Auburn Students Protests Obscene Yearbook Content
About 250 Auburn students demonstrated on campus and burned copies of the Glomerata yearbook edited by John Sellers. They accused the book of obscene material and targeted fraternities and sororities for inclusion of their activities. James Foy said actions would come from the publications board.
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Auburn
John Sellers
Montgomery
Ala
Clyde C. Sellers
API
Yesco
Swift
Ross Square
Pi Kappa Alpha
Sellers
Yearook
Annnual College
Auburn Dese Oy Board
Assn
James C. Foy
Stuent Activities
Pan-Hellenic Council
Ronnie Owen
Cullman, Ala
Edior
The
Plainsman
Auburn Newspo
Post-Vaccine Polio Victims Reach 77
Washington reports 77 confirmed polio cases in individuals given Salk vaccine. At least six more suspects under investigation. Breakdown shows 59% Cutter Laboratories vaccine, 13 Lilly, 5 Wyeth. Cutter supply withdrawn. Five fatalities and 69 of 77 cases paralytic. Two new Pennsylvania cases from Wyeth vaccine, one Louisiana case from Lilly.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Pennsylvania
Wyeth Laboratories
Marietta
Louisiana
Eli Lilly Co
Indianapolis
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Lilly
Wyeth
Cutter
Widely Known Negro Educator Bethune Dies In Florida
Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, 79, founder of Bethune-Cookman College in Daytona Beach, dies of a heart attack. She led the college from 1904 to 1942 and served in Roosevelt’s NYA Division of Negro Affairs, plus wartime advisory roles. Survived by son Albert Bethune.
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Florida
Daytona Beach
Fla
Mary ~McLeod
National Youth Administration
Secretary of War
Mayesville
S.C
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Daytona Normal and Industrial School For
Cookman Institute
Bethune-Cookman College
Denver faces first municipal runoff in city history
More than 100000 voters produced Denver's first runoff in city history as no candidate topped 50 percent in seven races including the mayoralty. Dist Atty Bert Keating led with 45.8 percent and State Sen Will Nicholson trailed, triggering runoffs to be held for key offices.
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Denver
Quigg Newton
Atty
Bert Keating
Will F. Nicholson
Keating
Native Of Madison County Dies In Cullman
Mrs. Alice M. Nixon of Cullman died Wednesday at 7 a.m. after living in Cullman about four years. Services were set for 3 p.m. at Mt. Oliver Baptist Church conducted by Rev. W. O. Hunt with burial in Cullman City Cemetery. Survivors include daughter Lula Estes and son W. R. Nixon. Moss Service Funeral Home directing. The Parthenon in Athens was dedicated in 438 B.C.
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Decatur
Auburn Sigma Chi
Nancy Ruth Namie
Louis J. Namie
5Th Ave
Sigma Chi
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Namie
Zeta Tau Alpha
Phi Mu
Alpha Gamma Delta
Decatur High School
Alpha Omicron Pi
Kyle
Mt. Oliver Baptist Church
Alice M. Nixon
Cullman
Nix
Madison County
W. O. Hunt
Cullman City Cemetery
Moss Service Funeral Home
Lula Estes
W. R. Nixon
Hartselle
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Fence Southern Engine Engineering Co
Sales & Services
B.W
Albert Bethune
Hines Institute
Augusta, Ga
Red China
B.V
Thone
Hunter Furniture Company
Alka
Seltzer
H&h Drugs U i Agency
2Nd Ave
Johnston St
Deere
Parkins
Ater
Gael
Tussy
Walgreen
Walgreen's
Dorothy Gray
Drug Values
Helena Pied
Lee Eke
DR. West
U.S.P
Phillips
Magnesia
BAYER
Teiletzie
JET
Billiolds
Madison Passes
Parthenon
Athens
Athena
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