Rezoning Planned for 500 Low Cost Units Near 23rd Avenue
Bounded by NW 44th and 54th streets and 23rd to 27th avenues, the proposal seeks to rezone to allow 500 affordable housing units for families displaced from Miami slums when razing of property starts. The plan receives final approval and could be implemented soon.
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Supreme Court Upholds Civil Rights Sentence for Miami Detective
Washington April 74 The Supreme Court upheld a one year term for Miami detective Jay G Wil convicted of brutality against four Negro workers during a lumber yard confession case. The 5 4 ruling also saved other officers including a Miami official and cleared a separate conspiracy charge linked to the civil rights case. A different decision reinstated a perjury count against Wittens and two aides in a related federal case.
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Bethune-Cookman College Choir Preps ABC Coast Tour
The Bethune-Cookman College Choir led by Mrs Josie Roberts and others will perform on ABC Coast to Coast Sunday April 29 from 10 30 to 11 00 am. Dr Richard W Moore of Kune Cookman College to speak. The tour includes Pennsylvania and New York with 32 choirs in the United Black College Fund drive.
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UNC Admits first Negro to Medical School
The University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill admitted the first Black student to its medical school. Edward O. Diggs of A and T College in Greensboro received a letter of acceptance by a 61 to 0 vote from the admission committee.
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Miami Golfers Enter Jax Tourney
More than a dozen Miami golfers are set to enter the fifth annual Southeastern Golf tournament May 4 5 and 6 at Jacksonville Lincoln Golf and Country Club the state s only privately owned Negro course Thomas Graham captain builds his unit around veterans such as Em
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Whitfield Rhoden Set World Track Records
Whitfield of the U S office and Rhoden of Morgan State College gain world track marks this week. The article notes recognition by the International Federation and mentions James P. Davis receiving a PMA award and an honorary Doctor of Human Relations from a religious school.
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