Confusion Persists Over Autherine Lucy Readmission
The Autherine Lucy readmission case at the all white University of Alabama remains unsettled after a federal judge ordered her readmission while the board of trustees suspended her for safety reasons. Lucy’s attorney discusses possible legal actions as she travels for medical care. The dispute centers on disciplinary action versus court orders.
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LaGuardia
Birmingham
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
University
Ala
All White
H. Hobart Grooms
Arthur D. Shores
Lucy
Birm m
Thurgood Ishall
National Assn
Autherine J. Lucy
Grooms
Board of Trustees
Miss Lucy
Miss Lacy
Lent reflections on divine power and human freedom
The author argues that daily sustenance is a miracle of nature guided by God and contrasts awe at technology with reverence for the divine order. He emphasizes human differences, free will, and the impact of personal choice on happiness and life.
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Robert Diefpfenbacher
NEA
Map
Move Made To Outlaw NAACP
Louisiana seeks to dissolve the NAACP under a 1924 anti-Klan law claiming failure to file annual membership lists. The state court orders the NAACP and 12 defendants to show cause March 19 why a preliminary injunction should not be issued. The move follows federal court actions against school segregation and marks a broader push to curb integrated education efforts.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
NAACP
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Atty
Fred S. Leblanc
Defendents
New Orleans
U.S. Supreme Court
W. M. Rainach
Joint Legislative Committee On
Attorney General
Dixie States
Rainach
South
Harold's Club Sold for 14 Million Cash in Reno Deal
Harold's Club, once a $500 starter with a white mouse, sells to Morgan-Agostini Properties Co. of San Francisco for about 14 million. The buyer, led by Jules J. Agostini Jr., gains the casino with 70 games, 800 slot machines, a parking garage, a motel, a shooting club, ranch land, offices, subsidiaries, and 2500 highway billboards across 41 states.
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Reno
Nevada
San Francisco
Jules J. Agostini Jr
Agostini
Morgan-Agostini Properties Co
San Francisco Bay Area
Harolds Club
Spies Trained at Fort Bragg Reported by Red Star
The Red Star says the United States trains saboteurs and murderers at Fort Bragg North Carolina for use against the Soviet Union. Lt. Col. F Chaban says cadres from NATO nations are prepared for spy work at the Psychological Warfare Center. Maj. Gen. Paul D Adams declined to comment.
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London
Red Star
United States
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
F. Chaban
NATO
Psychological Warfare Center
Chaban
U.S.S.R
Paul D. Adams
Ft. Bragg Bost
18Th Airborne Corps
77Th Special Forces
Saudi Arabia Seeks Jet Planes In U.S. Arms Talks
Saudi Arabia has asked to buy a small number of jet planes from the United States in addition to 18 M47 Patton tanks. The request, not yet approved, will undergo the same careful scrutiny as other Middle East arms shipments following a February State Department notice lifting a two day embargo.
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Washington
Saudi Arabia
United States
U.S
Middle East
State Department
Israel
Gas Inquiry Nears End in Senate Investigations
A Senate committee probes a $2,500 cam contribution to Senator Francis of South Dakota as part of a wider inquiry into lobbying and campaign funds. Elmer Patman of Austin, a Superior Oil lawyer, testifies amid questions about a payment chain from John Neff and Howard B. King.
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Senate
Sen
Francis
R-Sd
Elmer Patman
Austin
Tex
Patman
Superior Oil Co
Calfornia
George
D-Ga
Case
South Dakota
John M. Neff
Lexington, Neb
Superior Oil
Neff
George Committee
Howard B. K
Stevenson Says GOP Reneged On Taft Hartley Promises
Adlai Stevenson charged the Republican administration with failing to enact promised changes in the Taft Hartley labor law. Speaking to about 400 at an AFL-CIO gathering in Minnesota, he criticized NLBR interpretations and noted Taft's 1949 amendments. He contrasted Eisenhower’s health comments with debate over labor policy.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Adlai Stevenson
Minnesota
Stevenson
Afl-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Robert A. Taft
Rowe
Freeman
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Search For Body In 19th Day At Lake Lure
The search for Larry Moore 16 of Whitney SC continued into a 19th day at Lake Lure with volunteers aided by two Army divers from Fort Bragg. They resume efforts to locate the missing boy and three fishermen who disappeared over three weeks ago. Two companions Mike Waldrop 20 and Jimmy Israel 19 both of Whitney were recovered the weekend of February 16.
