Tech Sugar Bowl row sparks Capitol protest in Atlanta
Georgia students stormed the Capitol and governor's mansion as protests erupted over Gov. Griffin's push to bar state colleges from Sugar Bowl play with Negro players or in segregated games. Regents consider policy while Tech officials vow contract fidelity amid a tense political clash.
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Harriman Attacks GOP Farm Policy at Democratic Meet
New York Governor Averell Harriman, speaking at the Young Democratic Clubs of America convention in Oklahoma City, labeled the Republicans as the party of big business and special interests. He urged a clear choice in 1952 between opposing government philosophies and criticized Eisenhower for favoring dissident party factions and resource giveaways. He kept to his stance of not actively seeking the nomination but would accept it if offered. Harriman focused on farm policy as a key issue.
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Harriman Says Name Will Go in Nomination
Gov. Averell Harriman of New York announced his name would be entered for the 1956 Democratic presidential nomination at the national convention in York but stressed he is not an active candidate. He spoke at a press conference before addressing the Young Democrats gathering in Oklahoma City.
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Snickers From Cat Interrupt Greensboro College Speech
Students and audience laughter interrupted Holt C. McPherson of the High Point Enterprise during a Greensboro College founders day address. A yellow cat wandered the aisle and approached the stage before college president Dr Harold Hutson, who returned to remove the intruder.
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Democrats ready to target Nixon if Eisenhower runs
Democratic strategists expect a Nixon bid to loom as the main alternative if Eisenhower seeks re election. They hold files on Nixon from his House Senate and vice presidency to argue he has shifted positions from isolationist to internationalist. Truman and Butler criticize Nixon while Harriman and Neely favor aggressive attacks on the No 1 Republican.
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Water Festival Seen by Bulganin and Khrushchev in Burma
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist Party leaders witnessed a Burma water festival with 12th century style pageantry. About 5000 boatmen lined the route while many guests arrived by outboard boats.
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FTC Targets Bait Advertising As Public Menace
The Federal Trade Commission denounces bait advertising as a menace to the public pocketbook. It vows to curb firms using cheap offers to lure customers into pricier buys and enforces a 5000 dollar daily penalty for violations. A New Jersey widow was drawn to a 29.50 sewing machine, paid deposits and installments, discovering the device unusable and the total cost rising beyond her pension. The case illustrates why such practices draw FTC scrutiny.
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United Nations Drops Moroccan Problem
The U N General Assembly voted 50 to 0 to drop the Moroccan problem from its agenda. The French delegation had boycotted since Sept and resumed participation after the Algerian issue was dropped. the assembly then moved to consider other matters.
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Wreck Victim Lain Unconscious Four Years in Stockton
A Stockton nurse, Mrs Abbie Selah Howland, has remained unconscious in hospital for four years after a brain injury from an auto crash. Doctor Duane Deakins says the coma may be a record. Her husband’s whereabouts are unknown and she is believed childless.
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France set for January election bitter by party clash
In Paris on December 3, Edgar Faure accuses Mendes France of forcing an early vote amid a divided Assembly. Mendes France seeks a left of center bloc and control of Radical Socialist leadership, risking a repeat deadlocked parliament and possible popular front with Socialists and Communists.
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Eisenhower to Seek 2nd Term For World's Sake
Gettysburg Pa December report shows House Republican leader Martin predicting President Eisenhower will run again "for the world's sake" while Senate GOP chief Knowland says no final decision. Both emphasize personal views, not binding pledges, and discuss a possible tax cut balanced by a budget.
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Humphrey attacks Benson over soil bank plan changes
Senator Humphrey charges Secretary Benson watered down the soil bank concept by removing standards guiding land removal and farmer payments. He warns the administration bill may give Benson a blank check with no limits, risking ineffective programs or shortages, amid election tensions.
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United Nations to create international atoms for peace agency
The United Nations Assembly unanimously called for the immediate creation of an international atoms for peace agency with a loose link to the U N. It approved a broad program to be advanced next year. The Soviet Union backed the plan, while proposing a framework within the U N. A scientific committee on atomic radiation effects was established with members from Argentina Australia Brazil Canada Czechoslovakia Egypt France India Japan Mexico Sweden Britain United States and the Soviet Union. The U N urged governments to share reports on radiation effects and environment. Brig Gen Carlos P Romulo challenged the Russians to allow foreign observers at tests, as the U S did at Bikini in 1946.
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New Jumbo Sunday Enterprise Crossword Delights Readers
Readers meet a new jumbo Sunday Enterprise crossword featured on the front page with a puzzle crafted by noted setters Thomas Meekin Georgae Archie Kreilling Howard and team. It promises difficult but fair clues with clear definitions, avoiding obscure words and abbreviations for an engaging solve.
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