Orangeburg Mayor bans marching protests over public safety
Orangeburg Mayor Clyde Fair orders enforcement of a parade permit rule after 400 Negro students from South Carolina State and Claflin Universities protested downtown. Two women from Orangeburg were arrested for disorderly conduct during the march.
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Orangeburg
S.C
Clyde Fair
South Carolina
Janie Hampton
Carolyn
Rt. 1
Columbia
South Carolina House
Judiciary Committee
Hodges Sees Race Tensions Amid Civil Rights Debates
North Carolina Governor Hodges cautioned that lunch counter protests and the Senate civil rights debate harm race relations. He urged moderation, called the student protests unfortunate, and said state boards of trustees must handle college participation within the law.
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Tors
Rex Carter
Greenville
Raleigh
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Boards of Trustees
Hodges
Durham
N.C
Linda Ellen Teston
A. R. Wilson
Senate
Florida
Chinese cardinal consecrated in Taipei archdiocese
Thom as Cardinal Tien Keng-hsin was named apostolic administrator of the Taipei Archdiocese and became the first Chinese prince of the Roman Catholic Church. He arrived from Manila and was welcomed by a large crowd at the Our Savior's Chapel ceremony.
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Taipei
Formosa
Thomas Cardinal
Tien Keng-hsin
Our Savior’s Chapel
Manila
Crossword Clues From a Quiet Page
Across clues include Good Neighbor across ae rie and 7 Thorough fares ab. Down clues list garments eras Canadian territory and nicer. The puzzle features brief wordplay with entries like Stain 39 Crows 40 Printing term and Canadian city 49 Low flat land 51 Vase 52 Pack 53 Female sheep 54 Confederate 56 Russian news agency 7 Thorough fares ab.
Man Chooses Jail Over Parking Fines In 1958 Detroit
Charles W Lewis 37 chose 90 days in jail over paying 523 dollars in 105 parking tickets dated December 1958. He told Traffic Judge John D Watts he had been walking since then. A routine check noted the U S five cent piece contains 25 percent nickel and the rest copper.
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Detroit
Charles W
Lewis
John D. Watts
Margaret Rose to wed Antony Armstrong Jones in royal betrothal
Associated Press notes Princess Margaret, sister to Queen Elizabeth, is engaged to court photographer Antony Armstrong Jones. The couple, long linked by theater and social circuits, faces royal duty and church constraints before a possible civil marriage.
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Associated Press
Margaret Rose
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Armstrong-Jones
Margaret
Maggie
Elizabeth
Church of England
Baruch Family Ties to Confederate Medical Service
Bernard M Baruchs father Simon served as a field surgeon in the Confederate Army, reflecting Civil War medical roles within the Baruch lineage.
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Bernard M. Baruch
Simon
Blue Cross Cooperates on Hospital Expenses
The document notes Blue Cross has been cooperative in hospital expense obligations without quibbling. It mentions a person named Rusannnawadlas tic CUUPEr Uitte O. G. Penegar Gastonia in relation to the acknowledgment.
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Blue Cross
Rusannnawadlas
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