Judge Waring Expresses Views On Civil Rights Desegregation
The Charleston judge, famed for rulings on school desegregation, reflects on the 1954 Clarendon County case and its impact. He discusses his career, exile from active duty, and ongoing civil rights work with the American Civil Liberties Union. He notes the slow pace of desegregation and supports peaceful demonstrations while acknowledging tensions in the movement.
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J. Wanes Waring
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New York City
Pio
Charleston
South Carelas
Ion
Aristrocrats
Who Buys More Savings Bonds
A brief note highlights Savings Bond purchases as a positive force for the United States and allies, framing bonds as key to today’s history and the free world's future.
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Earth
West Point Cadet Chilcoat Named Top Man for 1955-4 Year
West Point announces cadet Richard Allen Chilcoat of Millersville Maryland has been chosen as first captain and brigade commander for the 1955-56 academic year. He also serves as captain of the Seaborn basketball team and competed in national debate. Chilcoat trained at the US Military Preparatory School at Fort Belvoir Virginia and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chilcoat of Millersville Route 1 Floved Vy POT Won netka Ave Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Javecees Plan Four Day Rest Stop Operation
The Lubbock Jaycees and chambers of commerce plan four days of highway rest stops to aid weary motorists. Stops near Lubbock, Tahoka along US highways will offer free coffee drinks and supplies with volunteers coordinating safety and literature distributions.
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Tahoka
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Bath
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Lubbock
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Paducah Jaycees Operate Free Coffee Stop Over Labor Day Weekend
Paducah Jaycees run a free coffee stop for travelers during the Labor Day weekend along Highway 83 from Canada to Mexico and coast to coast. The stop offers refreshments, a place to rest, and a wake up while drivers pause on long journeys. The site operates from tonight through Monday with extended hours including Saturday and Sunday nights.
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