U A Delays Registration of Three Negro Students
The University of Alabama announced a delay in registering three Negro students, scheduling two on Tuesday at Tuscaloosa and one on Thursday in Huntsville. The move aligns with Gov George Wallace's plan to block their entry, despite a court injunction.
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U. A
New York Times Co
Birmingham
Ala
Unierscity of
Alabama
Jefferson Bennett
Tuscaloosa
University Center
Huntsville
George C. Wallace
Bennett
Wallace
Mass Arrests Resume as Greensboro Sit-Down Protests Grow
In Greensboro North Carolina hundreds of peaceful segregation demonstrators including leaders from North Carolina A and T College held a sit down at Elm and Market The Square blocking traffic. Police arrested 278 people including about 50 juveniles on obstructing traffic charges.
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Greensboro
N.C
City Hall
Jesse Jackson
North Carolina A&t College
Carbide to Build Soft Detergent Production Units
Union Carbide Corp will construct multi million dollar facilities at Institute West Virginia and Texas City Texas to produce a new alkylate detergent base marketed as biologically soft. The chemical will be used to make biodegradable detergents for home and industry, with operations starting in 1964.
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New York
Union Carbide Corp
Institute
W. Va
Texas City
Tex
Texas and
Segaresos
Union Carbide Olefins Co
American Airlines closes Charleston reservation office to move operations
The Charleston office in the Embleton Building will close effective Saturday. Six Charleston staffers will transfer to Cincinnati where 24 hour reservations will be handled. Thomas W. Lewis will assume city duties with Robert Burrows moving to Cleveland and Frank Smith transferring to Dayton. Only Lewis and one secretary remain in Charleston.
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American Airlines
Charleston
Cincinnati
Embleton
Thomas W. Lewis
Lewis
Cincinnali
Robert Burrows
Cleveland
Frank Smith
Dayton
Dan Landfried
Christine Farry
Mary Garnes
Patricia Deaver
America Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Chicago
United Air Lines
Two Men Lose Second Chances In Court
A parolee Manuel Stanley 92 of Sharon and probationer James Edward Jones 27 of Sissonville were sentenced Thursday in Intermediate Court for new crimes. Each received 1 to 10 years to run concurrently with existing terms, after pleas of guilty to breaking and entering and forgery respectively. New indictments were returned after they were returned to prison.
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Manuel Stanley
Sharon
James Edward “S Jones
Legg Star Route
Sissonville
Stanley
Jones
William J. Thompson
Penitentay
E. L. Hoffman Dies at 67 After Brief Illness
E Leslie Hoffman 67 of 1405 Jackson SE died after a brief illness in McMillan Hospital. He managed Iggett's Drug Store 17 years and ran Hoffman Apothecary until 1953. A Mason and veteran of WWI, he served Charleston civic and church roles. Surviving wife Elizabeth, son E Leslie Hoffman Jr., sister, brother, and four grandchildren. Services at First Presbyterian Church. Burial in Mountain View Cemetery.
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E. Leslie Hoffman
Jackson SE
D. Boone Dawson
McMillan Hospital
Iggett’s Drug Store
Hoffman Apothecary
Blue Lodge
Scottish Rite
York Rite
Royal Order of Jesters
Beni Kedem Temple
Hoffman
Charleston
313Th Ambulance Corps
Oda
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Smith Hoffman
E. Leslie Hoffman Jr
Earl Hood
Arthur Hoffman
Cabin Creek
Robert W. Kirkpatrick
Mountain View Cemetery
Barlow-Bonsall Funeral Home
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