Clemson's Gantt Reflects on Being First Black Student
Clem son graduate Harvey B. Gantt, first Black student at a South Carolina state supported white school, rejects being seen as a new Martin Luther King. He aims for quiet civil rights work and notes gradual acceptance since enrolling at Clemson amid court-ordered integration.
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Local events span convention talks and recital at church
A New Mexico Chiropractic Convention opening session in Carlsbad featured Dr William G Blatt of 42nd Street speaking on Spinocgraphic Research. Rose Lincoln will host a piano recital at Carter Church at 5 p.m. with students including Sheila Lincoln and Charlene Taylor. Police report several injuries from a disturbance near Walnut and Arth streets with one man treated at Methodist Hospital. An accident at E Queen and Magnolia injured Moreno as firemen reported a nearby residence walls incident.
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Race Clash Injures Man During protest in city
One man, Roger, about 60, identified as a Negro, was injured in a clash tied to a protest march linked to the Congress of Racial Equality. Police reported five arrests as CORE officials led pickets and protests with extra patrols in the area.
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Harlem marshal leader reflects on oath and duty
In Harlem New York City a veteran lawman now oversees about 1200 U S marshals and deputies with a 14 million annual budget. He recalls a tough path from a policeman to a federal agent and says the right way is to learn, work hard, and take pride in serving until his oath is recited each morning. He notes moments of fear as part of doing the job and emphasizes readiness and accountability under Attorney General Nicholas S sizenk.
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