Georgia Sugar Bowl row pits Griffin against Tech students
Riot over Adlai Griffin’s Sugar Bowl stance grows as police deploy troopers around the Georgia Tech campus and executive mansion. Students burn effigies, clash briefly on Capitol steps, and call for Tech to play in New Orleans. Griffin stands firm while Regents leader Arnold resists blocking the game.
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Madge
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Regents
Robert ©. Arnolds
Georgia Board of Regents
Georgia
Arnold
States’ Rights
Sadistic slayer hunted after Chicago woman found slain
Police hunted a 50 year old mother killed in her suburban Chicago home. Ruth Beal was beaten strangled and sexually assaulted before her body was discovered by her husband. The case ties to other local strangulation deaths four other victims remain unidentified and unsolved. Authorities sent crime lab and fingerprint experts to the scene as officers pursued leads from neighbors who saw a man around 32 near the home.
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Watervey
Ruth Beal
Larry
Chicagoarea
Matt Romer
Far South Side
Cuicago
Romer
La Prensa Shut Down Till Paz Takes Over
The government ordered La Prensa closed until it reappears under Dr. Alberto Gainza Paz, whose family founded the paper. Expropriated in 1951 under Juan Peron, it has been published by the General Confederation of Labor. restoration to the Paz family occurred this week.
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Juan Peron
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Confederation of Labor
No Trouble Brewing Over Jr Rose Bowl Controversy
Georgia protesters target Gov. White after disclosure that Compton had eight Negro players in the Pasadena Junior Rose Bowl. Mississippi officials and coach reactions remain quiet while Pasadena organizers say they sought to keep publicity off southern papers. Army reservist films plan discussed at San Francisco meeting with Mississippi coach Tay Brown. Five of Compton’s eight black players are starters. all healthy starters expected for the bowl.
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Kilgore
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USO To Send 17 North For Christmas Tour
A USO troupe of 14 entertainers and three musicians will perform for U S military personnel in Alaska and the Aleutian Islands this Christmas season. The group departs by plane on December 16. Performers include Ben Yost Dolly Cole Dolores DeLuse Eddie Edwards Joy Callahan Doris Hartingale Betty Joyce Julie Meredith Jimmy Bradley Johnny Dix Eddie Jones Lewis Young Valerie Smith and Thad Swift. Musicians are Norman Wawes Robert Harvey and Jimmy Shaw. Appearances will be scheduled by military officials in the areas involved.
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Jimmy Bradley
Johnny, Dix
Eddie Jones
Lewis Young
Valerie Smith
Thad Swift
Norman Wawes
Robert Harvey
Jimmy Shaw
Sociologist Warns of Dangers in Industrial Revolution
Dr. Robert A. Nisbet, UC Riverside dean, told 250 delegates at Lafayette Hotel that industrial processes threaten individuality and may dethrone man by making him an appendage to machines. He cited restlessness and anxiety in American society and noted shifts from labor to machinery in work, therapy, and administration.
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Charge State Aid Caught Stealing Safe Deposit Fund
A Chicago case reports Joseph J. Esty a 40 year old tax examiner held on a grand larceny charge for allegedly taking 5500 from a safe deposit box. Esty denied the accusation and a hearing was set for Monday while a priest and others testified about the envelope hidden under his coat.
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Burglars Kill Watchman Fail at Safe
An 80-year-old night watchman Samuel T. Boyd was beaten to death in the North American Fertilizer Co. building Louisville. Intruders forced him to basement after finding his keys. the safe was damaged but not entered. Superintendent Thomas Bowser says the safe held about 250 dollars.
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North American Fertilizer Co
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Trio Beating and Robbery Reported in Vacant Lot
Donald Baugaard, 22, of 3712 Anaheim Street, told police he was knocked down by three men in the 3800 block of East Anaheim Street Friday night. He was assaulted and robbed of five dollars in currency a ten dollar check and a wallet valued at three dollars. He had been visiting a bar.
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GM Faces Threat of U S Curb in Franchise Policy
Washington reports the United States Senate panel warned of federal action unless automakers voluntarily revise franchise contracts in favor of dealers. GM leaders Curtice and Sloan testified as witnesses while dealers argued the contracts favored manufacturers. The inquiry, now in its fourth week, probes GM's impact on the economy amid charges of one sided terms and disaffected dealers.
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Suspect in L A kidnapping tied to sex offenses
Jorgenson, a former Army member, is named as a possible suspect in the West Hollywood and Monrovia kidnapping of two girls. He had a prior felony record including forgery and a year in county jail. Detectives traced his presence in the district, found matching red and white seat covers, and issued a broad cast to link him to other cases.
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Starlette Barksdale
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Briton’s Comet Makes Cairo to Bombay Nonstop Flight
A De Havilland four jet Comet airliner landed in Bombay from Cairo after a nonstop flight averaging 540 miles an hour. The trip took 5 hours 8 minutes. Group Captain John Cunningham, the chief test pilot, planned to fly the Comet on a test flight to Sydney, Australia.
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State Chamber urges tideland oil fund for water projects
The California State Chamber of Commerce water resource committee recommended using tidelands oil royalties for new water sources. Frederick W. Simpson said about two ton dollars of royalties may accrue next decade, halving project costs via shared interests. Raymond A. Leonard warned the San Joaquin Valley erosion and water loss threaten the economy. Feather River Project offers the only plan to halt it. Chamber reports show general growth in construction and retail, though a federal aid to education resolution was adopted opposing such grants.
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Frederick W. Simpson
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