Virginia Group Opens Study On Anti Integration Policy
RICHMOND Va UPI The 40 member legislative commission meets to work on suggestions for a state anti integration policy. The panel weighs whether to amend the Constitution section requiring public school maintenance and faces calls for private schooling or local option to withdraw from public schools. The panel has held hearings and subcommittees have studied phases. recommendations go to the General Assembly in March. A new segregationist group the Bilot Rigis CeneSede urged Virginians to rally at the Capitol in March.
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Legislative Schopatdy Commission
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General Assembly
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Augusta County
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Bor
Tony Anthony Meets Sonny Ray Friday Night Boxing Feature
United Press International reports a boxing bout at Madison Square Garden between Tony Anthony and Sonny Ray. The piece blends poetic hype from manager Ernie Braca with notes on each fighter’s style and past results, including Anthony’s 28 KOs in 37 wins and Ray’s 18 KOs in 29 fights, with a rematch setback from last November.
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Tony Anthony
Sonny Ray
Breca
Tony
Sonny
Nancher
Anthony
Nats Clinch Eastern Finals Spot Amid Playoff Victory
Syracuse Nats clinch a berth in the Eastern finals by routing the New York Kinks 131 to 115. Seymour and John Keer lead with 31 points each as the Nats outpace their rivals and set up a showdown with the Boston Celtics. The Western series remains tied 1-1 after Detroit edges Minneapolis in game two.
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Syracuse
Nats
National Basketball Association
Phyoffs
Bud Russell
Seonour
New York Kinks
Toeir
Ned Bate Pistons
K Nop
Kinneapais Jakers
Lakers
Elpin Baylac
Knicks
Rich
Mats
Jonn Keer
Boston Celtics
Russell
Boston Celtic
Boston
Detroit
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Scores and Results From Regional NCAA Basketball Games
Regional NCAA play is summarized with scores across multiple matchups. Notable results include New York Providence 68 Manhattan 65, St. Jon's 82 over St. Bonaventure 74, Kentucky 98 over Marquette 69, Cincinnati 55 over Kansas State 63, and San Francisco 63 Idaho State 49 with other regional scores interspersed.
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Providence
Manhattan
New York U
Denver
Bradley
Buller
St. Jon's
St. Bonaventure
NGAA
Charlotte
W.C
West Virwlis A
U, Navy
Louisville & Nicipens SL
Kentucky
Marquette
Kansas
Texas
Chris An
Harney Captures Pensacola Open In Record Victory
Paul Harney of Worcester won the Pensacola Open with a 269 four round total, a new tournament record. He led by five at halfway, fired a 65, then a 70 to finish three ahead of Tay Hebert of Sanford. Finishing tied for third at 277 were Ken Venturi and Freddie Haas, with Bob Rosburg firing a 62 in round three but closing with 72. Bob Wallice won the amateur title after a playoff with Conrad of Pensacola following a 255 total.
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Fla
Paul Harney
Harney
Worcester
Mass
Tay Hebert
Sanford
Hebert
Bob Rosburg
Palo Alto
Calif
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Rosburg
Ken Ventirt
Freddie Haas
New Orleans
Art Walk Jr
Pocono Manor
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Fao
Bob Wallice
Conrad
Sixty seven fillies nominated for Kentucky Oaks
Louisville reports sixty seven three year old fillies nominated for the $35 000 added Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs May 1. Silver Spoon the Santa Anita Derby winner may skip the Oaks to run the Derby if she trains well. Nomination acts as a saver if Whitneys mare is not Derby ready. Stakes winners among nominees include Rich Tradition Imperial Mill and Antle Heart. The Oaks is a spring feature at Churchill Downs since 1875.
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Silver Spoon
Churchill Downs
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Tradition
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Rey Danes
Wee Peet
Punkie
Fiji
Churchill, Downs
Whatever Happened to Irving Jaffee
Irving Jaffee won the 1928 Olympic 10,000 meters in St Moritz as the U S used a European format with five skaters racing against the clock. In 1932 at Lake Placid the American system produced a sweep with Jaffee capturing the 5,000 and 10,000 meters while Jack Shea took the 1,500 and 5,000. He later served as winter sports director at Grossinger Country Club in New York.
