Number Of Negroes Attending Southern Colleges Increases
An Associated Press survey shows more Negro students attending formerly white colleges in the South this summer, entering quietly as universities report few race-listed enrollments. At Mississippi and Alabama campuses riots past, guards present, but current summer coeds like Vivian Malone move unseen.
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Atlanta
South
Deep South
Associated Press
University of Mississippi
University of Alabama
Louisiana State College
University of Alabama At
Tuscaloosa
Vivian Malone
Ruth Benella Lewis
Birmingham
Velma Thompson
Sal Hepatica Promises Fast Relief From Digestive Woes
An ad touts Sal Hepatica as a fast acting laxative that relieves gas pain heartburn and sour stomach quickly. It claims effects in less than two hours and contrasts with slower laxatives that take six to eight hours.
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and News Wrap
A local listing shows a full daily lineup from CBS and ABC with dramas comedies and news segments. Notable entries include Have Gun Will Travel Dick Van Dyke Show and Danny Kaye Show plus Cronkite News Weather Sports and late night sports reports and a Camarvon City sign-off.
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CBS
Knoe TV
Camarvon City
Fury at Furnace Creek movie on late night schedule
Television listing shows film Fury at Furnace Creek starring Victor Mature and Calleen Gray at ? night after announcements. The block includes 5:30 Rifleman 6:00 Alugood News-Hess Weather and later 10:25 Nicholson Sports with the 1030 Late Show.
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Hess
Venable
Ozne
TV Schedule Snapshot for NBC KTAL Texarkana and Shreveport
A dense listing of daily TV time slots across NBC and local stations, detailing morning devotionals, Today show iterations, News programs, game shows like Jeopardy and Truth or Consequences, soap operas, sports updates, and late night programs with noted anchors Bud Lowry Johnny Carson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Evening TV Schedule for Shreveport Station
Local listing outlines cartoons and family shows from 4:00 PM to 6:15 PM followed by news and weather. Primetime includes Huntley Brinkley at 5:30 and The Virginian at 6:30 with Tonight Show to end the night.
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Daddy
General Hospital
Col. Clay
ABC News
Gary Syver
Clay Scott
Huntley Brinkley
Patty Duke
Ben Casey
Bob Young
Tom Siler
Ernie Ford
Funny Company
Woody Woodpecker
NBC
Newscape
Dave McCal
Giles County Desegregation Moves Forward in Virginia
Giles County will become the first Virginia locality to end segregated schools as the State Pupil Placement Board assigns 131 Negro pupils to two white schools. About 410 additional Negro students are placed in all white or predominantly white schools, marking desegregation in the first of 11 localities with half of Virginia districts already showing some integration.
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Richmond, Va
Giles County
Virginia
County
Giles
Births and community notices in El Dorado edition
Births announce Arc and Mrs Leroy Calaway welcome daughter Lee Ann born June 12 in Bossier City. Debra Lynn, elder sister, joins Mrs Linda Slayton of El Dorado as mother. Slayton grandparents are Jack and Mary Slayton. Calaway grandparents listed as C L Calaway Jr and wife. Also reports a son born to Mr and Mrs H L Sadler Jr at Warner Brown Hospital.
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Arc
Leroy Calaway
Bossier City
Pany
Lee Ann
Debra Lynn
Calaway
Linda Slayton
el Dorado
Jack Slayton
Russell St
C. L. Calaway, Jr
N. Newton St
H. L. Sadler Jr
Nevada St
Warner Brown Hospital
Severe floods strike Hyderabad region amid storms
Flood waters from a week of severe wind and rain storms sweep through Hyderabad West Pakistan. More than 250 are confirmed dead and communications remain down in many areas. Thousands of homes are flattened and over 60,000 cattle destroyed.
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Associated Press
Hyderabad
West Pakistan
Six South Korean Journalists Referred for Possible Trial
Six reporters detained during major antigovernment protests in Seoul have been referred to army prosecutors for possible military trial. Indictments were also filed against three student leaders on insurrection charges, with death penalty possible if convicted.
