NEA Desegregation Resolution Draws Mild Welcome
The NEA resolutions committee at Atlantic City offers the strongest desegregation policy in NEA history but falls short of demands by many Black and white groups. The proposal acknowledges the 1954 Supreme Court ruling and its impact on public schools, signaling cautious support among moderates.
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Atlantic City
N.J
National Education Association
Resolutions Committee
NEA
Supreme Court
Beverly Aadland and Maurice de Leon wed in Las Vegas
Beverly Aadland and Maurice de Leon, both in Las Vegas, Nevada, are photographed after their marriage at the Silver Bell wedding chapel. Aadland was a former protégé of the late Errol Flynn, and de Leon is 22 years old.
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Beverly Aadland
Erroll Flynn
Maurice de Leon
Las Vegas
Nev
Silver Bell
NEA urges action to keep public schools free and peaceful
The association officers are urged to be alert to possibilities for planning and initiating actions that will assure free public schools, promote goodwill and fairness, respect for law, and reduce hostility.
Tito Reported Ill in Belgrade Doctor Bulletin
President Tito was reported ill with tonsillitis and fever in Belgrade. A Brioni bulletin from three doctors said his general condition shows considerable improvement but requires continued treatment under medical supervision.
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Tito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Brioni
Col Dougherty Re-Elected Head of Red Cross
Berryville Col Graham Dougherty was re elected chair of the local Red Cross at the annual meeting last night. He has held the post about ten years. Vice chairman is Garland Canter and Charles Roberson is treasurer. Mrs Jack Bell is secretary. New board members include Gen Neil Kimball Julian Glascock Mrs Carroll Iden and Mrs Richard Dole serving three years. A film on volunteer work at Veterans Administration hospitals was shown by Mr LaChat director of volunteer services at Newton D Baker VA Center.
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Berryville
Graham Dougherty
Red Cross
Garland Canter
Charles Roberson
Jack Bell
Neil Kimball
Julian Glascock
Carroll Iden
Richard Dole
Veterans Administration
LaChat
Newton D. Baker VA Center
EUB Church Lays Cornerstone For New Building
The First Evangelical United Brethren Church dedicated the cornerstone for its new educational building after Sunday worship. Pastor Rev. Paul Shanker led the ceremony with architect Richard E. Martin and retired minister Rev. W. B. Obaugh. Bible from Grace Fries’s will, donated by Mrs. Wallace Lutz, was sealed in the cornerstone. A formal dedication is planned for August when the building is completed and furnished.
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First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Paul Shanker
Richard E. Martin
York
W. B. Obaugh
D. Long
C. B. Shickle
William Keyton
Elwood McIntyre
Edwin Ritter
Wallace Lutz
Grace Fries
Slonaker
Mr. Long
Mr. Shickle
Braddock Street
Roy 12 Found Chained to Bed in One Room Home
Kansas City AP report says Roy Dean Hall, 12, was found chained to a bed in a one room home. Sister Jeanette Hall, 15, said parents Roy Hall, 48, and Margaret Hall, 45, chained him for 10 days while the father worked as a trash hauler and the mother babysat. The couple was arrested and the children taken to Jackson County Parental School.
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Kansas City
Roy Dean Hall
Jeanette Hall
Roy
Roy Hall
Margaret
Jackson County
Western Powers Map Reply To Khrushchev
Four Western powers met in Washington to craft a reply to Khrushchev Berlin memorandum. Delegates Kohler Grewe Alphand Hood reported no split, agreed to reconvene later this week, and expected to finalize Moscow reply by week’s end.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
Foy D. Kohler
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Herve Alphand
Lord Hood
Moscow
Clarke 4-Hers Attend Annual Short Course
Clarke 4 H members join the Short Course at Virginia Tech with seven livestock judging team members, including Tommy Wolfe and James Royston, competing today. Others attending include Donald Brill, Danny McIntire, Linda Murphy, Judy Pine, and Kay Hoff, with Miss Murphy and Miss Ramsburg joining Miss Barbara Jenks for the All Star Conference. Fifteen teams compete today for state team spots and a chance to go to Chi rhe for the national livestock judging squad.
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Berryville
Clarke 4-H
VPI
Tommy Wolfe
Conrad Devers
James Royston
Douglas MccIntire
Donald Brill
Danny McIntire
Linda Murphy
Judy Pine
Kay Hoff
Miss Murphy
Madelyn Ramsburg
Barbara Jenks
UPI
John Gerken
Chirhe
Chauffeur Identified in Kenwood Home Attack
An 83 year old report identifies 56 year old James M. Tanker as the attacker who beat Miss Mary Williamson and Mrs. Margaret S. Zimmele in their Kenwood Maryland home. Det. Norris said both women were beaten with a hammer and found unconscious. Tanker is charged with assault with intent to kill and police search is underway. Mrs. Zimmele’s 1956 Pontiac is also missing.
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Washington
Wreford Norris
Margaret S. Zimmele
James M. Tanker
Mary Williamson
Mrs. Zimmele
Winchester Retail Merchants Association Incorporation
The Winchester Retail Merchants Association Incorporation adopted by laws at a special board meeting. Incorporation authorized by membership on June 1. David Simpson of Scully and Woltz is handling the incorporation. A special membership meeting is planned for July.
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New Winchester Retail Merchants Association, Incorporated
David Simpson
Scully and Woltz
Officers Named For George Washington Hotel Association
At 10 a.m. at the George Washington Hotel the group adopts bylaws and names officers: Robert Pizzano president C Evans Kline vice president W K Sirbaugh treasurer C G Follansbee executive secretary. Directors include Robert F Gaines James M Byrd Warren Eddy and James Wilkins. Next election at the next membership meeting in Oc.
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George Washingen
Robert Pizzano
C. Evans Kline
W. K. Sirbaugh
C. G. Follansbee
Robert F. Gaines
James M. Byrd
Warren Eddy
James Wilkins
Kenneth Fearing Dies at 59 Poet and Editor of Partisan Review
Kenneth Fearing, 59, poet, novelist and former editor of Partisan Review, died of cancer Monday in New York. He received two Guggenheim fellowships for literature and was known for his prolific output.
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New York
Kenneth Fearing
Partisan Review
Virginia Markets Price Sheet Summary
In Richmond Virginia today the price list shows low Shelled Corn at 1.21 per bushel No 2 White Shelled at 2 gy Oats at 63 cents and No 3 Barley at 80 cents all quoted per bushel.
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Richmond
Grains Start Mixed on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago grain prices opened mixed with soybeans down on continued liquidation. Wheat and corn moved modestly, July soybeans down about 2 cents, while July prices for oats and other contracts showed small movements.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
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