First Exam For Meredith Called Rough By Students
James H. Meredith took his first final examination at the University of Mississippi. He described the American colonial history test as rough and faced four more exams before Tuesday. Meredith, 29, studied in Memphis and had warned he might not return for the spring semester if conditions did not improve.
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Oxford
Miss
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
University
Meredith
Memphis
Tenn
Ransom Supplies On Ship For Havana
The ultramodern cargo liner Shirley Lykes under Red Cross flag sails toward Havana with 7 000 tons of ransom supplies for Fidel Castro. A Pan American plane will bring 10 000 pounds of cargo and return with Cuban-Americans.
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Shirley Lykes
Havana
Gailing
Red Cross
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Pan American World Airways
Miami
Groundwork for Withdrawal If Exams Fail
It was widely believed he planned to withdraw if he did not pass the exams. The assertion centers on the expectations tied to his academic results and potential departure.
Woman Held on Worthless Check Charge in Hartselle
Patricia Brindley, 28, released on 300 bond after being charged with issuing a worthless check. Morgan County Sheriff also arrested another person for public drunkenness. Two jail trustees fell ill and were taken to Decatur General Hospital. Felix Hardin and Otis Andrews were returned to the jail later.
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Hartselle
Morgan County
Ursday
Patricia Brindley
Decatur General Hospital
Felix Hardin
Otis Andrews
Auburn names John B. Henderson cotton extension specialist
John B. Henderson promoted to state staff of the Auburn University Extension Service as cotton specialist. He replaces Jasper Jernigan who moves to the Federal Extension Service in Washington, D.C. Henderson to lead cotton educational programs and improve cotton quality with Tennessee Valley textile ties. He previously served as Extension agronomist in the Test Demonstration Program in Athens and was Lauderdale County assistant county agent. Henderson holds a B S from Auburn 1957 and M S from 1960, is married to Inez Clanton and has three sons Dale Russell and Dean.
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Auburn
John B. Henderson
Auburn University Extension Service
Fred R. Robertson
Henderson
Tallapoosa County
Jasper Jernigan
Federal Extension Service
Washington, D.C
Robertson
Athens
Auburn University
Inez Clanton
Dale
Russell
Dean
Trial Delay Faces Morgan County Murder Case
A 19 year old Cedar Lake man John Edward Thomas held in Morgan County jail without bond for murder appeared in Morgan County Court on a charge of assault and battery. His case was continued until after the murder trial. The docket also notes dismissals and pleas in other cases.
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Morgan County
John Edward Thomas
Cedar Lake
Lewis H. West
Leslie Doss, Jr
Howard Burns
Robert Crigler
Bruce Sloan
Frank Wiley
Decatur Recorder’s
No Divorce For Burton
Sybil Burton denied reports that her husband Richard Burton would divorce her to marry Elizabeth Taylor. She stated she is not giving him a divorce as rumors spread of a $500,000 settlement related to their on set romance during Cleopatra. Burton, 37, and Taylor, 32, faced persistent tabloid speculation amid filming in Rome last year.
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Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard
Sybil Burton
United States
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Miss Taylor
Cleopatra
Rome
Mare Antony
Orchid milkshakes and vanilla flavoring from orchids
In Naples Florida the Caribbean Gardens keepers note vanilla flavoring comes from orchid seed pods. They say you may never hear a waitress shout orchid milkshakes to four percent but vanilla pods are produced commercially in several tropical countries.
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Naples
Fla
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