Graham Urges Equality Belief in American Revolution Ideals
Dr. Frank P. Graham, speaking at Winthrop College's sociology forum in Rock Hill, argues that the Southern youth movement seeks equal service and price, tracing origins to Philadelphia's 1776 ideals. He calls for UN-led international police, Laos cease fire, ocean space jurisdiction, and arms race reduction.
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S.C
Frank P. Graham
Southern Youth Movement
Moscow
Carpenters’ Hall
Philadelphia
Graham
United Nations
University of North Carolina
Winthrop College
South Carolina
North Carolina
Laos
Antarctica
Space
Five Children Fall From Glasgow Fortieth Floor Tragedy
Spinster Jean Barclay Waddell, 37, is accused in Glasgow of throwing five children from a fourth floor apartment in the Gorbals slum. One child, Marjory Hughes, 4, died from a 60 foot fall. four others, aged 3 to 7, were seriously injured. Waddell faces one murder and four attempted murder charges as magistrates order further examination. Eyewitnesses described screams and children falling past the building and residents rushing to aid them.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Jean Barclay Waddell
Gorbals
Marjory Hughes
Miss Waddell
James F. Langmuir
Expansion of Colleges Proposed
BURGAW NC AP The question of who owns disputed land in Pender County will be determined by civil courts. State attorneys signed an agreement to drop charges against 36 Wilmington men in a dispute over timber cutting at the Holly Shelter Wildlife Refuge. Five men who sued Manning Jr. for about 65000 in damages for false arrest and malicious prosecution had their charges dropped, ending their Pender Superior Court case.
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Pender County
Wilmington
Holly Shelter
Pender
C. A. Manning Jr
Manning
Pender Superior Court
UN Lifts Three Percent Surcharge on Suez Canal
United Nations announced the surcharge and canal shipping fees in effect for 30 years were removed as of March 15. A spokesman said the $8.2 million required for canal clearance after the 1986 British French Israeli attack on Egypt had been raised from the charge.
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United Nations
N. Y
Suez Canal
Egypt
Caroline Kennedy Learns Telephoning Tricks at Palm Beach
Caroline Kennedy, three, is cited by her grandfather Joseph Kennedy as having telephonitis and a knack for dialing the White House. She arrived in Palm Beach with family for Easter, chatting on phones at the airport and from the White House to friends in Palm Beach and Middleburg, Virginia.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Caroline Kennedy
White House
Caroline
John F. Kennedy
John Jr
Kennedy
Charlie
Joseph R. Kennedy
England
Middleburg
Virginia Hunt
Washington
Thoth Seen as Clerk of the Underworld
The ancient Egyptian god Thoth is described as the scribe of the underworld, bearing a tablet and pen while often shown with a palm-branch as a symbol of writing and knowledge.
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Thoth
Tshombe Cancels Liberia Visit Returns to Katanga
Katanga President Moise Tshombe called off a mid trip to Liberia after reaching Brazzaville and receiving a note from Liberia's President William V. S. Tubman that the visit would be inopportune. He flew back to Elisabethville, Katanga.
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Elisabethville, Katanga
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Liberia
Brazzaville
French Congo
William V.S. Tubman
Estonian Refugee Family Wins Third Pitney Bowes Scholarship
Mar garetha Varnik a refugee from Estonia celebrates her three children Andrus Reet and Marit winning four year college scholarships from Pitney Bowes she arrived in 1949 after being bombed out in 1944 and later worked as an accounts receivable clerk at the company which funds the awards the winners attend MIT Smith College and Columbia University with room and board up to 750 a year and a total four year stipend of 9000 dollars
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Stamford, Conn
Margaretha Varnik
Estonia
Andrus
Reet
Marit
United States
Pitney- Bowes
Never Too Old To Have Fun At Dog Track Visit
Orlando AP report notes 100-year-old Lizzie Deas from Chiefland Levy County visiting the Sanford Orlando dog racing track. She did not bet but enjoyed watching the greyhounds run. Deas was born January 17 1861 in Marion County.
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Orlando
Fla
Lizzie Deas
Sanford-Orlando
Chiefland
Levy County
Man Misleads Housewives About Trash Bidding Ordinance
In Lancaster Pennsylvania a nameless man told several Safe Harbor housewives there was a new trash burning ban with fines, then urged them to sign contracts to haul trash. Police traced him after two women called, but no charges can be filed since the only act was lying.
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Lancaster
Safe Harbor
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