Mental Health Bill Gets House Okay
The House approved a broad federal mental health bill with a 238 million dollar price tag aimed at shifting from warehousing to community care. It would fund community centers, research on mental retardation, and training. debates over staff funding and larger Senate totals linger for a House Senate conference.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
House
Senate
Kennedy
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fia
Rogers
House Senate
Dentist Suits Study Marks Racial Membership Bid
Federal Judge Warlick took under advisement a Charlotte dentist suit accusing the North Carolina Dental Society of racial discrimination. The two day trial ended with the dismissal of an all white jury. The plaintiff Dr. R A Hawkins seeks to restrain denial of membership based on race. The Second District Dental Society is a codefendant.
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Charlotte
Wilson Warlick
North Carolina Dental Society
Warlick
R. A. Hawkins
Dental Society
Second District Dental Society
Hawkins
Clinton Jones
Salisbury
State Society
USC Makes First Negro Coed Enrollment at USC
The University of South Carolina admitted its first Negro students since 194?-15 and its first Negro coed today during special registration. Robert G. Anderson and Henri Monteith prepared to enroll while the graduate school aims to enroll James L Solomon Jr. No incidents were expected as campus life was tightly controlled with armed police, restricted access, and mandated student IDs. Clemson also integrated recently with Harvey Gantt and Lucinda Brawley enrolling.
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Columbia
S.C
University of South Carolina
Robert G. Anderson
Greenville
Clark College
Atlanta
Henri Monteith
College of Notre Dame
Baltimore
James L. Solomon Jr
Morris College
Sumter
Alpha Delta Phi
Delta Delta Delta
Anderson
Maxcy College
Clemson
Harvey Gantt
Charleston
Lucinda Brawley
Richland County
Gantt
University
Rusk Outlines Possible US Soviet Agreements
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the American Legion that agreements with the Soviet Union could cover safeguards to prevent accidental nuclear war and miscalculation, slowing arms production, and reductions in armaments with inspections. He listed Berlin crisis easing, UN peacemaking power, more info and people exchange, joint disease and disaster efforts, and shared scientific ventures as future discussion areas.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
National American Legion
Rusk
Russia
Berlin
United Nations
New England lakes formed by retreating ice sheet
The thousands of lakes and ponds in New England were created by the retreat of the continental ice sheet.
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New England
Henri Monteith Begins Enrollment at South Carolina University
Henri Monteith, a 19 year old Negro student, enrolls under federal order at the all white University of South Carolina amid hopes for education and possible civil rights demonstrations. She seeks friendship and participation in campus life while living in a private dormitory, with safety measures keeping her on campus.
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Columbia, D.C
Henri Monteith
University of South Carolina
Jis
R. R. Monteith
Miss Monteith
Dry Weather Cuts North Carolina Crop Forecasts
North Carolina faces reduced crop totals after a dry spell lowered estimates for fluecured tobacco and corn. Tobacco is forecast at 861,975,060 pounds, down 3 percent from August, with corn down 2 percent. Statewide yields average 1,800 pounds per acre on 485,500 acres, while Middle and Old belts show 1,650 pounds per acre.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Reporting Service
Crop Reporting Service
Israeli Premier Cracks Down On Anti-Christian Rioting
Prime Minister Levi Eshikel vows prosecutions for violent anti missionary demonstrations in Jerusalem Haifa and Jaffa by Orthodox youths. Over 100 arrested in Jerusalem and Jaffa while Haifa clashes left several injuries and seven arrests. Archbishop Hakim witnessed the Jaffa scene as police restored order.
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Jerusalem
Levi Eshikel
Israel
Eshkel
Haifa
Jaffa
Hever Hapeilim
Circle of
Tono
St. Joseph
Church of Scotland
George Hakim
Beth el Messianic Mission
Land School
Elisabeth Sterling
Eth el School
Nathan Scharf
Dayton
Ohio
Zerah Wharhaftig
Ex-Serviceman Held In Soldier's Staying
FBI agents arrested George Edward Slaughter, 22, a former serviceman, on a federal indictment in Raleigh charging first degree murder of Cortney Fred Reed. Reed’s body was found May 17, 1962, buried in a shallow sand grave at Fort Bragg. Slaughter, discharged May 4, 1962, held without bond and to be returned to North Carolina for trial. Reed was the adopted son of Rev. Paul L Weed, a New York City minister.
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New York
FBI
Fr. Bragg
N.C
John F. Malone
George Edward Slaughter
Raleigh
Cortney Fred
Syria's area slightly larger than North Dakota
Syria covers more than 72 000 square miles, making it just larger than North Dakota.
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Syria
North Dakota
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Hendrix
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Nan
Equitable
W. C. White
the Equitable Life
Soldier's Staying
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Nash Jewelry CO
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