Speed Is Florida's Greatest Killer
Florida's chief traffic safety program director H N Kirkman calls speeding Florida's top killer. He cites about 600 fatal accidents yearly with over 200 involving speed, urging drivers to heed speed limits, slow for curves, maintain safe distance, and use lights properly in a coordinated campaign with the National Safety Council.
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H. N. Kirkman
Florida Highway Patrol
Kirkman
National Safety Council
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Haiti calm after expulsion of president
Haiti remains calm as the military junta expands control with approval from Estime regime followers and opposition senator Henrique. Many citizens prefer the junta to a civil provisional government, believing it preserves order and morale across the country. The army remains the strongest force in Haiti and Central America.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
ANP
Estime
Sen. Alphonse Henrique
Vashon Student Wins Sketch Contest in St Louis
Eleanor Roberts a 16 year old from Vashon high school won first prize of 25 dollars in a City Art Museum sketching contest. She topped 18 contestants during the museum showing of The Titan Michelangelo film.
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ST. Louis
ANP
Vashon
Eleanor Roberts
City Art Museum
the Titan
Michelangelo
Italy
CIO Committee Backs FEPC in Civil Rights Push
In Cleveland Ohio the CIO Staff Conference on Civil Rights sponsored by the CIO Committee to Abolish Discrimination urged Congress to pass FEPC legislation and other proposals from the President's Civil Rights Committee. The group condemned Senate cloture failure as political jockeying on a lifeline issue. Willard S. Townsend of UTSEA Chicago is secretary. George L. Weaver is the committee’s director.
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FEPC
Cleveland, O
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CIO
Senate
Willard S. Townsend
UTSEA
Chicago
George L. Weaver
Chooses Education Ahead of Crown
A Liberia born freshman at Southern University, Augustine Jalla, 21, chooses education over leading his tribe. He plans to study business administration while at school and says he can serve his people better prepared for responsibility. Jalla envisions reforms in Yandemolahun, Liberia, including health services and hospital facilities, and advocates for only one wife for the chief.
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Southern University
Tyna
Augustine Jala
Liberia
Jalla
United States
Mawol Jalla
Jara
Yandemolahun
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