Protests Spread to Arkansas and Alabama Eased
Negro discontent over segregated lunch counters spread to Arkansas while Montgomery Alabama eased as Negro student leaders suspended demonstrations until after spring vacation at Alabama State College. Police considered school closure. thirty seven protesters faced trial in Montgomery as two thirds of the student body urged resuming classes and distancing from further agitation.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Montgomery
Ala
Integrated Food Service
Alabama State College
John Patterson
L. B. Sullivan
Patterson
State Board of Education
Toe
3 90 Millionaire 3 30 Verdict Yours
The fragment hints at a game show or radio schedule item featuring sequences like Millionaire and Verdict. Other entries reference Brighter Day and Highway Patrol with time marks, but the readable text provides no coherent event details or outcomes.
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Highway Patrol
Doug Eawards
Evening TV Schedule Listing
Channel lineup shows a 3 to 11 PM rotation with titles including Beat the Clock Who Do You Trust Thin Man Derringer Dick Clark Carnival Channel 9 77 Sunset Strip Detectives Channel 9 Presents News Weather Sports and Big Show. Program sequence spans 3 4 6 8 9 and 11 PM slots with news at 11 20 and sports at 11 30.
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Dr. Malone
Channel 9
Man Dawson
Escapee Bowman Captured in Martinsville
Fred Day Bowman aged 49 of High Point North Carolina, the last of six Nash County road gang escapees, was captured on a Martinsville street after tips. He had fled with others through North and South Carolina and Florida. Bowman earlier faced armed robbery convictions in Danville Virginia and North Carolina and was paroled in 1950. The Mayflower voyage note follows unrelated.
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Martinsville
Fred Day Bowman
High Point
N.C
Battleboro
Bowman
Tampa
Fla
Florida
Columbia
S.C
North Carolina
Rocky Mount
Danville
Virginia
Bailey and Spencer Duped in Jewelry Watchdog Plot
Bailey and Spencer act as watchdogs for a jewelry firm when they are duped by an apparent scam. The incident unfolds as they try to expose suspicious activity at the Sunset Strip venue.
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Bailey
Spencer
Good Guy Always Wins In Western
Scott Brady dominates TV with Shotgun Slade where the good guy triumphs over the bad, a beer sponsor favorite. Eileen Brennan shifts from stage to Ed Sullivan and sings How Are Things in Glocca Morra on Sunday. Also notes TV tonight and Cynthia Lowry’s absence due to illness.
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Good Guy
New York
Scott Brady
Bad Guy
Destry
Shotgun Slade
Brady
Cagney and Bogart
Eileen Brennan
Ray
Celtic Sunshine
Mary Sunshine
Victor Herbert
Rudolf Friml
Pilgrimage by Negroes Discouraged in Columbia
Gov. Hollings warned that demonstrations would not be tolerated as Negro students from Allen University and Benedict College planned a Saturday march on the State Capitol. Leaders criticized outside organizers and urged a pause until community issues are resolved.
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Little Rock
L. C. Bates
Arkansas
The
National Assn. For
Advancement of
Colored People
Columbia
S.C
Ernest Hollings
Hollings
Allen University
Benedict College
South Carolina
State House
State Capitol
Frank Veal
Allen
J. A. Baccats
Benedict
John H. McCray
Progressive Democrats
McCray
Main Street
Class Planned In Grand Style In Rochester
Dr. William Kluback a history professor at Oakland Center Michigan State University plans a grand style class review session for Western Civilization Saturday night with about 150 students attending a dinner meeting. Faculty and staff will wait on tables and wash dishes as part of the event originated last semester from a student led dinner concept.
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Rochester, Mich
William Kluback
Oakland Center
Michigan State University
Kluback
Carnegie’s favorites Burns and Shakespeare named readers’ idols
Andrew Carnegie praised Robert Burns and William Shakespeare as his two favorite authors. He funded free public libraries and repeatedly read both writers, underscoring their lasting influence on his lifelong philanthropy and culture.
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Andrew Carnegie
Robert Burns
William Shakespeare
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CBS
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Cynthia Lowry
Fish Derby
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Lee Peterson
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Tom & Jerry
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Lee
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Badman
Naked Gun
Parker Corday
Mac Ane
Kentucky Rifle
Cinemascope
Basivan
Mudie
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Stephen McNally
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Hart
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