Bananas averted ship delay as cargo held at sea
Charleston AP dispatch reports a Standard Fruit vessel awaiting unload off Charleston with up to 1 million pounds of bananas aboard. Cargo valued at 135000 dollars. Efforts stalled by port strikes and union action. possibility to unload at sea eyed if ship headed to a port. Market activity noted with mixed stock gains as headlines tied to the cargo dispute.
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Russell Takes Office In South Carolina Governor Sworn In
Donald J. Russell will be sworn in Tuesday as South Carolina’s 80th governor in a ceremony on the State House steps. The inaugurations include a downtown parade and a luncheon at the governor’s mansion with U S District Judge C C Wyche administering the oath. notable attendees include former governors Byrnes Hollings and Thurmond along with South Carolina’s congressional delegation. Russell, born in Lafayette Mississippi, grew up in Chester after his father’s death.
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George Bell Timmerman Jr
R. M. Jefferies
Ransome Williams
Olin D. Johnston
J. Strom Thurmond
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Ole Miss Officials Crack Down on Meredith Protests
In Oxford Mississippi officials crack down again on student demonstrations against James H Meredith 29 amid harassment including a tire slashed on his 1952 car found outside his dorm Army troops guard the area Meredith had warned he would withdraw at semester end unless changes improve learning conditions Campus police arrested several students after a demonstration inside and outside the cafeteria with one suspended by Student Council the university said Friday night.
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Kennedy Urges Education and Global Outreach in State of the Union
The president’s message highlights economy measures, payroll savings, and broader education and health initiatives at home. Abroad he calls for lower trade barriers, expanded Peace Corps, stronger NATO ties with a nuclear force, and continued aid to Latin America while noting Sino-Soviet strains and caution about peace prospects. He expresses confidence that the nation’s tide runs strong and offers a prayer for guidance after the Cuban crisis.
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Olympic Head of Togo Tries Aid Move to Halt Ghana Conflict
The Olympic, a London educated leader of Togo, visited the United States seeking aid and support as tensions with Ghana escalated. Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah faced bomb plots while Accra urged restraint. Dahomey reiterated appeals for noninterference as Togolese internal strife drew international concern.
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Wallace Calls Segregation Forever in Inaugural Speech
Governor elect George Wallace told national leaders that Southern voters will back the next president in a fiery inaugural address. He declared that from this day the South will take the offensive and push segregation as a political stance.
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Firemen Collide in Providence Fire Station Stunt
A Providence incident describes two firefighters colliding in a station as political tension rises. Joseph Favali, 43, sustained a cut requiring stitches after a head-on collision, while Andrade was unhurt. The piece connects to broader racial and political discourse surrounding segregation and upcoming elections.
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Virginia Law Struck Down By High Court
The Supreme Court struck down a Virginia law that NAACP said curb ed its participation in race rights litigation. Justice Brennan wrote the decision held the statute violated the federal Constitution's free speech guarantee and targeted the NAACP's legal activity in cases testing desegregation. Virginia's court had upheld the measure restricting solicitation of legal business by lawyers.
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Topeka’s Name Origin Traced to Potatoes Potent Good Digging
Topeka Kansas, capital of the state, derives its name from an Omaha Indian word meaning a good place to dig potatoes. The attribution links the city’s identity to indigenous language and early settlement lore.
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Joan From Page 74 Joins New York Philharmonic
In Church Virginia Joan Weiner, daughter of Dr and Mrs Harry Weiner and sister to two younger girls, is praised by Mrs Floyd D Mehan president of the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs for a standout performance with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra as a rising talent.
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