Judge Weighs Desegregation of Arlington Schools
A federal judge in Alexandria considers conflicting requests on Arlington school desegregation. Judge Albert V. Bryan may rule today or Monday while Virginia Attorney General J. Lindsay Almond Jr. seeks delay similar to Charlottesville’s case. NAACP urges keeping the order in force and avoiding Virginia’s placement law.
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Alexandria
Arlington
Albert V. Bryan
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Harrisonburg
John Paul
Charlottesville
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Bryan
Almond
U.S. Supreme Court
U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
Atty
Yester
Paul
Supreme Court
Federal District
Walter E. Hoffman
4Th Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Treasury attracts buyers with higher yielding new securities
The Treasury reports strong demand for its new issues paying up to 4 percent the highest rate since 1934. Of 23.9 billion due in August and October, 22.8 billion was swapped for new issues, an attrition rate under five percent. In May about 28 percent took cash when replacing four billion dollars of maturing securities.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Television schedule highlights from early channels
Channel 4 presents a dense lineup from 6:30 to 12:00 including news at 6:45 and 11:30, with Julius LaRosa, George Sanders, and Dollar a Second. Channel 5 features Capital Caravan, Opry Confidential, Oral Roberts, Walking on Air, and a range of country programs before late-night sign offs. Channel 9 stacks news, movies, variety shows, and sports through the night, listing titles such as Gunsmoke, The Jimmy Dean Show, World roundup, Stargazing, and Weather to close.
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Julius LaRosa
Encore Theatre
Safeway
Cary Grant
Jean Arthur
Opry Confidential
Ann Sothern
Gene Raymond
Highway Patrol
Susanna Gale Storm
James Arness
Jimmy Dean
Richard Basehart
Phylis Kirk
Tea At Buckingham Palace Draws 8728 Guests
London reports 8 728 guests attended the queen's lawn party at Buckingham Palace amid threatening skies. Princess Margaret and the Queen Mother moved through the crowd as 225 pounds tea and 1 500 pounds cake were served and 50 ushers assisted guests.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Princess Margaret
Prince Philip
Margaret
Edward VII
Mrs Bell Installed As President Of Clarke County Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Jack Bell was installed as president of the Lloyd Williams Post No. 41 American Legion Auxiliary in Berryville with Mrs J Monroe Burke presiding. Delegates were named for the state convention in Richmond August 3 and 4. Plans included a din ner for past presidents and a July picnic at Charles Town Park.
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Jack Bell
Lloyd Williams
American Legion Auxiary
Legion
Berryville
J. Monroe Burke
Seventh District
Andrew LaVelle
Jack Enders
William Baxter
Leland Williamson
Perry Smith
Iden Mallory
Roger Garrett
Richmond
Auxiliary
Battletown
Legion and Auxiliary
Charles Town Park
J. W. Olcott
Representatives Return From FBLA Leadership Meet
Joan Pugh and Phoebe White represented the Ames Wood Chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America at the seventh annual leadership conference at Massena Springs. They returned with their teacher Mrs. Rebecca Whitlock Friday. Seventy two FBLA officers and sponsors attended to plan state and local chapter activities for the coming year. The group chose a parliamentary procedure study as the state project and agreed to establish a Dowell J. Monard memorial award.
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Joan Pugh
Phoebe White
Theames Wood
Business Leaders of America
Massanetta Springs
Rebecca Whitlock
FBLA
Dowell J. Monard
Grotewohl floats state federation to unify Germany
East German Premier Otto Grotewohl urged a state federation uniting East and West Germany with a powerless federal council. He rejected free elections, saying differences cannot be bridged by a ballot. He framed the plan as step toward reunification amid Western talks in Berlin.
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Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
Germany
West Germany
France
Britain
United States
West Berlin
Grotewohl
Soviet Union
Testimony of UTW Leaders Sent to Justice Dept Probe
Senate investigators urged the Justice Department and the Internal Revenue Service to probe top United Textile Workers Union officials President Anthony Valente and Secretary Treasurer Lloyd Klenert over years of alleged fund diversions. The panel cited $128,405 in misused union funds and questioned tax payments on diverted sums while detailing personal expenses including a milk stool and Broadway tickets.
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Justice Dept
Washington
Senate
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
United Textile Workers Union
Sen
McClellan
Dark
Anthony Valente
Lloyd Klenert
Valente
Klenert
Klewert
Bermuda
Florida
Maine
McClellen
Practically All Winchester Stores Open Saturdays
Winchester merchants announce Saturday hours extending to 8 PM with most outlets staying open late. Local shoppers may expect extended retail access, with a focus on convenience and consumer opportunities in the weekend schedule.
Daily Across Clues Digest From a Mysterious Page
Across terms include aromatic part and ancient doctrine entries. Clues cover past and expeditions as well as loaves and measures. Italian river and volcano appear among nine letter answers. earthen wares and filmy clues close the set.
Council Challenges Johnson To Prove 'Trumped Up Charges'
ATLANTA Senator Olin Johnson is challenged by the Southern Regional Council to prove his charges against the council and its report on Negro voters or withdraw them. The council denies allegations of slander and defends its survey as showing progress while noting discrimination against Black voters in parts of the South.
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Atlanta
Olin Johnson
D-Sc
Southern Regional Council
Council
South
Senate
Johnson
American Legion
National Americanism Commission
Red Front
Harold C. Fleming
Fleming
House
Unamerican Activities Committee
Sen. Johnson
Associated Press
Sen
Douglas
Ill
Mass Wedding Planned for Four Thousand Couples in Mexico City
Four thousand couples are scheduled to wed tomorrow in a mass ceremony at the National Auditorium. The Social Security Ministry will run its ninth and likely largest service, offering civil vows to poor couples who have lived together and lacked civil or religious rites.
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Mexico City
Social Security Ministry
National Auditorium
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