Was NAACP's desegregation strategy the right path
Washington AP commentary weighs whether direct action by Negroes would have sped desegregation, arguing timeline, court rulings, and leadership shaped outcomes. It notes Montgomery bus boycott, NAACP court-driven battles, and rise of leaders like Martin Luther King while examining timing and effectiveness against evolving political climate. It cites 1946 bus desegregation, 1954 school ruling, and subsequent civil rights clashes including Little Rock and Alabama bus protests.
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Montgomery
Ala
NAACP
Martin Luther King
Africa
United States
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alabama
Supreme Court
Little Rock
Golden Dozen loses two members keeps twelve intact
Hollywood columnist notes the Golden Dozen film stars lose Clark Gable and Gary Cooper but gain two new figures to maintain twelve top names. It highlights Brando Holden and others as era icons while observing shifts in power, contracts, and producer influence. The piece also mentions a rising female star trend led by Doris Day and Elizabeth Taylor amid changing industry dynamics.
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William Holden
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Tony Curtis
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Kirk Bougles
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James Stewart
Cary Grant
John Wayne
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Cooper
Jack Lemmon
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Lemmon
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Paramount
Kirk Self
Douglas
Illionaires
Itle
Doris Day
Elizabeth Taylor
Debbie Reynolds
Shirley MacLaine
Marilyn Monroe
Weather and News Log From Winston Station Report
Monday evening program log lists Johnny Mitchell and Paul Harvey style segments with weather on the quarter and half hour. Names include Larry Parks and Terry Lathn with Winston newsroom notes and late sports updates.
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Johnny Mitchells
Wwe
Paul Harvey
Alex Drier
Whather—Swayze
ED P
McKoan
Winston News
Winston
Winston Milt Winston
Terry Lathn
Terry Lahn
Don MoNiell
Larry Parks
Larry
Parks
Sun Television Log and Daytime Schedule Snapshot
A compact listing of daytime shows and NBC News blocks. Programs include Play Your Hunch My Little Margie Morning Movie Price Is Right Double Exposure Concentration Love of Lite Could Be You Search For Tomorrow Guiding Light Millionaire Day In Court From These Roots Verdict Is Yours Seven Keys Row For Daddy The Brighter Day Queen For A Day Secret Storm Edge Of Night Who Do You Trust American Bandstand San Francisco Beat Here’s Hollywood Quick Draw McGraw and news briefs from Chandler Huntley Brinkley Edwards News.
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Margie
Ruth Consequen
Daddy
Hollywood
San Francisco
Chandler
Huntley-Brinkley Edwards
Graham infection keeps Billy Graham in bed during crusade
Billy Graham remains confined to bed in a London hotel after a severe upper respiratory infection. Doctors say he cannot resume commitments for another week and will participate in a limited capacity if able. The three week Manchester crusade opens Monday with Rev Leighton Ford preaching in Graham's stead.
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London
Billy Graham
Manchester
Graham
England
Leighton Ford
Ernest Thompson to be honored by Interstate Oil Commission
AUSTIN AP Ernest Thompson a longtime member and former chairman of the Railroad Commission will be honored at the Interstate Oil Compact Commission midyear meeting in Keasten The event will dedicate the gathering to Thompson who joined the commission in 1932 and served continuously He spoke at the opening session and will be feted in a formal evening program Thompson also served as oil adviser to the secretary of war in World War II and led two wartime oil surveys for the A E.
Hawaii Awaits Eruption Of Smouldering Volcano
In Hawaii, Kilauea, one of the world’s most active craters, has been swelling since last September. Experts warn a major eruption could occur as pressure builds, threatening nearby homes, crops, and orchids along the lava‑fed landscape. Locals watch rumbling crater domes and tremors with uncertainty.
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Honolulu
Kilauea
Hawaii
Punaru Latea
Gibbon Apes Celebrate Rare Captive Birth In Forest Park Zoo
In Fort Worth Texas two gibbon apes named Jack and Jackie became parents to a rare newborn. The infant's sex was not disclosed as the gibbons protect their baby from keepers and visitors. Nearby the eruption of a volcano and lava flows devastated surrounding areas, including homes and land, with extensive damage and high seismograph readings reported days earlier.
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Fort Worth
Tex
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Jackie
Forest Park Zoo
Fosseke
Y. Nakamura
Telephone Ee
Great Britain abolishes slavery within empire in 1883
In 1883 the British Empire ended slavery within its dominions, marking a major legal and moral shift. The move extended emancipation beyond previous slaveholding territories and reflected ongoing reform across the empire.
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Great Britain
British Empire
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