Battle Of Clinton Halts As Integration Feud Rages
Dec 8 report from Clinton Tennessee describes the campus clash over school integration at Clinton High School. Federal forces ordered integration, riots followed, a judge issued contempt warrants for white rioters, and the town faced a moment of reckoning about desegregation as Clinton High prepared to reopen under federal supervision.
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Clinton
Tennessee
Don Binkley J
Tenn
South
Clinton High School
Vincent Proving
East
Robert L. Taylor
Knoxville
Taylor
Inter
White Citizens Council
John Kasper
Washington, D.C
Paul Turner
Turner l
Fran
By & Soup
Glinton High
al 'Anderson County
Citizens Council
Thomas JT
Seeder
University of Tennessee
Oak Ridge
Tech Fund Drive Attracts Campus Support And Events
A Texas Tech fund drive for Hungarian relief moves into final stages with daily activities on campus through Wednesday. The campaign, titled Techs Tribute To Freedom, includes student performances, coed fund collection, and a Greek Night carnival themed lineup across dorms and the Student Union. The drive mirrors University of Texas efforts, with cross-campus college support and total contributions surpassing 10 000 dollars.
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Texas Rose
Tech
Lubbock
Tech Veta Club
Versity
Tech Coeds
University of Texas
Austin
Tech’s
Hungary
International Rescue Committee
Freshmen Included in List of Goza Seniors Named
Freshmen joined the roster alongside seniors Jenella Hulse Bey Carmichael La Vena Dickens Ana Graham Freda Oliver Oatis Smith and Sabra Welcher. The article notes the group as part of a broader school activity and upcoming events.
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Springipal
Tha Goza
Jenella Hulse
Bey Carmichael
la Vena Dickens
Ana Graham
Freda Oliver
Oatis ‘Smith
Sabra Welcher
Four Pleas Entered in Liquor Law Violation Cases
In Lub County Court at Law four pleas were entered in liquor law violation cases. Frank Garcia, 58, pleaded innocent to possession and bond was set. Alfredo TaNhve Bhe pleaded guilty to possession and was fined 300 dollars and costs, with 30 days jail. Ferman Pierce, 44, pleaded guilty to possession, fined 200 dollars and costs, and sentenced to 30 days. Jose Barrientes, 41, pleaded innocent to possession and bond of 500 dollars set.
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Frank Garcia
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Alfredo TaNhve Bhe
Ferman Pierce
26Th St
Jose Barrientes
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