Virus Strikes Livingston State College
Livingston State College faced a virus outbreak reported by President Dr. D. P. Culp. He described 26 cases in two days, five in the infirmary Friday with one still ill, and a cafeteria demonstration where 50 to 75 students refused meals as health officials consider an investigation.
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Livingston
Ala
Livingston State College
D. P. Culp
Culp
H. C. Hunt
Alabama Education Fund Shrinks for Free Textbooks
Doings report that the 1962 63 and 1963 64 appropriations for free textbooks in Alabama will be about half the amount of 1960 61 and 1961 62. The policy limits the money to the first three grades for two years, down from six, with cuts possible if proration occurs. State education officials seek $1 061 000, citing higher per pupil spending in neighboring states for 12 grades and noting prior appropriations.
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Alabama
Bibb Graves
Education Department
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Alabama high school papers win sweepstakes at UA banquet
Florence to Mobile journalists attended the University of Alabama awards night to honor top high school entries in newspapers yearbooks and photography. The Vigor Highlights of Prichard won class A newspaper sweepstakes and Murphy High School Mobile took yearbooks top honor.
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C. E. Bounds
U. of A
Ronnie Hampel
McGill Institute
Mobile
Gene Reynolds
Coffee High
Florence
Michael McGuire
St. Bernard Prep
Cullman
Vigor
Prichard
Murphy Hi Times
Murphy High
Cavalier
John Carroll High
Birmingham
the Mirror
Phillips High
Andy Hi-Lite
Andalusia
Bshop
Toolan
Trojan Myths
Henderson High
Troy
the Reporter
Sacred Heart Academy
Battalion Review
University Military School
Spotlight
Montevallo High
Sage
Mohian
Murphy High School
Scabbard
Robert E. Lee High
Montgomery
Cigorama
Vigor of
Oracle
Lanier High
Crucible
High
Gargoyle
Dothan
Souvenir
Holt High
Holt
City Hall Smoke and Cigars Stir a Local Fight
A columnist laments cigar smoke in city hall and praises Joe Pettey for quitting. He recalls daily cigars in meetings, contrasts it with past odors, and notes newsroom smokers during deadlines as reporters battle the clock and typewriters.
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Joe Pettey
Joe
Commission
Daily
Race Track To Be Made Army Camp
Havana landmark Oriental Park race track to be wrecked and land turned into a military encampment. Ralph Nodarse, former jockey and Havana Jockeys Guild representative, said work was to begin December 1.
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Miami
Fila
Havana
Oriental Park
Cuba
Ralph Nodarse
The
Jockeys Guild
Airwick for Breathing Not Five-Cent Cigar Aims
A fragment urges a practical air solution for the country, urging an affordable airwick over a cheap cigar. The line shows a desire for breathable air at modest cost.
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