Mississippi Man Seeks Integration
Clennon King, a Gulfport Mississippi Negro pastor, says he will try to register his six year old daughter in a white Gulfport school next week. Governor Coleman warns no entry to public schools and cites likely futility while federal protection is urged. King delivered a letter to President Eisenhower and asks observers, including the FBI, to monitor Mississippi actions.
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Gulfport
Miss
King
Eisenhower
White House
J. P. Coleman
Mississippi
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St. Andrews
African Methodist Episcopal Church
University of Mississippi
Coleman
Muriel Ann
National Guard
W. L. Rigsby
Why Johnny Can Read
A photo feature by H. Odell Smith highlights early reading programs and classroom activities aimed at improving literacy for young students, illustrating methods and classroom layouts used to foster reading skills.
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Johnny
H. Odell Smith
Deaths and Funerals in Thomasville
Funeral services were held for A. Graham Ring 45 of Hillcrest Drive at Fair Grove Methodist Church with pallbearers from Camp No 206 Woodmen of the World. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Ring died Wednesday morning. Also listed are funeral plans for Avery Fin ton Rock 54 of 1308 Welborn Street to be at N Main Baptist Church with interment at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Rock died Friday morning in High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Ann Kennedy
Lynette Hedrick
Peggy Everhart
Fair Grove
Joanne Joblin
Liberty Drive School
Mike Leamon
Janet Davis
Colonial Drive
David Andera
Kearns Street
Thomasville
A. Graham Ring
Hillcrest Drive
Fair Grove Methodist Church
Albert W. Wellens
Bryan Nifong
Carlie Smith
Pete Stewart
Donald Maxwell
James Slate
Luther Clemmons
W. C. Fouts
Noland Smith
John Reid
Mr. Ring
Avery Finton Rock
N. Main ‘Baptist Church
Neil J. Armstrong
Floral Garden Park
Welborn St
Mr. Rook
High Point Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
GOP
Jaycee
City Memorial Park
E. R. Verhart
Rowland V. Long
M. V
Funeral services for Otis Winfield Bowman
Funeral services for Otis Winfield Bowman 64 will be held at 2 PM at Lexington Ave Baptist Church with Rev W W Robbins officiating. Interment will follow in Flor et collition. Bowman died Friday morning at a North Carolina hospital.
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Missouri
Pennsylvania
C. E. Roberson
Main Street
Bank of Ahoskie
Roberson
Greensboro
Friendly Center
Bank of
Henry Zienowicz
Elizabeth
N.J
Michael Macejka
Passaic
Laurinburgh
Richard S. Townes Jr
Raleigh
Townes
Funeral services for Mrs Clodfelter at Shady Grove Church
Funeral services for Mrs Jes sie Jaanita Clodfelter, 79, will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock in Shady Grove Methodist Church, conducted by Rev Frank Penninger. The body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home and will be placed in the church 30 minutes before services. She died unexpectedly at her home Friday.
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Jesisie Jaanita Clodfelter
Shady Grove Methodist Church
Frank Penninger
Sechrest Funeral Home
Wilhelm Rites Held for Salisbury Founding Father
Funeral services for Henry A. Wilhelm 75 father of High Point residents will be held Monday at 2 p.m. from Salisbury church. Wilhelm died Friday in a Clinton Alabama hospital.
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Henry A. Wilhelm
High Point
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Funeral services for Guy S&S White held today
Funeral services for Guy S&S White former High Point resident will be at Hane-Lineberry Funeral Home Greensboro today at 4 p m He died in a Philadelphia Pa hospital Friday and was a resident of Norfolk Va
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Funeral rites for Charles L Maiden held at home
Services for Charles L Maiden aged 64 of Route 3 were conducted Friday afternoon at his home by Reverends C. E. Williams Otis Hampton and F. Stanley Hardy Jr. The text lists mourners Melvin Griffith Fred Griffith Marvin Manuel Harvey Oogar Hal Hughes and Foy Ible.
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Thomasville
Charles L. Maiden
C. E. Williams
Otis Hampton
F.stanley Hardy Jr
Melvin Griffith
Fred Griffith
Marvin Manuel
Harvey Oogar
Hal Hughes
Foy Ible
Mother's Love Is Replaced by Dummy Mothers
University of Wisconsin psychologist Prof. Harry Harlow reports monkey experiments showing infant affection rests on contact and comfort rather than nourishment. He says a warm stuffed dummy can elicit the same maternal love as a real mother and cites his work at the American Psychological Association meeting in Washington.
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University of Wisconsin
Harry Harlow
Harlow
American Psychological Assn
Washington
Graveside services held for Ed Coward in New Bern
Ed Coward 72 of New Bern died Wednesday in a Raleigh hospital. Graveside services were conducted Saturday at Mt. Zion Church cemetery at 2 p.m. by Rev. C. E. Apple with Pallbearers Barner Hunt Donald Barnes and Ted Barnes.
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Thomasville
Ed Coward
New Bern
C. E. Apple
Barner Hunt
Donald Barnes
Ted Barnes
Mt. Zion Church Cemetery
Mr. Coward
Raleigh
Guilford County Teachers Named for New Term
Guilford County schools set to open Tuesday for the new term with a list of named teachers and building principals. Allen Jay-A. Doyle Early is named principal, followed by a long roster across Jamestown Oak View Union Hill and other schools including Thomas W. Marlowe James Hayes L. Sam Dockery and C. W. Howell among others.
