Ruling Promised On Racial Issue
Federal Judge J Skelly Wright heard A P Tureaud s petition to admit 17 year old Negro student to LSU as an undergraduate If admitted he would be LSU s first Negro undergraduate Testimony cited Southern University Baton Rouge as not offering the sought course of study and other evidence supported the claim
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Chamber backs more beauty on ads over dunes
Jacksonville Beach Florida voters in a chamber of commerce meeting endorsed a push for advertising signs featuring more beautiful women and less sea and sand dunes, adopting the motion unanimously.
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False teeth comfort powder promises firmer wear
Citing embarrassment from loose dentures the ad promotes non acidic Alkaline powder for dentures. It claims the product helps dentures stay in place, reduces odor and keeps plates from souring. Available at drug stores.
Tripoli Governor Warns Against Beachwear in Streets
Tripoli governor Wali Siddix Montasser urged foreign residents to avoid beach clothes in city streets to prevent offense to local sensitivities. The request reflects cultural norms in Libya's capital.
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Random Clippings Reflect 1950s Society and Media
A collage of brief items notes quirky signs in Boston and evolving traffic tech, plus health facts on alcohol absorption. It cites branding shifts in cigarettes, agriculture import rules, and royal remedies. International views compare London and New York populations with a Dixie editorial on hominy and pork dishes.
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Cabbages Too Big To Sell
Farmer William in Gayton England grows cabbages weighing eight to twelve pounds each and cannot sell them, feeding the oversized produce to his sheep.
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