Meredith Seeks Return to Ole Miss Law School
James H. Meredith, the first Negro graduate of the University of Mississippi, applied to re enter law school after federal marshals and troops protected him during riots and a major showdown. He said his aim is to become a citizen and continue his education at Oxford.
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James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Gypsy Rose Lee Seeks Beverly Hills Annexation
Gypsy Rose Lee and seven neighbors asked a Beverly Hills committee to annex 9.1 acres from Los Angeles. They said their homes valued at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars align more with Beverly Hills than Los Angeles. The committee approved and referred the petition to the full council.
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O'Brien Rules Out Senate Bid Despite Keating Talk
Washington Rep. Leo W. O'Brien says he is content in the House and has no plans to run for the Senate now or in the future. He rejects suggestions he could challenge Sen. Kenneth Keating, stating he will not relinquish 11 years of seniority in the House.
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Leo W. O’brien
D-N.y
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Kenneth Keating
R-N.y
Actress June Allynson to wed Glenn Maxwell in Miami Beach
Actress June Allynson, 40, widow of Dick Powell, will marry Glenn Maxwell, 31, a men’s hair stylist, Saturday at All Souls Episcopal Church in Miami Beach Florida. Yuri Gagarin flew from Moscow to Cuba to join Valentina Tereshkova and then proceed to Mexico for the 56th General Conference of the International Aeronautical Federation opening Oct 12.
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Mexico
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University Reopens With All-White Student Body After Expulsion
Two months after a legal battle and ongoing controversy, the university has restored an all-white student body following the expulsion of Negro Cleve McDowell for carrying a gun on campus.
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San Francisco to Idle Cable Cars for Overhaul
San Francisco plans a major overhaul of its aging cable car system to be idled for maintenance costing about 252000 dollars. The work, first done before 1900, aims to preserve the historic line while avoiding breakdowns on the steep hills.
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Polio Clinics Planned After Petersburg Area Cases
Federal state and local officials schedule a Sabin oral vaccine drive after 11 polio cases in the Petersburg area. Clinics run 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with 50 000 doses to be supplied, free to residents of nearby counties including Prince George Sussex and Surry.
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Storage tips for seasonal fabrics and moth prevention
Out of season washable clothes and blankets should be stored clean and dry to prevent soil and stain damage. Avoid folding wastefully and skip starch to deter silverfish. Experts advise sealing wool garments in clean pliofilm bags or glass jars to keep moths away.
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