Warning Against Violence in School Integration Debate
Senator Ellender warns listeners to avoid violence amid school desegregation protests. He links violence to a possible Reconstruction era-style backlash and accuses outside agitators, including the NAACP, of pressing for force. He notes improvements in white Negro relations prior to the court ruling and references Lourdes pilgrimages.
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Washington
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Louisiana
South
Supreme Court
NAACP
National Assa
Goldsboro Men Held For Thefts
Eight Goldsboro men face state warrants over an alleged $70 000 automobile theft ring. Case leader Kenneth Casey and Woodrow Corbett along with Henry Harold Person were charged in federal cases for transporting 11 stolen cars and altering titles. Other named defendants include Sim Grady Jr Gordon Lee Jackson Lloyd Baker Ezra Odell Smith and Louis Williams who allegedly conspired to take 42 cars and pocket proceeds.
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Goldsboro
N.C
FBI
Kenneth Price Casey
Woodrow, Corbett
Henry Harold Person
Casey
Louis Victor Williams
Sim Grady Jr
Gordon Lee Jackson
Lloyd Junior Baker
Ezra Odell Smith
Casey, Corbett
Person
South Carolina
Virginia
Jack Hooks
W. E. Ebert
North Carolina Motor Vehiles Division
Williams
Army Ends Most Extensive Arctic Maneuvers On Record
The U S Army completed the winter drills named Operation Moose Horn in the Arctic near Fort Richardson and Fort Greely Alaska. Troops endured temperatures from 15 above zero to 62 below, with a 19 mile cross country march setting a new Arctic distance record and the group returning to base amid 55 below after the finale.
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United States
Arctic
U. S
Sunday Enterprise Today
Alasa
Moose Horn
Fort Richardson
Alaska
Fort Greeley
Taylor
Earthquake Toll Reaches 127 in Lebanon Quake
BEIRUT March 17 troops and rescuers searched 25 towns for bodies after three tremors near five minute intervals. The death toll reached 127 with over 200 injured as Shiheem village suffered the worst losses amid collapsing homes and renewed tremors.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Shiheem
Wormy cigarettes dodge state health rules
Miles A. Nelson of the Bureau of Foods and Standards said the State Agriculture Department cannot act on a Grand Rapids complaint about wormy cigarettes because they would not be edible and thus fall outside his jurisdiction.
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Lansing
Mich
State Agriculture Department
Miles A. Nelson
Bureau of Foods and Standards
Grand Rapids
Nelson
Star Fragment Awarded to University of Alabama
A meteorite weighing nine pounds, which fell on Mrs. Hulitt Hodges near Sylacauga, Alabama on November 30 bringing fame to her, has been given to the University of Alabama after receiving up to 75 purchase offers including a bid of $5,000.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Hulitt Hodges
University of Alabama
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France
Bernadette Soubrious
St. Bernadette
Army
Bill Hackney
High Point
Jek Taylor
Trinity
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IUR
Eye of Oil Companie
Kennedy Oil CO
Orkin Man
Orkin
Cal
Oldsmobile
Hydra-Matic
Olds
Pholidlay
Nbc-Tv
N. Makd Street
Highland Motors, Inc
High Point, N
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