Enfield Picketing Leads to Mass Arrests Over Discrimination
About 100 African Americans, mobilized by NAACP representative Robert Blow, picketed Rose's variety store in Enfield North Carolina to protest hiring practices. Police arrested many for violating a local ordinance while juveniles were released. protesters faced 200 dollar bonds as tensions flared before calmer scenes.
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Enfield
N. C
Rose’s
Variety Store
Robert Blow
NAACP
Capus Waynick
Sanford
Hamilton family profile and political electoral notes
A brief local sketch describes a Red Cross volunteer colonel living near Alumni Gym with his wife from Chapel Hill, two children William and Beth, and church affiliation at Emerywood Baptist. It references historical U.S. presidential electoral votes in 1912 and 1936 with Taft and Landon receiving eight votes respectively.
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Red Cross
W. College Drive
Alumni Gymnasium
Chapel Hill
William
Beth
Emerywood Baptist Church
United States
Wilson
Taft
Franklin Roosevelt
Alf Landon
Rights Proposal Is Given Best Chance In Congress
Washington AP reports President Kennedy's civil rights measures have the best chance for enactment this year though key lawmakers warn parts may be altered. The public accommodations ban faces vulnerability to amendments while the $11 billion tax cut could be stalled by a Senate filibuster, possibly pushing action into 1964 with retroactive effects.
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Congress
Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Rules
Senate Finances Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Bennett
Drew
Democratic
Bill Party
It's Official Crew New Demo Chairman
Gov. Terry Sanford named State Sen. Lunsford Crew of Roanoke Rapids as the new state Democratic chairman, succeeding Bert Bennett. The announcement favors consolidation of the party, with Bennett possibly seeking another statewide post.
Nixon Fails to Reclaim Golf Glory at Bel-Air
Former vice president Richard Nixon, evangelist Billy Graham, radio star Free man Gosden, and actor Randolph Scott played at Bel-Air Country Club. Nixon shot a 90, while Graham was 92, Gosden 87, and Scott 79. Nixon recalled a life moment from September 5, 1961, when he scored a hole in one.
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Los Angeles
Bel-Air Country Club
Richard M. Nixon
Billy Graham
Freeman Gosden
Amos
Amos ‘N
Andy
Randolph Scott
Nixon
Graham
Gosden
Scott
Saigon High School Rebellion Is Quelled by Troops
In Saigon police and troops smashed a student revolt at Trung Vuong Girls High School and Vo Truong Toan High School. Students, mostly 13 to 17, were taken away as barricades and missiles were used. Teachers noted planning after University arrests on Aug 25.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Trung Vuong Girls High School
Vo Truong Toan High School
Saigon University
High Point College
Young Eyes Explain Early Child Vision Development
By age six a child has most of his eye use ability but full mastery comes a few years later. The article outlines progressive development of vision and learning to focus and coordinate sight in early childhood.
Evening School Registration Opens Courses and Schedules
General information requests printed applications and notes formal registration in the Student Center on Thursday September 12 and Friday September 13 from 6 30 to 9 00 P M Classes begin Tuesday September 17 and cover 301 Art Revision 3 hours for teachers and preservice teachers plus Biology English Physics Psychology Russian Sociology and related courses with specified times and credits.
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High Point Enterprise
Richard Nixon
Archdale
Pegnor
Goodyear
Oxford
Richardson’s Department Store
U. S. No
Idaho
N. Main ST
Borden’s
Creti
Corporath
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Company
Music Music
Opera Workshop
C. R. Hinshaw
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