Florida group backs school integration push in Miami move
The Florida Council on Human Relations, linking white and Negro leaders, plans to relocate its headquarters to Miami as Miss Alice MacVicar urges desegregation in Dade County schools. An American Friends Service Committee official calls the city ripe for integration. Patricia Lenor Smith and Nathaniel Robinson announce their engagement. Smith attends Tuskegee Institute, Robinson serves with the Dade County Sheriff's police.
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Florida Council On Human Relations
Florida
Datanmnation
Dade County
Miami
Alice MacVicar
Dade
Mrss MacVicar
2Nd Ave
Dade County Council For Community Relations
MacVicar
American Friends Service Committee
South
Albert
Smith
Patricia Lenor
Nathaniel Robinson
Miss Smith
Dorsey High School
Tuskegee Institute
Robinson
Marie Robinson
14Th Ave
Booker T. Washington High
Dade County Sheriff's Police Force
Federal Ruling Asked in Bus Case
NAACP attorney G E Graves sought a summary judgment from Federal Judge Ernett Choate in the Miami bus desegregation suit. City law officers say they will enforce existing rules until struck down, while the NAACP accuses delays. The move aims for a quick federal order against segregated buses and the judge will hear the motion within about ten days. Also reported are a fatal cerebrovascular case of Bishop Daniel Nairn and the death of Everett D. Dennis the only Negro bail bondsman in Dade County.
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G. E. Graves
Ernett Choate
NAACP
Miami
Miami Naacp
Otis James
Georze Okell
Everett D. Dennis
Dade County
3Rd Ave
Dennis
Jackie and Gilliam Slated to Play Here
Jackie and Gilliam are announced to perform in a local event at the venue. The lineup highlights two performers and confirms an appearance date at the community theater, drawing attention from fans in the area.
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Jackie
Gilliam
Undertakers Win Stiff Battle With County
County and Black undertakers clash over burial of 13 Negro indigents piled up in the county morgue since November as Negro undertakers refused a $100 service payment. Officials vow to resolve contract issues. a joint meeting with commissioners and operators is planned.
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Dade
Edwin Leeson
Sittia Te Ee Ae
Miami to Host International Youth Congress of God in Christ
Miami will host the International Youth Congress of the Church of God in Christ Temple with headquarters at 1747 NW 3rd Ave. The congress runs June 26 to July 2, drawing thousands from across the United States Canada and the Isles. Local officials met Jan 9 to finalize plans and publicize the event.
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Miami
International Youth Congress
Church of God In Christ Temple
O. Tr
Philadelphia
3Rd Ave
United States
Canada
Isles of the Vill
Congress
O. T. Jones
Isaac Cohen
A. M. Cohen
Gussie Gamble
Women’s Dept
Ira McCall
Hollywood Moves to Oust Negro District in Hollywood
Hollywood Florida debates racial redrawing after City Commission discusses returning the Liberia district to the county. Mayor Zinkil proposes excluding large portions of the Negro district from city limits to remove it from Hollywood while honoring a Supreme Court ruling on public facilities.
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Hollywood
Miami
City Commission
Zinkil
22Nd Avenue
Hollywood Canal
Sheridan Street
Florida East Coast Railroad
Old Dixie Highway
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5Th Court
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Centerville
List St
Sadie
Valera
Nathaniel Williams
Nassau
House of Albert
Undertakers
County
South Florida
St. John Baptist Church
N.W. 3Rd Avenue
Melvin O. Alston
The
State University
Talashasee
Dean Alston
Dr. Alsiston
School of Education
Florida A & M University
Norfolk, Virginia
Alston
Columbia University
Bellevue Hospital of New York
Dean Melvin O. Alston
the Club
Chapel of Richardson Funeral Home
Thedford Johnson
St. John’s Baptist Church
William G. Zinkil