Fage Ten Graduates From High After 62 Years
LAKELAND AP Theodosia Johnson graduates from high school 62 years after leaving a one room Georgia schoolhouse. She worked as a waitress and did laundry while studying in adult classes, finally earning a diploma beside 28 younger students. She recalls her stepfather, a former slave, learning to read after emancipation. Johnson, born near Philema Georgia, found history and Egyptian pharaohs captivating. Colombia raises at least 2,000 orchid species per Britannica.
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Red China clamps down on Hong Kong amid tensions
In Hong Kong, Red China pressed Britain to meet demands as pro Chinese press urged renewed anti British activity. The curfew was lifted after three days of unrest leaving 389 arrests and 118 injuries with one youth killed. Hong Kong authorities faced four Communist demands to halt suppression, punish guilty officials and compensate Chinese victims.
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The Negro Community Notes and Obituaries
Ester Hicks presents a daily thought on manners and morals. Mrs Annie Bell Jackson visits Oklahoma City to see family including Lucy Mae Featherston and granddaughters Hazel Crigler and Betty Jean Alexander. Obituaries note Thelma Christopher Jim Peoples and Pearl Rogers with funeral details and burial plans in Hope and Texarkana.
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Romney Birth Record to Plague Campaign Says Celler
New York AP Emm anuel Celler questions Romney eligibility citing natural born clause but says U S born citizenship is clear. Celler suggests a GOP appointed commission to resolve the issue. Romney’s Mexican birth and Mormon family history cited amid talk of tests if he seeks primary or nomination. Singing Birds note: world birds claim 9000 species, 3000 sing, 225 with good songs, 21 in North America.
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Wallace blasts traitors over Viet Cong aid comments
Former Alabama governor George C. Wallace denounces professors who imply Viet Cong victory, threatens treason charges against donors aiding the enemy, while endorsing dissent. He weighs a 1987 presidential bid, following a recent Northeast speaking tour. Mermaids and legends note seafaring tales of mermaid mothers.
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