
Mrovkefalier
Purcell
International Basic Economy Corp
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Selecter
FS. Columbus
Buffalo
Thei Brotherhood of
Ocomotive
Herert
Askwith
Larchmont
Wesleyester
Ernest Williams
New York
Columbia Univers
Arthur §. Ganel
Clevelan Way
Harry G. Merman
Westchester County
Lunstale
Rocke- Toller
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Abraham Ribivoff
Connecticut
Robert FP. Wagner
Sanaweser
Feancis Drake
Eisenhower proposes farm price controls and stock use
President Eisenhower outlines a plan to stabilize farm income with mandatory price supports totaling about 5.4 billion dollars in the present budget. He argues that large stockpiles of wheat remain, suggesting controls would reduce risk and stabilize consumer prices without harming domestic use or exports. Senator Styles Bridges endorses prompt action while Senator Milton R Young voices disappointment and distrust.
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Dirksen
Esenhower
Styles Bridge
New Hampshire
Its
Enhower
Congress
Eisenhower
Farm program debate shifts to price supports and reform
Secretary Benson urged constructive farm legislation as Congress weighs changing price supports tied to market standards. He warned the crop surplus problem demands action while stressing alignment with modern agricultural goals and reduced federal program costs. Gromyka assailed countergroups and pressed for Berlin access and a peace treaty with Germany amid East West tensions.
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Gina
Ha Jowell
Benson
Damorith
Congress
Bulgania
Groun
Gromyka
Berlin
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Pe Mangum
Okla
Gromyko
Aaron Hings
Board of “Education
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