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Seoul
South Korea
Martial Law Command
Glasgow to allow singing in pubs under new licenses
Glasgow authorities approved 123 music licenses for city pubs, the first batch of such permits. Those who want quiet drinking can still use over 1,000 non musical pubs in the area.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Floods in Turkey Kill Eight More People
Flooding in central and eastern Turkey persists as eight additional deaths are reported, bringing this week's flood and lightning toll to 21, according to sources in Istanbul.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Accident probe and DUI charge linked to Hillsboro South Washington
James Tucker investigated an accident at Hillsboro Street and South Washington at 1 09 p m involving Sam Houston Jr of 815 Rock Island Street and Roy L Jones of 1629 W Hillsboro who faced a driving while intoxicated charge. Mr and Mrs Ronald D Hudkins welcomed a son at Warner Brown Hospital.
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James Tucker
Hillsboro St
South Washington
Sam Houston, Jr
Rock Island St
Roy L. Jones
W. Hillsboro
Obituary for Charles K. Brown of Phoenix
Charles K. Brown, 74, of Phoenix Arizona, died suddenly in Phoenix on Monday. A former Dallas resident, he is survived by his widow three Dallas daughters two sisters Mrs A HFaren Peepa and rs Larry Rasberry Iman La and one brother Floyd Brown of El Dorado. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Charles K. Brown
Phoenix
Ariz
Dallas
Mr. Brown
A. Hfaren
Peepa
Larry Rasberry
Iman
Floyd Brown
el Dorado
Obituary: Zeb Franklin Hicks 1927–? Dies of heart attack
Zeb Franklin Hicks aged 36 of Rt. 2 Junction City died suddenly at 10 a.m. Monday from a heart attack. Born December 24, 1927 in Junction City, he was a World War II veteran. Survived by his mother Alkie Hicks, six brothers William, Otis, Wade, Ambrous, Freeman, Alvie. one sister Mavis Ford. Funeral 3 p.m. Wednesday at Jolly Chapel Church, burial Jolley Chapel Cemetery. Rumph Mortuary directing.
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Z. F. Hicks
Zeb Franklin Hicks
Rt. 2
Junction City
Johnnie and
Alkie Lewis Hicks
Union County
Alkie Hicks
William Hicks
Shreveport
Otis Hicks
Wade Hicks
Haynesville
Ambrous Hicks
Freeman Hicks
Houston
Tex
Alvie Hicks
Dallas
Mavis Ford
Longview
Jolly Chapel
J. L. Huff
Jolley Chapel Cemetery
Rumph Mortuary
Local man Jack Kennedy dies at 53
Jack Kennedy of Strong died at 1 30 a m Wednesday in a local hospital. A retired carpenter born November 13 1910 in Vinegar Bend Alabama, he was the son of William E Kennedy and Viola Dosier Kennedy. Survived by his mother four sisters and five brothers, funeral arrangements are incomplete and to be announced by Pratt Funeral Home.
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Jack Kennedy
Strong
Kennedy
Vinegar Bend
Ala
William E
Viola Dosier Kennedy
Glen C. Parks
Seattle
Wash
J. J. Gunter
Virginia Jarvis
Glenfall
N.Y
Edith Bright
West Manchester
Ohio
Grady C. Kennedy
Houston
Tex
Charles Kennedy
Fort Meade
Morris C. Kennedy
James Kennedy
Camden
Curtis Kennedy
el Dorado
Pratt Funeral Home
Funeral held for Pineville man Lonzo Ryder owner of City Cab
Funeral services were held Tuesday in Pineville for William Lonzo Ryder 65 who died Monday at his home. He owned City Cab Co and the Rapides Bank parking lot. Ryder was a 32nd degree Mason and Shriner with a large Louisiana family and 12 grandchildren. Burial was at Greenwood Memorial Park Cemetery with Hixon Brothers directing.
