Campus Beat Confessions On Failing Grades And Future Plans
The writer shares college worries about failing science and math, social probation, and family pressure. She contemplates engagement with a graduating boyfriend, possibly marriage as an escape, and mentions a friend’s nervous breakdown. The piece promises a Campus Beat Valentine story in the February 11 THE MIAMI TIMES.
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Ted
Joanie Peters
Psychological Service
Campus Beat
THE
Miami Times
Sifford Rhodes Hit Pay Dirt in Los Angeles Open
In the Los Angeles Open, Charlie Sifford and Ted Rhodes finished in the money. Lloyd Mangrum captured the title while Sifford earned $193.33 after tying for 12th at 288 and Rhodes received $145, one stroke behind Sifford.
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Los Angeles
ANP
Charlie Sifford
Ted Rhodes
Lloyd Mangrum
Sifford
Rhodes
Miami dentist’s brother to serve as medical consultant
Dr. Jack White, assistant professor of surgery and director of the cancer teaching project at Howard University College of Medicine, Washington, D.C., will consult at the 27th annual meeting and 30th annual clinic of the Florida A and M University Clinical Association February 7 9. White, associate surgeon and director of cancer service at Freedman’s Hospital, earned his M D at Howard and has held fellowships at multiple institutions. He is a published author and fellow of several medical societies, and is the younger brother of Dr. James E. White, Liberty City dentist.
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Tallahassee
Jack White
Howard University College of Medicine
Washington, D. C
Florida A and M University Clinical Association
White
A and M
Freedman’s Hospital
Washington
Howard
U. S. Marine Hospital
Boston
Memorial Center For Cancer and Allied Diseases
New York
American College of Surgeons
American Board of Surgery
New York Academy of Science
American Medical Association
Medical Chirargical Society of
Washington, D.C
Dr. White
James E. White
Liberty City
Nigerian Official Matthew Mbu Arrives in London with Bride
Mr Matthew Mbu the new Federal Commissioner for Nigeria in Great Britain arrives in London with his bride Katherine on honeymoon. They stay at a Dolphin Square flat. Mbu, 28, is the first Nigerian in this office. He was elected in 1952 to the Eastern House of Assembly and later to the Federal House of Representatives. He became minister for ANP.
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Matthew Mbu
Nigeria
Great Britain
London
Katherine
Africa
Mbu
Dolphin Square
House of Assembly
Federal House of Representatives
ANP
New Bill Targets Desegregation in Georgia Facilities
Atlanta report says a bill was introduced in the Georgia legislature to revoke the charter of any city allowing desegregation of public facilities including golf courses, tennis courts, playgrounds, libraries, auditoriums, swimming pools, and athletic fields.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Barber Shop Under New Management on 7th Street
Elder Amos L. Hall, former O. K. Barber Shop owner, takes over the 7th Street Barber Shop at 630 NW 3rd Ave. The shop offers all types of haircuts for children, men, and ladies with styles like V-shaped and Spanish bobs. Two expert barbers ready to serve. parking in front and rear.
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Amos L. Hall
O. K
2Nd Ave
7Th Street
3Rd Ave
Henry Gaines
Amos Hall
Discord Disturbs My Soul in Poetic Defense
William Henry Huff writes in ANP style about discord disturbing his soul. He contrasts hate and acceptance and argues that discord and sweetness never mix, despite efforts, always leading to ugly tricks. The piece reflects personal aversion and moral stance toward conflict.
Record Pharmacy School Enrollment Hits 154 at TSU
Houston Texas ANP reports a new high in enrollment for the Texas Southern University School of Pharmacy. For 1956 the number registered is 154, up from 116 in 1955, the previous peak.
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Houston, Texas
ANP
School of Pharmacy
Texas Southern University
Mississippi bill targets games with Negro players
In Jackson Mississippi a CNS report says the state legislature is debating a measure to bar colleges from playing teams with Black players. It would cut state funds to offending schools and impose a fine plus a year in prison for officials.
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Jackson, Miss
CNS
Mississippi
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