Integrated Coastal NC Schools Stir Tense Quiet
North Carolina coastal counties moved to integrate schools with Negro and white students attending together for the first time in areas with large black populations. Gov. Dan Moore said threats of violence prompted state troopers and investigators to deploy to Craven County and other towns. At Farm Life School in Yanceboro 17 of 30 students were Negro, while Ernul saw four Negro pupils in a previously all white elementary, with fears expressed about intimidation outside schools.
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New Bern
N.C
North Carolina
Dan Moore
State Bureau of Investigation
Craven County
Ku Klux Klan
Yanceboro
O.K. Ganny
Ernul
Venice Knight
Ernil
Ball State names 65 student staff for 1965-66 year
Karen Ann Dunkerly of Anderson is listed among 65 student staff members and 22 residence hall directors named for Ball State University for the 1965-66 academic year. Appointments are based on scholarship and leadership and come from President John R. Emets upon student affairs recommendation.
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Merrill Beyer
Dien Bien Phu
Dunkerly
Menk Hall
Janese
Mikoyan
Khabarovsk
Kremlin
Courthouse News Briefs: Multiple divorce suits filed
New suits filed in circuit and superior courts include Helen Colgan versus Lloyd Colgan for divorce Roy Randolph versus Jane Randolph for divorce and Jack Emerson versus Lucille Emerson for divorce. Lawyer De Armond represents at least one party.
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Lloyd
Colgan
Superior Court
Roy Randolph
Jane Randolph
DeArmond
Booram
Jack Emerson
Lucille Emerson
Lawrence H. Robbins
Anderson Girls Enter Methodist Nursing School
A class of 143 freshmen will enter Indianapolis Methodist Hospital School of Nursing on September 1. Names include Helen Rae Abel Martha Elizabeth Gerard Cynthia Kay Jones and Linda Ruth Thomas from Anderson. They will receive caps January 14 and graduate in August 1962. Events include a Big Sister party September 1 and orientation days with a faculty picnic. Parents Day is October 3 with tours of the school and hospital.
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Indianapolis Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Helen Rae Abel
Delaware St
Martha Elizabeth Gerard
Court St
Cynthia Kay Jones
McArthur Blvd
Linda Ruth Thomas
Hattie Drive
Anderson
Wile Hall
Jack A. L. Hahn
Fredericka E. Koch
LaVonne Mundy
School of Nursing
Korean Troops Restore Calm After Student Riots
In Seoul troops with machine guns patrolled the streets as student protests over the Japan Korea treaty surged on four university campuses. About 5,000 students attended including 1,000 at Korea University who denounced the treaty and vowed to fight to the last man. The government ordered campuses closed if order isn t restored by Saturday and dismissed the education minister and Seoul National University president for failing to curb the unrest.
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Seoul
South Korea
Korea University
Yoon Chung-joo
Shin Tai-hwan
Seoul National University
Baneninnn
Space mission Mariner 4 photo delayed by comms issue
In Pasadena, Calif an attempt to photograph the blackness of space aboard Mariner 4 was postponed for at least one week due to a communications problem. The Mars mission aims to provide clean images of Mars free of haze and camera defects.
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Successful Investing Advice Amid Tornado News and Markets
Reader questions on investing mix with a tornado describe recent storms across Illinois Indiana and Iowa. Roger Spear promotes tax exempt bonds and picks blue chip stocks like American Telephone and General Foods while noting damage costs and crop losses from storms.
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Air agreement talks collapse between US and Philippines
Negotiations for a new air pact between the United States and the Philippines ended after five days of talks. Washington wanted PAL to give up its Honolulu route while Manila pressed to keep its Tokyo to San Francisco service. Filipino negotiators rejected the demand, citing limits on PAL’s expansion beyond California.
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California
Brush fire threatens 500 California homes in foothills
A major fire raced through 500 acres of dead brush above La Crescenta California threatening 25 homes at Pickens Canyon. Residents on four streets were evacuated while Briggs Terrace homes later were no longer threatened. One firefighter was injured and airlifted. Winds 6 to 18 mph and low humidity hindered containment in the Angeles National Forest.
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UPI
Los Angeles
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Briggs Terrace
San Gabriel Mounttains
Storms Cause Heavy Damage Over Midwest
Storms lashed a broad Midwestern area with winds up to 100 mph, heavy rain and hail. Three deaths were reported in Illinois Minnesota and Iowa. At least 127 injured including 103 in Illinois and 16 in Iowa with additional injuries in Indiana and Wisconsin.
