Pupil placement ruling marks landmark Alabama case
Alabama pupil placement case reached the U S Supreme Court with nine justices upholding the state law that directs school boards to consider factors beyond race for transfers. The decision, prompted by Birmingham families seeking nonsegregated schools, outlines criteria like ability, psychology, and potential disorder, while race is not named in the statute.
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Adenauer and West Germany on Allied traffic to Berlin
The report notes Adenauer opposed a newsman’s idea of a joint Allied move to split the East and West by promoting recognition of a Soviet backed regime. He feared such deals would signal Allied weakness and provoke East German demands for steps toward recognizing the Soviet backed government.
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Labor Party Promises Peace Drive in Manifesto
London AP report outlines Labour Party promises if elected, pledging a peaceful stance to end the cold war, evacuation of certain areas to China, admission of Communist China to the UN, suspension of British nuclear tests, halting patrol flights with nuclear weapons, and the creation of a European security zone. It also calls for reduced armaments, a neutral security framework, and a plan to extend health care and public control while noting Labour’s return to power after 1945–51 and the current Conservative government’s 1960 term limit.
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Fresh Enrollments Remain Below Capacity in New York Colleges
A commission reports 25 endowed colleges in New York state still have room for 560 freshmen this fall. Across the New York City area institutions, 22,289 freshmen enrolled, with 722 more freshmen than in 1937. Fourteen colleges renewed enrollments from last year, while overall capacity remains underutilized.
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Commission On Non Tax
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Stevenson Seeks GOP Rebuild With Rockefeller Or Nixon
Adlai Stevenson called for remaking the Republican Party after meeting in Washington yesterday. He said Nixon and Nelson Rockefeller could shape the party, asking whether it would resemble Nixon’s or Rockefeller’s approach and urging bipartisan cooperation to rebuild the GOP.
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Berlin Crisis Deepens As West East Tensions Rise
The Berlin situation escalated as Soviet hints of handing over occupation powers sparked Western anxiety. Bonn and Moscow debated war fears while West Berlin officials and foreign ministers urged urgent talks. West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt pledged residents would defend liberty and city future.
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Sudan minister reviews U S aid pact amid independence concerns
Sudan's minister for information says the U S Sudanese aid agreement is being reviewed to ensure it does not conflict with independence. If conflicts are found, Sudan will renegotiate with the United States. The US announced a 19.5 million dollar aid package on Sept 30. The current government took power in a coup last week.
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Gyro-Jet May Replace Family Car in Future Travel
Gilbert Magill of RotonCraft Corp announces a two place civilian helicopter dubbed Gyrojet with top speed near 100 mph, planned sale around 5,000 dollars. He cites easy licensing, 124 distributors, 500 orders first year, and hydrogen peroxide jet propulsion. Two or one place versions envisioned with payloads, city air travel and highway cruising near 100 mph.
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Squires To Hear S K of C Leader Tell Of Work
A talk on the Crohumbia Squires aims to outline the organization’s purpose for 34 to 1 year old sons of Knighty of Chamhur. William Piedmont of the Supreme Council and Frank L. Kienhofer announced details. The event opens at 8:30 p.m. as part of a membership drive including conferring the frat degree.
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U S Welcomes 20 Nations in Tax Treaty Scheme
Chicago reports that 20 nations, including the United States, have tax treaties to resolve mutual income and tax problems. The treaties aim to eliminate double taxation, aid tax enforcement, and protect government revenue.
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Air Lines machinists strike halts wage talks in Medford
In Medford Oregon machinists at Puellte Air Lines reject a two year wage scale and press a four hour wage regain. Six major carriers including American, Capital, Boston, Trans World, Pan American, and United Air Lines join the strike as airline officials seek a new contract. The walkout disrupts passenger, mail and cargo operations at several hubs.
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Eisenhower study panel probes future military aid scope
President Eisenhower named a Democratic Republican task force led by Draper to assess future military and economic aid. The panel includes national security experts and business leaders from Dallas and Washington as it weighs funding levels, aims, and the balance between military and civilian assistance in shaping U.S. security policy. The effort follows his call for a forthright review of mutual defense programs and allied growth in the free world.
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Mitchell May Hlead Agency Announces Career Move
Mitchell May Hlead Agency in Washington reports Mitchell will become dean of a new affiliate school at Brandals University in Waltham Mass. Born September 4, 189? in Nowaedy Nal, he joined Tideval service in 1920 and later led Social Security staff as director of Distress Management until 1985. He is attending an international conference in Japan as White House considers his appointment.
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Alaska Sees Party Shift as New Legislature Looms
Alaska poised to form its first legislature with 20 senators and 40 representatives as Democrats secure Senate gains and Republicans rally with aid from national figures. Voters weigh future control while key races test margins with candidates Darlington Groening and Heneson leading in statewide contests.
Belgian gas and electric workers end five day strike
Belgian gas and electric crews concluded a five day stoppage after talks between six unions and Catholic aid groups. The walkout idled about 100000 workers and sought wage increases from six to twenty percent. No details of a settlement were released.
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Names of Abandoning Parents To Be Made Public
Judge Domenic Gabrielli said parents who abandon young children will have their names released. He criticized neglect and noted the case involved a 12 year old and a GM executive linked to a Detroit incident. The judge warned of potential jail time and public notoriety for those leaving custody.
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Kahin Republicana Reject Premier Bid in Italy
InVivganee, Italy the Republican Party rejected Premier Awinture Fantania's coalition bid. The six parliamentary seats would have given Pane Jani's shaky government a majority, but the party now lacks a chamber majority as Christian Democrats hold 374 seats and the Social Democrats 22. The coalition survives by absences and scattered votes on bills.
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Club Members Wo Dine Thanksgiving Day Dine
The Troy Club announced its annual Thanksgiving Day dine will be held Thursday from 8 PM to 20 PM GT. Edward McClure said the event is organized by the committee and chairman Hag asked participants to submit requests by tomorrow for consideration.
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Fire crews respond to rubbish pile blaze on farm
Fire department was called to a rubbish fire at the Verran Ketcham farm on the Taimbannock ranch. Crews returned to quarters at 4 31 p.m. No injuries or residents affected were reported.
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Space Study Continued for Page 1 Major Roles in Space Talks
The item outlines space policy debates including United States and Soviet Union cooperation, outlines for future General Assembly actions on space activities and resources, and synchronization with the International Geophysical Year. It notes concerns over legal issues in outer space use and mutual exchange of international outer space research.
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Arca Man Pleads Guilty In Albany Tiff With Police
Michael J. Larelatyal of Hoght Wormers pleaded guilty in Albany Nation Court to disorderly conduct resisting a search and a third degree assault after a crash in which he allegedly kicked an Albany police officer in the leg. He was arrested at 3 50 am Sunday by Sgt Arkh Mev Auley and Patrolman Willinm Murphy after a stop at Central and Calvin gone. Albany Police said Ganlor abused officers while questioned and tried to flee. Upon calming relief he Bighed Sgt Moe Auley to the ing. McAuley was fronted at Albany Hospital.
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Cadets Will Tassall Healey Far lily Term
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