Survivors Of Sniper Dream Across Texas Campus
Survivors of the University of Texas sniper attack endure nightmares and ongoing injuries. Alec, 17, remains on crutches with plans to miss fall classes as doctors project a December return to Travis High. Other victims cope with pain, trauma, and memories of the August 1 shooting by Charles Whitman, who killed 16 and was killed by police.
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Versity of
Texas
Alex
Whitman
University Tower
Alec
Travis High School
Associated Press
Robert Heard
Heard
Mr. Heard
C. A. Whitman Jr
C. A. Whitman
Janet Paulos
Garland
Tex
Abdul Kashab
Segregation Persists In Schools Across North And South
New York AP report finds twelve years after the Supreme Court ban on segregation that most Negro students in the South and large Northern cities attend largely or wholly black schools. Less than 10 percent in the South will attend mixed classes. Northern cities see growing private schooling and de facto segregation.
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New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Associated Press
South
Ruby Hurley
Southeastern
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Federal Office of Education
Boards of Education
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Joe Pollack
Office of Integration and Intergroup Relations
Cit
Deaths and Funerals: Mrs Elsie L Davis 65
Mrs. Elsie L Davis 65 of Marywood Road died 10 p m Saturday at High Point Memorial Hospital after three months declining health and a month and a half in hospital. She lived in High Point area all her life and leaves three sons four daughters two brothers and 18 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Elsie Letha Osborn Davis
Marywood Road
High Point Memorial Hospital
Guilford County
Davis
Daniel Edwin Osborn
Adilee McGee Osborn
Charles Francis Davis
High Point
Troy Proctor
David D Zimmerman Funeral Held in Spartanburg
The funeral for David D. Zimmerman was held Friday in Spartanburg South Carolina. He served as director of public works in Spartanburg for several years and was the brother of Mrs. De L. Vail of 1503 Bridges Street.
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David D. Zimmerman
Spartanburg
S. C
de L. Vail
Work Miracles and Prosperity Across the Era
A compact note reflects on how industry and prosperity appear under varying terms yet share a common impact. It suggests optimism about economic progress and social uplift through labor and initiative.
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