Negroes Served In Nashville
Six Nashville stores reached a quiet agreement with white and Negro civic leaders to serve Negro customers during slack periods at five counters in a move to end black sit-ins. Vendors closed counters during protests and Negro boycotts ended as city officials sought to curb violence driving customers to suburbs. In a related case, Dr. Richard Nesmith of MacMurray College was fined for disorderly conduct after dining with Negroes in Montgomery, while his wife and 10 white students were acquitted under a new city ordinance defining disorderly conduct as any act likely to provoke a breach of peace.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Winston-Salem
N.C
John D. Gold
Durham
Richard Nesmith
MacMurray College
Jacksonville
Ill
Montgomery
Ala
Nesmith
Illinois Party
Widow Leaves $100000 To Employe In Will
Wilkes Barre AP a widow leaves domestic worker William Denman $100000 a wife and six other items in the will of Mrs John B Wallis Jr probated Monday Denman 48 had worked for 20 years for Mrs Wallis and her husband who was a county treasurer and industrialist They leave the couple the right to live in the house for one year while seeking new employment and seven daughters receive education funds of 30000 each
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Wilkes-Barre
William Denman
John B. Wallis Jr
Denman
Sergeant Fined For Selling Bibles
In San Antonio a summary court martial fined Sgt. Ralph L. McBride $40 for selling Bibles to trainees. He was found guilty of violating a memo prohibiting non commissioned officers from financial transactions with trainees. He sold 82 leather bound Bibles for $39.95 each to augment his $393 monthly Army pay. He has a wife and three children.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ralph L. McBride
McBride
Teller Stresses Nuclear Shelters
Dr. Edward Teller told the Midwest Research Institute that building underground shelters within walking distance could save the largest number of people in a worst case nuclear war. He said civilization would not end and that humanity would not be exterminated with present weapons, though suffering would be widespread.
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Kansas City
Edward Teller
University of California
Midwest Research Institute
Teller
Pie and money drive governor candidates campaign themes
Campaigning for governor centers on experience and money. Terry Sanford slices a large pie at a Wake County rally to rebut pie in the sky charges while John D. Larkins cites nine terms on money committees to claim broader government experience.
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Associated Press
Terry Sanford
Wake County
Young Democratic Club
Raleigh
John D. Larkins
State Senate
Sanford
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
Larkins
Elizabeth City
Pasquotank County
Malcolm B. Seawell
Meredith College
Johnston County
Statesville
N. Beverly Lake
Iredell County
Lake
Senate
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
Kinston
Lenoir County
Goldsboro
Addison Hewlett
Jordan
Rowan County
Quick Action Favored At Duke University
A Duke faculty trustee committee urged immediate action to heal divisions among faculty administration and trustees. The group formed after Dr A Hollis Edens and Dr Paul M Gross resigned over future plans. Dr Deryl Hart attends as pro tem starting July 1.
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Durham
Duke University
Duke
A. Hollis Edens
Paul M. Gross
Deryl Hart
Mrs Reynolds May Appear Today at Georgia Courthouse
Mrs Muriel Reynolds may enter the Darien Georgia courtroom for the first time as her six million dollar divorce settlement from tobacco heir R J Reynolds unfolds. Reynolds is ill and absent as attorneys argue finances including a 550000 transfer from his Royal Bank of Canada account to a joint New York account.
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Darien
Muriel Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds
Toronto
Sapelo Island
Reynolds
Royal Bank of Canada
National City Bank of New York
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