American Concept of Freedom Clouded by Biases Says Judge
James Benton Parsons, the first Black U.S. District Court judge, told the Fellowship House Association in Kansas City that American freedom is clouded by belief in protecting differences and superiority. He noted the diverse origins of Americans and the spread of group bias.
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Right Wing Grips Wyoming Across State Politics
Wyoming professors and teachers resist right wing influence as eight states’ rights proposals pass the legislature. Local PTA clashes in Casper show radicals failing to take over the Grant School PTA while national debates over federal aid and school policies stir tension. Parson comments on race and segregation urging integration.
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Horoscope roundup for all zodiac signs with advice
Aries seek proper channels to commercialize talents and plan evening entertainment. Taurus make home the center of interest with subtle rearrangements and consider family desires. Gemini buy efficiency gadgets but avoid excess and find a new hobby tonight. Moon Children aim for higher income via expert finance contacts and real estate upgrades. Leo project charm and social activity. Virgo thank powerful helpers and pursue artistic interests tonight. Libra find a practical wise friend and enjoy entertaining. Scorpio take initiative for better job with careful future check. Sagittarius elevate thoughts and seek a balanced outlet. Capricorn discuss with experts for near term gains. Aquarius connect with influential people to advance and strengthen bonds. Pisces ensure home or business order and foster generous associates.
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Bess Truman's Brother Wallace Dies at 71
George P. Wallace 71 died Friday night in Independence hospital after seven weeks as a patient. He was sister in law to former President Harry S. Truman and lived next door to the Trumans. Wallace retired in 1961 after 27 years as maintenance superintendent for Jackson County highway dept.
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Gantt Quietly Makes Clemson Breakground as First Negro Student
Harvey B. Gantt, 20, the first Black student at Clemson College since Reconstruction, completes four months on the all white campus. He reports fair treatment from professors, limited off campus social life, and good academic progress while pursuing a civil rights era education amid campus tensions.
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Law Student William Haught Joins Europe Study Tour
William Dixon Haught a Kansas University second year law student plans a Europe study tour this summer. The program by United States National Student Association Educational Travel Inc New York is sponsored with Colby College Waterville Maine. He departs June 27 and returns September 1.
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