Hawaii election set to crown first Oriental congressman
Honolulu AP reports Hawaii's Tuesday vote could propel the first Oriental member to Congress. Daniel K. Inouye, 34, a Japanese American Democrat, leads in the House race against Republican Charles H. Silva as statehood nears. Other contests include two Asian-descended Senate hopefuls and Irish governor candidates. Voter turnout may top 90 percent as statehood nears proclamation by President Eisenhower.
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F. Quinn
Hawaii
Quinn
Eisenhower
Robert Tuckman
Honolulu
Washington
U.S
mid-Pacific
Congress
Daniel K. Inouye
House
Inouye
Territorial
Europe
Hiram L. Fong
GOP
Wilfred C. Tsukiyama
Fong
Frank F.fasi
Tsukiyama
Oren E. Long
Iwaii
William F. Quinn
John A. Burns
Burns
Harry Bridges
Edward E. Johnson
Caney College Founder Shapes Kentucky Mountain Education
Pippa Passes, Kentucky. Alice Lloyd built Caney Junior College and Caney High School, offering free tuition and room while demanding a pledge to serve the mountains. About 20 faculty, strict conduct rules, and a focus on citizen service define the school that educates mountain youths for regional leadership.
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Alice Lloyd
Lil Alice
United States of
Amerika
Kentucky
Caney Junior College
University of Kentucky
Caney
Garner Post Office
State Rt. 80
William Hayes
Hayes
Buchanan
Lloyd
Boston
Chauncey Hill
Radcliffe College
Abisha Johnson
Caney Creek
Vassar
Caney High School
the College
Robert Browning
Kentuc Mountains
Pippa Passes
Waiting Room Segregation Studied Across Southern Transit Hubs
The South Regional Council reports ongoing racial segregation in waiting rooms at bus terminals and train stations across 21 Southern cities. Desegregation varies by city and type of facility with bus terminals largely segregated, train stations slowly desegregating, and inconsistent practices even within carriers. The Atlanta airport restaurant was highlighted for uneven treatment, noting well dressed professional Black patrons were served without incident.
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Fentimes Tab
Wedinger Sage
Oe Com
Atlanta Airport
Sherman Adams Finds Quiet Seclusion After Ethics Storm
In Lincoln New Hampshire Sherman Adams and his wife Rachel retreat from public life eight months after his resignation over the Goldfine affair. The couple avoids reporters, keeps routine town visits brief, and works on memoirs while maintaining privacy in the White Mountains town. The Adamses are known as the governor to locals who view them as loyal, private neighbors.
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Cynthia Lowry
Lincoln
N.H
Sherman Adams
Washington
Eisenhower
Adams
Rachel
White Mountains
Sherm Adams
Adamses
White Mountain National Forest
New Hampshire
Church Street
Lincoln Hotel
Protestant Union Church
Bertha Matthews
Little Coolidge Mountain
Loon Mountain
Boston
Woodstock
Plymouth
Manchester
Littleton
Mountain Sherman
Rachel Adams
Echo Lake
Lincoln, N.H
Bernard Goldfine
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