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Pineville
William Lonzo Ryder
Donahar Ferry Road
Ryder
City Cab Co
Rapides Bank
Shreveport
Solomon Lodge No. 221
F and AM
Cenla Shrine Club
el Karubah
Blanche Seale Ry
William Lewis Ryder
Philadelphia
R. O. Bates
Atlanta
Riemer Calhoun
Mansfield
Billy James
Alexandria
Lonnie Tarver
Deville
W. B. Garrett
Howell Tucker
Louisiana
Ralph Miller
Allen Gates
el Dorado
Otis Bozeman
Longview
Tex
Calvin Ryder
Roark Ryder
Fred Ryder
Greenwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Hixon Brothers Funeral Home
AP Defense Resumed In Walker Libel Suit
The AP resumes defense testimony in a $2 million libel suit filed by former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker over 1962 Oxford Mississippi riots. Craig Ellis, a United Press International reporter, testified Walker spoke from a Confederate monument and walked with supporters as onlookers formed a line along the sidewalk.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Associated Press
Edwin A. Walker
News Association
Charles Murray
Walker
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
U.S
University of Negro
James H. Meredith
Craig Ellis
United Press _ International
Ole Miss
Nashville Banner
Craig
Gen. Walker
Potluck Supper Slated Friday by World War I Groups
El Dorado Barracks 1223 and its auxiliary announce a potluck supper at 5 p.m. Friday on Monsanto Chemical Company picnic grounds. The event replaces Sunday’s Barracks meeting and includes reports from the state convention in Little Rock. All members and prospective members are invited.
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el Dorado Barracks
Monsanto Chemical Company
Lafayette Hotel
Little Rock
Plan proposed to close Little Rock pools amid integration clash
Nat R. Griswold urged a three step approach to resolve the city pool closures after NAACP attempts to desegregate the all white facilities. He called for honest problem confronting final citizenship rights and involvement of Negro leaders. Dr. Jerry Jewell said the next target is to place Negroes in the fire department. Coy Adams noted very few Negro applicants for city jobs and low pass rates on exams.
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Little Rock
Nat R. Griswold
Arkansas Council On Human Relations
Little Sai
Ancil M. Douthit
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Griswold
Jerry Jewell
NAACP
Jewell
Coy M. Adams
Civil Service
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Ktve-Tv
NBC News
Eric Ford
The
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Another World
Ron Cochran
Time For Flowers
Dwayne Smith Florist
Motorola
Radio Service Company
Katv-Tv
Popeyr
Hu Pals
Messing
Abec
Abe
Katy Bingo
Family Theatre
Rarmhe
Calton Road
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Channel 4
Bob Buice
Merv Griffin
Huntlay Brinkley
Bud Campbell
Johnny Carson
Ktbs-Tv
Lisa Howard
the News
Queen
Ktal-Tv
Form
Bud Lowry
Piaanamen Quartet
Texarkana
Herman
Newsbreak
George Dobson
Mike Hammer
John Barrymore
George Murphy
Kapt Tal
Towee
Angel
Kapt
Tal-tower
Paris
George
Bil Moore
and George Dobson
Sikkim
Dave McClelland
and Vern Stierman
Rialto
C. M. Bond
Senior Citizens Club
TAC House
Parkers Chanel Home Demonstration Club
Parkers Chapel
B. C. Cates
J. W. Staples
J. J. McCullar
Beulah Reynolds
International Association of Machinists
Montgomery Ward & CO
EL Dorado Shopping Center
Eighth & Northwest
World News
Ronald D. Hudkins
W. Robinson St
Reas
Robert Burke
Mid-State
Chrysler
William Ryder
Dorado
Arkansas
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Rae
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Oxford Sale
Ling
Main ST
Walker Case
Westinghouse
Cupples & Jones
Madison Sq
Husband
Gether
EL Dorado, Ark
Courteous Banking Service
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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