Segregationists See Negro Development as Not Ready for Equality
A Southern reporter examines how some segregationists justify unequal rights by portraying Black Americans as less developed. The piece contrasts paternalistic plantation life with harsh bigotry, describing daily scenes in Macon County Alabama and noting mixed attitudes among whites and the existence of hate-driven extremism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon County
Ala
South
Alabama
Florida
Birmingham
Area Men In Service Reassignments and Segregation Views
Airman Wade S. Nemith, son of Fort Sill residents, reassigned to Lowry AFB Colo for technical training as an Air Force photographer after basic at Lackland. The piece contrasts Nemith’s duties with a broader discussion of segregationist attitudes, including beliefs on race, schooling, and social integration, and notes the role of habit and the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade S. Nemith
Jerry Nemith
Fort Sill
Lowry Afb
Colo
U. S. Air Force
Nemith
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Army Orders Promoted and Reassignments Noted in DOA Directive
Department of the Army in Washington issues orders transferring officers and enlisted personnel. Promotions include Major to Colonel Keith A Boss and Sidney Drapkin to Chief Warrant Officer 3. Several officers receive rank changes between Captain and Major, with postings to Presidio Monterey Fort Barry and other bases.
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Department of the Army
Washington, D. C
Robert H. Schellman
APO
San Francisco
George B. Webster Jr
USA
Washington DC
T& Ojcs
Richard B. Kreutzer
AGS
Indiv
Aus
Majaoli
Keith A. Boss
Sidney Drapkin
CWO
Donald E. Bishop
Gerald M. Wharton
Donald L. Ducey
Ent Afb
David K. Holland
Presidio of
Monterey
New York
William N. McFaul
Old Corps
Vietnam
Errol E. Clark
Pedricktown
Martin Hughes Jr
Presidio
Arnold D. Kniffin
Hubert D. Gaddis
Ft Rucker
George G. Mays
Robert L. Schroeder
Washington de
Fred V
Barry
S-Set
Edwin O. Nichols
Bliss
Oklahoma colleges report 8.9 percent rise in summer enrolment
Summer enrolment at state supported colleges and universities in Oklahoma City is up 8.9 percent from last year, totaling 20 653. Regent Dunlap announced to the higher education regents. Overall summer enrolment across public and private Oklahoma colleges reaches 24 518, with 84.2 percent in public schools and 15.8 percent in private or municipal institutions. Graduate summer enrolments at state supported schools rise 9.3 percent to 7 059.
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Oklahoma City
UPT
E. T. Dunlap
Regents For Higher Education
Oklahoma
Aviation talks open in Mexico City to revise treaty
United States and Mexico begin meetings in Mexico City to revise the bilateral civil aviation treaty set to expire August 15. Charles P. Nolan of the U S State Department chairs the conference on telecommunications and maritime affairs.
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Mexico City
UPI
United States-Mexico
Charles P. Nolan
U.S. State Department
Telecommunications and Maritime Affairs Office
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