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CCNCRAL St. Petersburg, Tlmti, Thursday, August If 41 7A decision. "Doubtless It will not solve all problems, but it does call for a sincere attempt at 'recognition of the principle of desegregation in this commu New York School Ruled Deliberately Segregated the contrary, the effect and Implications of the decision are to Brazilian President Pins Medal On Yuri, Praises Space Flight nity "A major finding of the court was that the defendant school NEW YORK un A Federal board had deliberately created and maintained Lincoln School BRASILIA, Brazil Presi dent Janio Quadros pinned a i Quadros from Soviet Premier i Khrushchev which described Ga-jgarin as a "messenger of peace" and said the Soviet people and discrimination in reverse against white pupils. BY ITS decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals upheld a months old plan by District Judge Irving It.

Kaufman to allow Negroes in the suburban Westchester County elementary place me operation of the schools in the country in the hands of the federal courts or a single judge." He Socked Money LONDON IPI Friends trusted bank olfirial Fred Wood-gate's financial knowledge, and gave him more than $70,000 to invest over the ears. But the 67-year-old Woodgate Appeals- Court yesterday rul'd that New Rochclle'i controversial Lincoln School it deliberately segregated and approved a plan to thin out its predominantly Negro enrollment. One of the three appellate judges dissented sharply, how. as a racially segregated school. This crucial finding is, we conclude, supported by the record." IN HIS DISSENTING opinion.

Judge Leonard P. Moore wrote: Beneath a banner emblazoned with the words 'con government are keenly Interested medal on Soviet Astronaut Yuri Gagarin yesterday and said he is convinced the Russian's space flight will "strengthen understanding and peace in the world." Quadros decorated Gagarin with Brazil's aeronautical order of merit in the degree of corn-mander in a brief ceremony in the executive palace. The government radio said Gagarin delivered a message to in close relations with Brazil. Quadros gave the go-ahead last week for Brazil to resume diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. Gagarin is to end his six-day stay today and leave for Nova stitutional rights' and 'segrega tion' is a decision which in its was investing the money In soc school to transfer to other New Rochclle schools, less predominantly Negro.

Lincoln School is 94 per cent Negro. "The plan which the court eventually adopted is one noteworthy for its moderation," read the appellate court's majority ever. lie oiierea arguments against the decision not unlike those raised in segregation battles in the Deep South violation of states' rights, unwarranted interference by the federal government in local affairs and cer pools witnout tneir knowledge. When he was Jailed for far-reaching implications, in my opinion, may seriously affect the school systems of this country. "Regardless of protestations to Scotia, with a stop in Curacao five years yesterday, Woodgate had only 7 cents left.

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WISHES VVV, WITHOUT HOME LOAN i 7 Smokey May Get Den; Zoo Living In His Yen JJul 1 and give him a home in a na tional forest. WASHINGTON Smokey the Bear may set his new home after all without that loan from the Housing and Home Finance Agency. Rep. Harold C. Ostertag.

R- N.Y., said yesterday a new ran-H "magic-kote" 10" frypan plus handy wooden spatula banish mildew and musty odors 13 BIT SMOKEY still lives In his cage at the Washington Zoo although Ostertag says his fans feel the bear should live in a special ranger station with his uniform and equipment on display. In fact. Ostertag said, the question most frequently asked of zoo attendants, is: "Where is Smokey's uniform?" Now, Ostertag added, there is fresh hone for Smokey. "A major improvement program for the zoo is about to get under way and plans are being drawn for a new ranger station to house the country's mos; famous bear." Ostertag was a sponsor nine years ago of a bill, which later became law. that set up a special committee to pass on all requests for use of the Smokey Bear symbol.

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