Supreme Court to Rule on Sit-In Cases Across South
The Supreme Court will hear appeals from 16 African American students involved in sit-in protests in Baton Rouge and other Southern cities. The NAACP argues the cases challenge state enforcement of racial segregation in public accommodations, with convictions for disturbing the peace and trespass at lunch counters and stores.
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UPD
Supreme Court
Baton Rouge
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Louisiana
Sitein
South
Lavana
Justice Department
Glen Echo
Montgomery
Students
Gwynn Oak
Southern University
Neeres
Baltimore
Sentations
Howard Johnson
Instaurant
Arlington County
Kress
Sitman’s Thathimer's
Greyhound Ruspichmond
Jones Drugstore
Monrose
N. C
McCrory-McLellan
Raleigh
N.C
Rinham NF
Tijuana
Mexico
Ziv Mayer
Inaacp
Caliente
U.S
Archibald
Robert Weiner
Louisiana Supreme
Pair Saves Boy From El Paso Rock Crusher
Fireman and a policeman saved Andy Jones age 5 from death after he fell into a rock crushing hopper at a construction site in El Paso. The incident occurred Saturday as responders pulled him from the feraveis filed area and prevented a fatal crush.
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Boy
el Paso
UPD
Andy Jones
Wizard of Odds seeks to raise Tijuana culture in club venture
The story traces Mayer once famed for gambling riches investing a quarter million in a hotel nightclub and bar in Tijuana. A fading scene followed by creditors, Mayer claims bold cultural aims, while locals see a seamy border town with brothels and dope peddlers. Mayer owes $50,000 to $150,000 and says he’s writing a book on winning at the track.
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Ziv
San Diego
Beethoven
Mayer
Tijuana
Lavel
FBI Warns Castro Regime Threatens U S Security
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned in his annual report that the Castro regime in Cuba creates greater domestic security risks for the United States. He noted pro Castro groups and Cuban citizens in the U S, including Puerto Rican nationalists, with increased international communism influence. The report also covers rising crime across several fields with 1 813 civil rights complaints versus 1 398 the prior year and 75 resort related election law violations.
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Washington
FBI
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Caribbean
J .Edgar Hover
Nationalist Party of
Puerto Rico
Castro
United Nations
Hoover
Fair Play For
Baylor Installs McCall As New University Head
Abner McCall was inaugurated as president of Baylor University at 46 becoming the tenth leader of the Baptist school. State and national leaders attended as McCall urged faculty and supporters to dedicate time and resources to keeping Baylor first rate. Governor Price Daniel and Dr Willis Tate addressed the ceremony and SMU President Willis Tate gave the inaugural remarks.
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WACO
Abner McCall
Basa University
McCall
Baptist University
Baylor
Republic of Texas
Price Daniel
James Landes
Wichita Falls
McCill
Baptist General Convention of
Tex
Willis Tatedent
SMU
Turkey adopts pumpkin in Chipley field tale
Cripleу Flas reports a male turkey at the Nelson home in Chipley has taken to hatching a pumpkin in the field. Mrs Nelson notes the bird kept the small pumpkin for warmth and refreshment after a larger one was plucked. A resident quips the gobbler may be fending off a Halloween hobgoblin.
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B. Nelson
Nelson
Chipley
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