Mrs Kennedy Chooses New York as Home Amid City Pride
New York reacts with civic pride as Mrs Kennedy and her two children plan to move to Manhattan in the fall. The shift from Washington follows hotel stays and a bid for anonymity in a city of eight million, with references to prominent guests and the Waldorf Astoria.
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Georgetown
Washington
Carlyle
Brooklyn Bridge
Daily News
Joseph Dicarlo
Mrs. Kennedy
mid-Manhattan
The
Herald Tribune
Clifton Fadiman
Douglas MacArthur
Herbert Hoover
Waldorf Astoria
Ewe Takes Over After First Lamb Refuses Bond
In Hutchinson Kansas a ewe in Mrs. W S Watsons sheep herd refused to accept her new lamb forcing another ewe to mother the offspring. Two weeks later the first ewe bore a second lamb and proved to be a good mother.
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Hutchinson, Kan
W.S. Watson
Freedom Schools in Mississippi Offer Night Classes
In Mississippi the Freedom Schools operate without report cards or bells. Run by COFO, they aim to aid Negro voters in registration tests. Teachers, white, instruct from 8 am to noon and 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm in churches, garages, or homes. 675 pupils age 8 to 82 at Hattiesburg. another school has 15. Subjects include reading writing spelling Negro history and math with options in language arts history social studies science and math.
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Jackson, Miss
Freedom Schools
Mississippi
Council of Federated Organizations
Hattiesburg
COFO
Desegregation Assignments Reach Six Virginia Localities
The State Pupil Placement Board assigned 143 Negro children to mostly white schools in six Virginia localities. Of those, 125 were sent to 14 Virginia Beach schools, some becoming integrated this fall. One milestone occurred when three Negro students were placed at Madison High School in Madison County, marking the first desegregation there.
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Richmond
Virginia
State
Virginia Beach
Madison High School
Madison County
Girl Proves FAA Has Heart In Sonic Boom Incident
A 10-year-old girl from Edmond, Laurie Werthessen, wrote the FAA sonic boom office after a boomed plane shattered her bracelet and her curtains. Douglas Doyle, acting operations manager, oversaw relief funds and the staff collected $1,550 for Laurie and her family.
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Faa
Oklahoma City
Okla
Federal Aviation Agency
Laurie Werthessen
Edsmond
Douglas Doyle
Laurie
Nicholas Werthessen
Crawfish prawns and ep allied to the lob r
A brief note indicates crawfish and prawns allied with ep are connected to the lobster race. The fragment mentions marine life and possible taxonomic links, but lacks clear context or dates. Further text needed for full clarification.
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Lobr
Independent Milton Green Files for U S Senate Seat
Milton L. Green aged 49 owner of a garage and a small shopping center in Portsmouth filed as an independent candidate for the U S Senate. He announced filing petitions bearing 304 signatures with the State Board of Elections and said he is a Jeffersonian Democrat running against incumbent Sen. Harry F. Byrd.
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Portsmouth
Milton L. Green
U.S. Senate
Harry F. Byrd
DeVa. _ Green
State Board of Elections
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