Clemson Case Is Pushed By Gantt
Harvey B. Gantt a 19 year old Negro will leave Iowa State University to pursue a suit aimed at admission to Clemson College The case moves toward a hearing before U S District Judge C C Wyche in Anderson South Carolina The 4th Circuit had denied the injunction and remanded for trial on the merits Gantt plans to stay out of school a quarter and seek Clemson admission for the second semester
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Iowa
Harvey B. Gantt
Iowa State University
Clemson College
Gantt
Clemson
U.S
C. C. Wyche
Anderson
S.C
South Carolina
Wyche
U.s.4th Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
Charleston
Bank Robbery in Elizabeth City Nets $273.01
A middle aged man Leo Warren 42 and teen Kenneth Pitts 18 used stolen toy pistols to rob the Wachovia Bank & Trust Co. payment department in Elizabeth City N C They fled to a nearby hotel about two blocks away where they were captured within eight minutes Loot recovered to the penny Bond set at 15000 each on federal bank robbery charges Police said the pistols were stolen from a nearby dime store The incident was the first bank robbery recalled by Police Chief W C Owens in his 22 years in Elizabeth City
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Elizabeth City
N.C
U.S
L. Thomas Gallop
Leo McGlenn Warren
Robersonville
Kenneth Roy Pitts
Valdosta
W. C. Owens
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Warren
Pitts
Horace K. Thompson Jr
Bessie Harris
Owens
Poor Quality Calls Trouble With Tobacco Over-Supply
Export buyers warned that poor quality tobacco drives the over-supply of flue-cured leaves. Meeting urged quality focus and quota changes, voting to reduce next year acreage without specifying the cut. Over 300 farmers and warehousemen from five states attended the USDA session in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Secret Army Networks in Toulouse Broken Up
Paris AP reports three European Secret Army Organization networks operating in the Toulouse area were broken up with 51 arrests and deportations. Police seized three tons of farms and munitions along with papers and typewriters as the group opposed de Gaulle policy on Algeria. The movement waned after Algerian independence.
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Paris
Toulouse
Charles de No
Algiers
Arthur Murray Studio Promises Quick Confidence Through Dance
A franchised Arthur Murray studio advertises rapid confidence for beginners after three hours with a trained instructor. Free studio parties for students feature Fox Trot Cha Cha Twist and more. A half hour trial lesson costs $1.00.
Red Measles Labeled Dangerous by Oklahoma City Doctor
An Oklahoma City physician warns that early catch of red measles is dangerous and can lead to fatalities, with pneumonia and other secondary effects occurring in 15 to 20 percent of cases and brain infection in about one in a thousand.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Oklahoma City
Harris J. Riley Jr
Southern Medical Association
Riley
Eisenhower Sees Tax Rates Drag on U.S. Economy
Former President Eisenhower argues present income tax rates hinder growth and require reform to boost purchasing power, backed by spending restraint. He calls for tax changes that support industry modernization without enlarging federal spending.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Club of
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Cuba
Eisenhower
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