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Show MEMPHIS, TENN. (UPI) Thirteen Negro first grad- eri reported for their second day of class at four previousschools Wednes-- ly day. in this deep' south city. Thrre were no crowds and no incidents. , ! . The World Series was the main topic among school officials. elated over the initial peacefulness of integration in Memphis. ' Authorities were- - keeping a- - wary eyefor signs of a possible stu- dent boycott but all normal as classes re- sumed. - , If we can get by today, maybe we can begin to re-- , lax," said city school board President William Galbreath, who was more concerned about possible wholesale withdrawals- - of students than the "slim chance of violence. By noon, however, there was no sign of a boycott, . . - offirials-said- . Gal- DENVER (UPD Nine police officers charged with ' burglary'ln a scandal thar has Jolted Denver pleaded guilty in a matter ef minutes Tuesday. The mass admission by the officers that-the- y had vio- latedtheir-publietnisrwar1-H.!unf!- ' MOSCOW Irish Vote" Quietly DUBLIN (UPI) Irishmen voted Wednesday at the end of the shortest and most placid general election cam paign in the nation's recent .history. ii Party leaders said thetay: to the voting for 300 candidates may lie with the large working class vote in Dublin. About 1.7 million Irishmen cm cm on a cz i t givthe re- -- labeled criminal are now complete. Choose from Gran D j H U DecTTlrom SanTranciscd." Others had dropped out or joined at carlous stages as Jires. di n car-loa- ds II IteVTargi selection at every price. Fidel Castro regime asked d , British-America- Granite has both of the famous brands-?- " Virtue and Chrom" craft. Two'new have justar-riye- d and our stocks II u k were Ismael Garcia Diaz and Israel Sanchez Suarez. of armed revolt apd sabotage. They were among 3? persons, including, two women and a minor, accused specifically of killing three Castro followers and wounding two others and starting walked into Moscows Red Square Tuesday' afternoon to complete a 6,000-milmarch designed to promote "unilateral disarmament. Six of them had set out unprecedented In history by -- Dist-Atty. Bert M. Keating' A civilian, brother to one of 13 officers accused previously, also pleaded guilty. Three patrolmen pleaded in-- , nocent, and five officers and one gained continuance of from 6 to 10 days when arraigned. - one-a-da- y e - r ithe ; ing new impetus to cent pace of firing squad executions in Cuba. Picked for death in the latest mass war crimes trial In neighboring Pinar Del Rio Thirty Pacifists, half of them' Americans, most of them .young, all ot them lean and tanned, I think Askr Death For HAVANA-HU- PI) counter-revolutionarie- N.Y. Herald Tribune Service - ' I the death penalty Wednesday" for two. more alleged Pacifist Arrive I At Red Square Police Pfead Guilty - Policy Cited The policy. said Westing--- , house advertising director Roger H. Bolin, opposes " school TV Wednesday.- - - we are over the hump, breath said. - - - f , West-inghou- d " , NEW YORK (UPI) Electric does not interfere with the television dramas; it sponsors except when a play militates against our policy," an official of the company testified. -- ; 1 dent Kennedy. e - dramas which can be offensive to certain racial, religious or nationality groups and dramas when) products of a type made by Westing-hous- e are used. in the stage sef or that reflect unfavorably on Westinghouse "prod.-uc- ts and customers.' Bolin testified a t Federal Communications Commit sion hearings on sponsor Influence in network TV, , tary rule, arrived here, at 11:45 tJt). for an U.S. visit as the guest of Presi- -- CHICAGO (UPI) A plane ingin from the UnitedStates carrying 98 weary Chicagoans and that they would not1 be home from a six-da- y delay at able to take off until WednesIrelands Shannon Airport ran day. He said there was no chance into new trouble Wednesday and bad to take breather at of their being stranded. But the Californians, members of Buffalo,. N.Y, 0 the Club in Hie Chicagoans, Were luckier Los Angeles, had heard of the 11 than 88. Californians stiE plight of the .Chics go tourists I I stranded in London, waiting to and werejmeasy, I wish myhusbtnd weiM be picked up by the same airline. here," said Mrs. Joyce Hough- - PI Mechanical breakdowns and ton of Torrence. I have no (I I then $6,000 fuel Mil kqptthe money snd will happen n6w." Others Chicagoans, winding up a three-weevacation In Ireland, booked rooms anearby hotels marooned six days at Shannon or prepared for a sleepless ! I ' n Airport Broke and hungry, night many wound up sleeping 'on the floor of the airport lounge The President Airlines DC6B left with the tourists Tuesday u-- S. night and; after a touchdo at Newfoundland, wgs due I I arrive "at Chicago's O' LOS ANGELES (UPI) field at 2 p.n. EDT. Acrowd Vice president. Lyndon B. kj of 50 persons waite, Johnson Wednesday predicted the plane tyUldnt make the United States will regain It to Chicago Iione hop Air thleadover Russia in "the line officials aid winds were space race, but .received one stronger them expected, gaso- disappointment when the pow- line was sed up, and the plane erful FI rocket booster engine l I top at Buffalo to take failed to work on a test con-ducted while he watched. on piore fuel- they were waiting, the The FI gave off some steam, icago tourists went through but technical trouble eaused customs at Buffalo. Then they the Air Force to call off the boarded the airliner again in static test at the rocketdyne hopes of making it to Chicago site near Edwards Air Force Base. The booster is to be by sundown. launch President was left with only used by Nova-typ- e two planes after one of its air vehicles liners crashed arShannotr Air- - probe and has potential 4.5-- i million pounds of thrust. port last month, killing 83r function m The Californians had been - A second FI-didue to leave Londons Catwiek' properly in atest after John-Airport at noon Tuesday. A son left. The FI tests thus far President spokesman told them hEve been described as gen their plane would be late com JOSEPH BRANDT Joseph Brandt, described by House Committee on Activities as a Ohio . Communist-noformer " prominent in the national party, Invoked the Fifth Amendment $6 times when asked about activities of the National Assembly for Democratic .Rights. He told prober he' wouldnt give them Ice In the winter' or sunshine In the summer. (UPI Telephoto) were expected to Votby the time polls closed aF4:30 p.m. - The campaignwas notably "staldTri this cpmnt?ydr color'-- ' ful and turbulent politics. Jonnson Predicts Space Lead 0 tow, low Sranltt L Pricot D D ! -But ll I" in 1 I set that has two padded, chairs .and table. Ideal for the compact kitchen or . dinette area. 0 AdbOE ' D n 0 D d policy, Industrial development and Irish member- ship in the European Market. 1 Com-lo- n cz cza Sudanese Visits enjoy an entirely new experience in viewing and " 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) President Ibrahim Abboud of the Sudan arrived here Wednesday for a state visit that Included such trappings as a festive parade through Washington and a precedent-shatterin- g Shakespearian performance in the White House ballroom. Never before has Shake-- ' speare been put on at the White House. Chosen for the honor of performing for the President and his peaking African guest y' were players from the Shakespeare Theater in Strat' ford, Conn, v - Geit. 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