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Guilford County
Allen Jay
A. Doyle
Thomas W. Marlowe
Tommy R. Younts
James R. Swiggett
Sarah H.purvis
Doris Alese Smith
Oliver J E. Moye
Mildred B. Hussey
Dorothy E. Dixon
Mary Jeanne Brown
Hallie Gilbreth
Ardenal Haney
Ruth S. Causey
Frances W. Mabe
Rosalie M. Pruitt
Paul K. Barnes
Martha L. Hart
Betty Jean Barker
Rachel Earp
Warnelle B. Terry
James Hayes
Aubrey R. Flynt Jr
Norma G. Robertson
Juanita S. Early
Sarah M. Osborne
Ruby G. Bissette
Claude T. Campbell
Lula M. Lewis
Cora C. Briles
Jacqueline Garner
Juanitas I. Johnson
Leila G. Voris
Rosalie H. Lyon
Billie S. Owens
Nellie Jones
Rose
Mary Barker
Troy H. Keller
Carolee Caudle
Jacqueline J. Taylor
Julia Housman Gusler
Dixie Lee Hedgpeth
Mary Lois Robertson
Jamestown
Kenneth T. Miller
Jesse M. Vincannon
Dorothy F. Miller
Mary W.lane
Ora Sublette
Sara N. Moss
Arthur L. Black
Doris C. Boone
Helen Blackburn
Annie M. Mittchell
Jane S. Coffey
Jane ‘B
Smith
Nell Clary
J. H. Mourane
Ruth W. Maynard
Ralph V. ‘Moran
Eldene G. Styers
Lawrence J. Klosterman
Robert D. ‘Davidson
Theodore A. Orr
Agnes Farthing
Joy ‘Johnston
Rogert Pegram
Grace Hodges
Olin B. Jackson
T. G. Madison Jr
Harold Crump
William S. Hiatt
Ethel J. Chadwick
Linda Anne Sechrest
Reba W. Cross
Nannie Mae Jackson
Patricia Blackburn
Lucille P. Johnson
Thelma B. Truesdale
Mary Lee Boyan
Mildred A. Jowers
Ann H. Jackson
Kathleen A. Killebrew
Eugenia Perkins
Ruth H. Sutters
Esther K. Crouch
Elizabeth B. Briggs
Sally Vale Borum
Lucille P. Osborne
Frances H. Robinson
Margaret S. Brewer
Mildred J. Hilton
Alice S. Armfield
Annie Lee Hutton
Mary Anderson Booe
Sarona Jane Surratt Coffey
Callie Braswell
Oak View
L. Sam Dockery
Blanche H. Owen
D. L. Hancock
Anne L
Edna W. Wheeling
Ola S. Motsinger
Bess Sheloff
Frances H. Neighbours
Charlene G. Carter
Betty S. Bottoms
Esther Bivens
Gertrude H. English
Lena M. Shipwash
Pauline G. Teachey
Erma S. Pals
Lula S. Starling
Union Hill
C. W. Howell
L. H. Robbins
W. Dean Dull
Lane Greene
Ruby Allred
Ruth B. Smith
Mairie Venable
Carolyn Perryman
Mary T. Gibson
Lora F. Howell
Ruth S. Putman
Lucy B. Haynes
Ramona Harris
Patricia Ritchie
Margaret Stroud
Edith Elaine Broadway
Frances McGee
Allie L. Crowford
Weather Forecast Indicates Cooler Mississippi Valley and Lakes
A cooler pattern is expected to prevail over the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes region while other areas see prevailing conditions. The AP wire reports cooler air moving in with lower temperatures across the valley and lakes.
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Eisenhower’s Slower Integration View Hurts GOP
President Eisenhower’s hinted preference for slower racial integration adds pressure on Republican congressional candidates in 10 key states. Democrats cite his remark as evidence of reluctance to push swift school integration, while White House aides stress no policy divergence with the Justice Department on the Little Rock case.
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Eisenhower
New York
Michigan
California
Roy Wilkins
The
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Justice Department
Little Rock
Supreme Court
J. Lee Rankin
Live Rock
Reuther Faces Contract Talk This Week
United Auto Workers chief Walter Reuther heads into a key negotiating week after Labor Day as Ford Chrysler and GM face possible 1959 model production delays. Wildcat strikes idle over 13,000 workers and grip production while UAW officials claim local grievances drive the walkouts.
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General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Fisher Body
Grand Rapids
Mich
Million Dollar Driver Education Program Starts in North Carolina
In Raleigh AP reports more than 1.3 million dollars in driver education funding flowed to the North Carolina State Board of Education from January through April. The program aims to cut highway fatalities among youths 4 to 25, with 120 of 174 school systems expected to offer courses this year reaching about 35,000 teens. The plan covers classroom and practice driving, with local schools choosing cars and study plans, and state aid of about 5.25 dollars per student after administrative costs.
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General Assembly
Thestate
John C. Noe
Noe
Chamber of Commerce
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Department of Public Instruction
Gammeenms Gleay
State Highway Patrol
Bath
State Department
Paper Drive By Archdale VFW Post 9899 Planned
A paper drive will be conducted this afternoon starting at 1 o'clock by Archdale Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9899. Collecting areas include Archdale Allen Jay Bakertown Springfield and Fairmont Park.
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Archdale
Allen Jay
Bakertown
Springfield
Fairmont Park
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