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Iowa
Dlinois
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Wisconsin
Alaska Sees Paradox In Voting Rights Law
JUNEAU Alaska The new voting rights law intended to end open discrimination in six Southern states has created a paradox for Alaska It finds itself subject to the law despite liberal postures due to low voter turnout and state requirements Alaska Governor William A Egan says the census director may have counted military personnel as residents and questions how federal registrars would handle non English speakers The law allows suits against states accused of racial discrimination in voting in federal court in Washington DC if no discriminatory tests or devices were used in the past five years
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William A. Egan
Defense Department
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Washington, D.C
Elwood Social and Community Gatherings Highlight Fall Events
Local groups hosted a busy sequence of meetings and events. The Busy Bee Club met at Mrs. Shirley Jack’s home with devotions and readings, followed by a social hour and poetry. The Afternoon Circle met at Mrs. James Saint Jr.’s home for Galatians study and prayers as nine members attended. The United Presbyterian Women plan a luncheon and meeting on Sept 8 at 11:30 a.m. Everett E Hiatt and Grace Leisure mark their golden anniversary with an open house Sept 5 near Point Isabel. Elks will host a luncheon and style show Sept 8 at the Elks Club with Vivian Rose narrating. The Sigma Alpha Chi sorority held a Hawaiian Luau hosted by Mrs. Byrd Hunter I and co-hosts, with prizes and plans for a Sept 14 card party.
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Lester Sigler
United Prebysterian Women’s Association
Rehurch
Everett E. Hiatt
Rt. 1
Fairmount
Elwood
Point Isabel
Hiatt
Grace Leisure
Everett, Jr
Morris
Jane Ann) Rybolt
Swayzee
Ladies of the Elks
Elks Club
Michael Melvin
Jack Barnes
Charles Copher
Richard Grimme
A. B. Bourff
Vivian Rose
R. L. Leeson and Sons Company
Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority
Byrd Hunter I
May Waymire
Vern Hendricks
Sandy Mitchell
Tom Haines
Jerry Haines
Richard Israel
Don Armie
Two Bodies May Not Be Recovered From Blast
In Louisville the bodies of Eldridge Miller and Francis B Grossman may never be found after a series of explosions at a Dupont Chemical plant. Nine bodies were recovered Thursday as the plant faced extensive damage and weeks may pass before operations resume.
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Francis B. Grossman
A. T. Tollefsen
Denver Mays
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van Buren
Alexandria
Anderson
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Boone
Duck ‘Creek
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Jackson
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ASC
Laura Butcher Rites Today
Final rites for Mrs. Laura D. Butcher, 408 Monroe St., Alexandria, will be at 2 p.m. at Davis-Strider-Noffze Funeral Home with Rev. James Grottick officiating. Burial in Park View Cemetery. Friends may visit at the funeral home.
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Laura D. Butcher
JE. Monroe St
Davis-Strider-Noffze Funneral
James "Grottick
Park View
Carroll
James R. Carroll
N. Liberty
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Thomas Zimmer
Oof
Karl M. Kyle
Flecker
Joseph Flecker
W. Jefferson St
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Father Thomas Zimmer
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Elwood School Names Teachers and Staff for Opening Term
The Red Corner School east of Elwood lists principal Miriam Hayworth. teachers Nancy Kerr Mildred Kimmerling Elizabeth Titten ger. bus drivers Harold Reigel and Richard McGinnis who also serves as janitor. Building improvements include storm windows gas furnace fresh paint waxed floors and perimeter blacktop. Fires: Elwood unit aids Cicero grain elevator blaze. Pipe Creek volunteers fight home fire of Mrs Hutcheson with smoke damage. Obituaries: Wayne J Gardner last rites Saturday Copher and Fesler Funeral Home. burial Elwood City Cemetery. Richard Allen Blackburn killed in auto crash, funeral at Evangelical United Brethren church.
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Elwood
Red Corner
Miriam Hayworth
Nancy Kerr
Mildred Kimmerling
Elizabeth Tittenger
Harold Reigel
Richard McGinnis
Cicero
ABC Grain Corporation
Pipe Creek Township
Jack Hutcheson
Joseph P. Reusch
Elwood City
Blackburn
Guest speakers announced for Alexandria Church of God service
Brown Gilbert of Indianapolis and Fred Johnson of Anderson will preach at 7 p m Sunday worship at the Alexandria Church of God corner of John and West Streets. Gilbert is general agent for Midwestern United Life in Indianapolis and Johnson is field supervisor for the same company. Both belong to the Christian Business Men's Committee and the Million Dollar Round Table. Rev Dwight R McCurdy invites the public.
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Brown Gilbert
Indianapolis
Fred Johnson
Anderson
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United Life Insurance Company
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Elwood's Mercy Hospital Report On Admission and Dismissals
Elwood's Mercy Hospital lists admissions including Mrs Neal Lee Mrs Anna Wiles Mrs Beulah EBikenberry Edwin Renolds and Frank Herron. Discharges include Donald Conk Mrs Vera Pappas and Mrs Robert Nash and baby. Cad The tombs of three Lombard warriors were found during a downtown Verona build site excavation dating to the sixth century.
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Elwood
Neal Lee
Anna Wiles
Beulah Ebikenberry
Edwin Renolds
Frank Herron
Donald Conk
Vera Pappas
Robert Nash
Baby
Cad
Verona
20 Ft Admiral Chest Freezer Special Price
Frank Krall's advertises a 20 ft Admiral chest freezer at a special purchase price of 249.95 dollars.
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