Eight Southern Colleges Accept Negro Students
The Associated Press reports widespread peaceful integration across eight Southern states as Negroes enter graduate and undergraduate programs at formerly all white colleges. No violence accompanied the changes, with admissions ranging from a few to over a thousand and dormitory and cafeteria participation increasing in several campuses.
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Associated Press
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
Arkansas
University Law School
Dixie States
Oklahoma
Texas
Virginia
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
Louisiana
Guy Johnson
University of North Carolina
University At
University
N.C. State
Fisk University
Nashville
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Fisk
Louisiana State University
LSU
Baton Rouge
University of Virginia
Florida Supreme Court
Poujadist Fined for Filibustering
Paris reports Poujadist reformers again blocked the National Assembly as deputy Jean Damasio pressed on past a five minute limit. President Andre Letroquer declared a recess and later censured Damasio shaving two weeks pay while Poujadists continued tactics amid a charged political stalemate over seating disputed deputies and Mollet's premiership.
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Paris
Pierre Poujade
National Assembly
Jean Damasio
Assembly
Andre Letroquer
Letroquer
Damasio
Guy Mollet
Legion Urges Forgiveness For Traitor Tokyo Rose
Springfield Ohio Legion post passes a resolution urging restoration of citizenship for Tokyo Rose, aka Mrs. Ivan Toguri d Aquino, arguing she did not harm U S servicemen and has paid her debt. Resolution to Rep Clarence Brown asks DOJ to reconsider deportation order.
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Springfield
Ohio
Tokyo Rose
United States
South Pacific
Custice- Ward
American Legion Post
Ivan Skudko Toguri d’Aquino
Federal Reformatory For Women
Anderson
W. Va
Clarence J. Brown
Department of Justice
G’aquino
Divorcee Says Mate Too Ardent In Efforts To Win Her Back
Rose Saye, 36, told Municipal Judge Joseph A. Pope that her ex husband Frank Saye, 38, a truck driver, telephoned her 343 times in the past month and 67 times last Saturday while trying to reconcile. She said she does not want him back.
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Mate
Chicago
Frank Saye
Rose
Joseph A. Pope
Saye
Tamblyn and Stevenson wed in Wayfarers Chapel
Actor Russ Tamblyn and model Venetia Stevenson married yesterday in Wayfarers Chapel and began their honeymoon by traveling to Sioux Falls South Dakota for the premiere of Tamblyn's new film The Last Hunt.
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Palos Verdes
Calif
Russ Tamblyn
Venetia Stevenson
Sioux Falls
S.D
Tamblyn
Miss Stevenson
Wayfarers Chapel
Cameron College Valentines Court Crowned at Ball
Freshman Sheridan Crumpton Headrick and Gary Bean were named Valentine sweethearts at Cameron College February ball. Sophomore candidates Edith Glandon and Tim Guzzle served as attendants. Royalty kept secret until last night.
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Sheridan Crumpton
Headrick
Gary Bean
Burkburnett
Tex
Cameron College
Edith Glandon
Indiahoma
Tim Guzzle
Lawton
Valentine Heart
Student Promoted In Army Reserves
Edwin L. Dunn Jr son of Mrs E L Dunn 608 Bell is promoted to captain in the U S Army Reserve. A student at Tulsa University Dunn has 12 years service in the Army and Air Force in the Pacific and Germany before he left the military to attend college. He visited his mother here last weekend.
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Edwin L. Dunn, Jr
E. L. Dunn
Bell
Tulsa University
U. S. Army Reserve
Dunn
Army
Air Force
Pacific
Germany
Houston to Open Western Hemisphere Monorail Pilot
The first monorail system in the Western Hemisphere will open in Houston with a 970 foot pilot line. Monorail Inc president Murrell Goodell says tests have been successful and the system will be manufactured in Houston. The company plans lease-purchased financing for construction. He notes a 51 year old German system is the only other suspended monorail.
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Houston
Tex
Murell Goodell
Monorail Inc
Germany
Goodell
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Legion
Woodmen of the World
Woodcraft
Woodmen
Perry
Bell Ave
Lawton, Okla
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Life Insurance Society
Omaha, Nebraska
Farnam Street
Aggies
Miss Crompton
Cameron
Bean
Lexington
E. Mary Stevenson
Joseph Bradley
Clingen Sand & Gravel
Wolverton Electric and Appliance
Sheridan Rd
Bill Smith
Bill Cla
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Agency
Homart Colored
Bath Ensembles
Sears
Homart
Bath Trio
Harmony House
Ing
Sears Low
Price
Lih & Gore Lawton
Okla
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