Charlotte Race Trouble Avoided
Police quickly dispersed groups of Negro and white youths in Charlotte near Johnson C Smith University after reports of misbehavior. Dr R P Perry urged students to return to dormitories and both sides were directed to notify parents to keep children home at night.
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Dr Perry
Johnson C. Smith
Lice
Vander Beatty
Kelly, N.C
Charles Godlocks
Asheville
Clarence Barnes
Elizabeth
N.J
Barnes
Godlock
Coy Sykes
Police Department
Committee of Six Ran Government After Eisenhower Heart Attack
Sherman Adams says an unofficial six man group ran the government for two months after Eisenhower's 1955 heart attack. The lineup included Adams, Nixon, Dulles, Brownell, Humphrey, and Wilton Persons, with a prearranged disability protocol guiding transfer of power.
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New York
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Adams
Richard M. Nixon
John Foster Dulles
Herbert Brownell
Treasury
George Humphrey
Wilton Persons Adams
Life Magazine
White House
N C Highway Budget Faces Legislative Scrutiny
Raleigh AP report notes the joint appropriations committee will review the State Highway Department budget of 360 million dollars for the next two years and consider requests for additional spending. The subcommittee also approved 1.1 million in capital improvements mainly for mental hospitals and colleges, with several building and land funds distributed across state institutions.
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Raleigh
State Highway Department
D. S. Coltrane
State Department of Agriculture
Highway Department
Western Carolina College
Coltrane
Fayetteville State Teachers College
Coastal Plains
Clayton
Broughton
Cherry
Umstead
O'Berry, Murdoch and Caswell
New Orleans Segregation Holds Fast
The first year of public school integration in New Orleans ends with segregation lines intact. At McDonogh No 19 only three Negro girls in first grade attend, while Frantz lists mixed and fluctuating white student presence. The two targeted schools show near total white withdrawal and persistent boycott patterns.
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New Orleans
William Frantz
McDonagh
Frantz
McDonogh
June Allyson Recovering After Second Throat Operation
SANTA MONICA Calif AP Actress June Allyson is recovering from her second throat operation within a month. Her physician said her condition was fine after Tuesday's surgery and that it was a polyp. She will be out in a couple of days whenever she wants to leave. Allyson was divorced January 31 from TV actor producer Dick Powell and had a similar operation April 27.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Actres
June Allyson
Miss Allyson
Dick Powell
Chandler Is Improved After Emergency Surgery
Culver City California AP reports actor Jeff Chandler’s condition improved to fairly comfortable Tuesday night after seven hours of emergency surgery for a ruptured artery following complications from a May 13 operation to correct a slipped spinal disc.
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Culver City
Calif
Jeff Chandler
Chandler
American Designers Stand Behind First Lady's Fashion
New York AP report shows Oleg Cassini defending Mrs Kennedy's hemlines amid Italian designer Emilio Schuberth criticism. Designers like Larry Aldrich and Mollie Parris back Kansas knee lengths, praising Kennedy as fashion influence and praising her elegant legs.
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New York
U.S
Oleg Cassini
John F. Kennedy
Cassini
Emilio Schuberth
Italy
Oggi
America
Sophia Loren
Marlene Dietrich
Larry Aldrich
New York Couture Group
Editor William Hamel Dies After Charity Horse Show
William B. Hamel 62 editor publisher of the Mattoon Journal Goette died after a heart attack following a charity horse show ride. Hamel raised and exhibited registered hackney ponies for ten years and was born in Christian County NL.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
William B. Hamel
Mattoon Journal-Goette
Hamel
Christian County
Free Hauling Of Tobacco Opposed By East Carolina Warehouse
The Eastern Carolina Warehouse Association moved to end free hauling of farmers tobacco to market at its annual meeting in Wilson North Carolina. Members pledged to drop favored treatment and elected Julian B Fenner president Dixon Wallace vice president and E G Johnston Jr secretary treasurer. Fred S Royster noted Bright Belt Board endorsed the Matthews Bill permitting annual county leasing of tobacco allotments.
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Fred. S. Royster
Henderson
Bright Belt Warehouse Association
Bright Belt Board of Governors
Matthews
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