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Lake Lure
N.C
Larry Moore
Whitney
S.C
Ft. Bragg
Moore
Mike Waldrop
Jimmy Israel
Dulles departs for Asia to assess policy aims
Secretary of State Dulles begins a 25,000 mile Asia tour to meet leaders from New Delhi to Tokyo. He aims to collect information for possible shifts in U S foreign policy in response to Soviet moves in Asia and the Middle East. He will attend a Southeast Asia Treaty Organization meeting in Pakistan and consult with Prime Minister Nehru. The SEATO report notes progress in free Asia but warns Communist subversion remains a threat.
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Dulles
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Far East
U.S
Foreign Ministers Council
Southeast Asia Treaty Rachi
Pakistan
New Delhi
Tokyo
India
Nehru
Middle East
Free World
State Department
Seato Council
Free Asia
Indochina
Seato
British Commander Glubb Dismissed as Jordan Army Chief
Lt Gen John Bagot Glubb was dismissed as Jordan's army commander and escorted out of the country with 16 tanks guarding him. King Hussein ordered the ouster amid anti-Western pressure as Britain faced a shift toward Arab control of the Arab Legion. Glubb, who led the force since 1939, left for London with his family. his replacement is Radi Ounabb.
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Jordan
John Bagot Glubb
Hussein
Middle East
Arab Legion
Foreign Office
London
Glubb
Israel
Army General Staff
Britain
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Sion
Baghdad Defense Alliance
Samir el Rifai
Ima
Egypt
San Glubb
Republicans Depend On Ike For Victory
Republicans confident of winning with President Eisenhower look to sweep congressional candidates to victory in 1956. A party powwow will set strategy and may discuss Nixon as running mate, with Eisenhower delaying a decision and praising Nixon while some grumble over his controversy.
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Eisenhower
GOP
National Committee
Senate
House
Leonard W. Hall
Nixon
Hall
Sen
Knowland
California
New York Times
the Times
Snowslide Kills 103 Koreans in Mountain Crush
A massive three day snowstorm caused a landslide on Korea's Punchbowl battleground near Seoul. At least 103 South Korean soldiers were dead or missing, with 54 injured and 25 more missing. U.S. Army helicopters joined rescue efforts as weather hampered recovery.
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Korea
U. S. Army
Britain Shocked By Glubb Firing
Britain expressed deep shock at Jordan's dismissal of Lt. Gen. John Bagot Glubb who led the Arab Legion since 1939. Eden government officials warned Britain may lose bases or face extremist pressure in Jordan as King Hussein acted swiftly. Prime Minister Eden convened an emergency meeting to assess the impact and possible regional consequences.
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Britain
Jordan
John Bagot Glubb
Desert Kingdom
Arab Legion
Hussein
Middle East
Eden
Israel
Health Funds Get Big Boost in 24 Agencies Budget
The House Appropriations Committee approved 8.30 billion dollars in new funding for 24 federal agencies for the coming fiscal year, surpassing Eisenhower's request by 154 million though offset by a 305 million boost for the Civil Service retirement fund to improve actuarial health. The panel cut Civil Defense funds and expressed optimism on drugs for mental illness and blood pressure while directing most of the Veterans Administration allotment to benefit programs and hospital rehabilitation.
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House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Civil Service
Civil Defense Administration
National Health Titutes
NHS
National Cancer Institute
Mental Health Institute
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Heart Institute
Fogarty
D-Ri
Labor Department
Veterans Administration
Hodges Calls Ike’s Reelection Decision Foolish
Governor Luther Hodges criticized President Eisenhower’s decision to seek re election saying it is utterly foolish for a leader to pursue the presidency on a part time basis. He spoke at a Salisbury breakfast hosted by Senator Nelson Woodson noting the government cannot be run part time. He suggested Republicans push Ike to run to save the party and to avoid others campaigning for him.
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N.C
Luther Hodges
Eisenhower
Sen
Nelson Woodson
Hodges
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