Northern U S Negro Revolt Seen Across Regions
AP reports growing view that the Negro community is in revolt beyond the South with marches sit ins and non violent protests planned in Washington and nationwide cities. Leaders warn of possible violence, North and South, amid discrimination and economic inequality.
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Yemen Federation Approved by Nasser Aims
President Gamal Abdel Nasser approves Yemen joining a federation with Egypt Syria and Iraq as requested. A university paper from Florida analyzes amphibians seeking to eliminate open water as a spawning habitat.
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Iraq
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Yemen
Eaearespean Sciences
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Florida
Law Provides Aid For Good Samaritans
Ohio Governor signs a package of 168 approved measures expanding protection for Good Samaritans aiding in accidents and emergencies while authorizing several state and local requirements. The bills include non teaching school employee benefits, liquor permit notices, county property inventories, pension credit for firefighters with military service, a reciprocity board for interstate vehicle regulation, road funding flexibility, and stricter penalties for distributing obscene material to minors.
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Columbus
Ohio
Armed Services
Marion Girl Named Miss Heart Of Ohio
An 18 year old Marion State University sophomore, daughter of a Marion police sergeant, was named Miss Heart of Ohio and will compete for the Ohio title next month. The article notes a historical Army order by Gen John A Logan establishing May 30 as a day to honor fallen comrades.
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Miss Heart of Ohio
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Heart of Ohio
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State University
John A. Logan
This Day in History Highlights A Century of Events
On this date events range from 1782 Great Seal adoption and designer William Barton to 1863 West Virginia statehood and 1908 Rimsky Korsakov’s death. Other notes mention Hoover’s 1931 moratorium proposal, FDR cabinet nominations in 1940, Patterson’s 1960 boxing title, and talks on Britain’s Common Market entry.
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United States
William Barton
West Virginia
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Franklin Roosevelt
Frank Knox
Henry Stimson
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Sion
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Bayard Swope
New York
Wittenberg President Urges Seven Year Expansion Plan
Dr. John M. Stauffer new president of Wittenberg University asks the board to approve a seven year development and expansion program. He proposes two years of study followed by five years of implementation as his first report to the board in Springfield Ohio.
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Springfield
Ohio
John M. Stauffer
Wittenberg University
Expan- Stauffer
U S Senator Stephen W YOURE on Aging and Arms Talks
A President's Council on Aging report stresses the term senior citizen is outdated while noting 18 million elderly Americans vary in health and ability. The article discusses nuclear test ban hopes, U S and Soviet disarmament aims, and Senate duties amid complex policy decisions.
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President's Council On Aging
United States
United States Supreme Court
Europe
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