Girard College faces renewed attack over 1800s rules
Philadelphia NAACP leaders protest Girard College for poor white orphans as picketing returns at the gates. Trustees defend the will’s limits while court history and a 1965 target label frame ongoing legal and civil rights debates surrounding the private school’s enrollment policy.
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Surgeon Digs Died After Prolonged Illness in Sydney
Sir Victor Coppledon, 72, a renowned Australian surgeon and world shark expert, died Wednesday after a two year illness. He was based in Sydney and highly regarded in medical and marine science circles. His death marks the loss of a leading figure in both surgery and shark research.
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