Educators Split Opinions On Sitdown Protests
Negro and white educators in North Carolina expressed varied views on ending racial segregation at lunch counters. A Duk e group and college staff signed a letter supporting individual citizen views while urging understanding of student stakes, as Greensboro and Durham officials work to resolve the issue.
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Murder Trial Exposes Fight Over Money At Airport Hotel
John L Hart, 26, testified he struck William C Quercy until he fell but denied kicking or robbing him in a Pittsburgh murder case. Patricia Kister, 19, previously said Hart beat Quercy, 49, after arranging a date with money paid to Hart, detailing a confrontation at the Greater Pittsburgh Airport Hotel last Sept 5.
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Do Ghosts Toss Bricks At Houses?
Florence South Carolina AP reports Edward Morris evacuated his nine member family from a frame house after a reign of terror he describes with brick volleys hitting and entering the home on Friday and again Saturday. His brother-in-law corroborates and says bricks come from all directions as the dog hides under the house. Morris says he now believes in chants.
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Materialism Draws Fire at Jewish Welfare Board
Dr. Jerome D. Folkman of Columbus warned National Jewish Welfare Board delegates that unprecedented material prosperity endangers dedication to spiritual and intellectual pursuits of Jews. He said materialism treats religion as a purchasable commodity and inactive synagogue members fail to pass values to children, criticizing limited religious schooling. Also noted: only about 12 cents in every dollar of nickel production comes from metal.
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Escapees Nabbed in Virginia After High Speed Chase
Richmond police arrested Nash County escapees J. H. Owens, 19, and Marvin Allen, 25, after a pursuit ended when their car ran a red light on U S 2. The pair refused to talk beyond identifying themselves and suggested the car might have struck a school guard in North Carolina earlier, though North Carolina authorities had no confirmation.
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Flooding Endangers Midwest States
Flood danger grips the Midwest with overflows, driving 4,000 from homes in Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and South Dakota. Eastern rains bring additional minor flooding. seven deaths reported in the region. Widespread damage expected, with alerts in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and other states as rivers run bank full from melted snow.
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