Riots after NC State basketball game arrest 27 students
About 27 North Carolina State College students were arrested in Raleigh after riots erupted following an Atlantic Coast Conference tournament basketball game. Police with tear gas broke up gangs of youths. several hundred participated, cars were damaged, tires slashed, windshields broken, and two officers injured.
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Easter Parade of the Soul
The author notes Easter lands late this year so wardrobes differ and a material lift is needed. He urges dressing the soul rather than the body, spending to extend God’s kingdom and to lift others out of materialism, placing the resurrected Christ at the head of the Easter parade.
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House Cools Off On Corn Program
The House opened a four day cooling off period as farm leaders seek a middle ground on new farm subsidies for corn and feed grain. Debates centered on rival Republican and Democratic plans with a seven vote margin defeating a GOP proposal for expanded planting allotments and a 75 percent parity price floor. The dispute was sent back to the Agriculture Committee amid sharp partisan exchanges and criticism that the farm bloc was being weakened.
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Small Ships Through Suez Canal Opened For Light Vessels
Two small ships began passing through the Suez Canal as Egypt prepared to grant final clearance for the vital waterway. The Kuwait flagged 147-ton yacht Maralvi and the 238-ton Greek tug Mikali led a 292-ton barge from Port Said, with canal authorities guiding them through the still partly blocked channel. The Suez Canal Authority also signaled permission to Lt. Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler for removing the remaining obstacles from the 103 mile route.
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Lie tests indicate untruths in Portland racketeering inquiry
Senate investigators disclosed that a lie detector test showed reactions indicative of untruthfulness by Nahan Zusman, a Portland nightclub owner. The hearings focus on alleged Teamsters Union influence, public officials, and underworld figures linked to Portland vice profits.
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Big Helen) Hardy
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Desert Room
Thomas Maloney
Multnomah
Eden Suffers Fever Attack Delays Bay of Islands Visit
Former British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden suffers another high fever delaying his planned Bay of Islands trip near Auckland New Zealand. Dr. W E Henley said he rests in bed with no recurrence of prior abdominal inflammation.
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Anthony Eden
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W. E. Henley
Israel Converts Sharm el Sheikh to UN Control
Israeli forces handed Sharm el Sheikh to United Nations forces and began withdrawals from the last gains in Egypt. A small Israeli contingent will stay briefly to remove gear as Finnish UNEF troops move in, while Gaza Strip areas also transfer to UNEF authority with Maj. Gen. Burns managing civil affairs.
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Judge Finds IBC Guilty Of Monopoly In Boxing
A federal court in New York ruled that the International Boxing Club of New York and its officers restrained trade in professional boxing, violating the Sherman Act. Judge Sylvester J. Ryan presided without a jury after a nine day trial. The Garden was named as a defendant stockholder in the IBC organizations. The decision was reserved at the close of the trial.
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Marine drill instructor faces charges over mistreatment of recruits
The government’s chief witness in the trial of Cpl. William R. Walsh contests the testimony as defense attorney Fred W. Shields seeks acquittal on 11 of 24 counts. Judge Maj. Glenn Rodney presides as Porter testifies Walsh struck him twice. Walsh, 25, from Lyndhurst New Jersey, stood 6 foot 2 and weighed 200 pounds, a former artilleryman who served in Korea. More details continue on page two-A.
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Lyndhurst
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Korea
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David Lee Porter
Hartford, Vt
Porter
Ben. L. More
Florida Court Bars Negro From School
The Florida Supreme Court invokes states rights to delay Virgil Hawkins admission to the University of Florida law school. In a 5-2 decision the court says it cannot accept immediate admission despite a prior US Supreme Court ruling. The order avoids prejudice to Hawkins’ rights to return with new evidence when ready.
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Daytona Beach
Hawkins
University of Florida
Ex-Red Testifies in Baton Rouge on Combatting Communists
A 51-year-old former Communist testified he would do anything to fight the Communist use of the Negro race. He said Communists seek NAACP leadership and that the party fronts are shifting to ally with the NAACP. White Detroit tailor Joseph Kornfedder outlined Communist attempts to reform in 1919.
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Administration backed Graham says highway bill improved by amendments
The administration backed measure to reorganize the State Highway Commission nears House action after Senate approval. Amendments by the Senate Roads Committee ease passage and one change removes a no politics clause for highway employees. A second bill would let small towns under 5,000 pay no more than a third of right of way costs if studies show they cannot.
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Senate Roads Committee
Calvin Graves
Forsyth
Highway Commission
William E. Cobb
Burke
Luther Earnhardt
Graves
Cobb
Highway Department
Claude Currie
Durham
Currie
W. H. Rogers Jr
UN Says Israel Meets Gaza Strips Withdrawal Demands
Dag Hammarskjold told the General Assembly that Israel fully complied with UN demands to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and Sharm el Sheikh. He arranged UN refugee agency support for the UN Emergency Force in Gaza and left long term plans to future study and consultations. Ghana seeks UN membership as the 80 nation Assembly prepares to close the current Middle East debate.
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France
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Series On New Russia Begins On Monday In The Enterprise
A four article Enterprise series starts Monday tracing post 1917 revolutions and the rise of a new Soviet man. AP Russia expert William L. Ryan analyzes currents in Russian history and the educated population’s control under the Kremlin.
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Nicholas II
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William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Students Boycott College Over Alleged Faculty Controversy
At State College 585 students continue a boycott with bags packed for home as a clash between officials and student leaders escalates. The State College Board warned that nonreturn to classes could lead to the school’s closure.
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