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Irving Jaffee
U.S
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Lake Placid
Jaffee
Jack Shea
Irving Janee
Grossinger Country Club
Grossinger
Vermon t State giant slalom title goes to Bud Weiner
Bud Weiner of Steamboat Springs Colorado captured the Vermont State giant slalom crown with a 2 11.8 clocking while Betsy Sake of Norwich Vermont won the women’s giant slalom in 1 53.2.
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UPI
Bud Weiner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Vermont
Betsy Sake
Norwich
Brissane
Australia
Herb Elliott
Tennessee Enacts Water Safety Bill Enforcement Shift
A joint conference committee moves enforcement of the water safety bill under the Tennessee Safety Council instead of the Department of Safety. Game and Fish officers and sheriffs may enforce the law under council direction. The House kept a $175 heavy truck tax hike while the Senate cut it to $75. Discussions also cover replacing a statue of E. W. Carmack atop the capitol tunnel and various education retirement finance proposals.
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L U. S
Comtell Hull
Capitol Tunnel
Hamilton County
Board of Education
Bob Hope Returns to Golf After Eye Clot Recovery
Bob Hope, recovering from a blood clot in his left eye, played nine holes today. He said his eye is about the same as a month ago but his overall pace has slowed and dizzy spells have mostly disappeared. He shot a 34 for nine holes and plans to continue golf if his form holds.
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Mollywood
Bob Hope
Assemblies of God Ranked High in U S Churches
The 1951 Yearbook of American Churches ranks the Assemblies of God eighth in number of churches among about 225 U S denominations. It notes strong Sunday School growth, 871,?416 teachers and 893,530 students, with 101 churches in all states and 14,095 in 70 foreign countries. Local pastor Lloyd Stone cites active home missions and enrollment drives as key growth factors. The Middlesboro Assembly of God invites public services at the church on Chestnut and Winchester.
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Greowth
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National Council of Churches
Carls
National Council
National Association of Evangelicals
Pentecostal Fellowship of North Ameaitea
World Fellowship of Pentecostals
Stance
Middiesboro
Hospital Notices and Dismissals List With Names
A fragmented hospital notice lists dismissals admissions births and names including Rita Gail Love Lone Journey Willam Bolton Harrogate Esco Whitaker Arthur Mra Glenn Mackins Tazewell Mrs Joe Fannett and others. It also records admissions for Mrs Creed Mathis Sneedville Mrs Jne Whitaker David L Willis Jonesville and Frank Tyree Harrogate with a memorial visiting tour date.
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Mistling Mours
Rina Gail
Love
Lone Jountain
Willam Bolton
Harrogate
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Arthur Mra
Glenn Mackins
Tazewell
Joe Fannett
Snd
Radford Division Receives Virginia Safety Award
Roanoke diners host the Radford division of Norfolk Western Railway for a safety award ceremony. The unit, covering Roanoke to Bluefield and the Bristol line, logged only five injuries in 1,627, VA man power years of work in 1933, beating four divisions for the honors. A 14-year-old Giles County woman near Pearisburg died after collapsing following a rain storm, possibly from a stroke, shortly after surviving a non collision accident. Virginia 1939 auto license plates went on sale statewide, with insured drivers paying the usual six dollars and uninsured motorists facing a new fifteen dollar surcharge.
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Norfolk Cami Western Railway
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Bristol
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UPI
Giles County
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Bynk Franks Robinson
Richmond
Virginia
Exotic tasting menu shocks Explorers Club guests
A Friday night event hosted by the Explorers Club offered bizarre dishes described as unusual tummy ticklers. The menu included items like roasted antespillae, barbecue Japanese snake meat, roasted Japanese ants, pickled African honey bees, and other unlikely fare with exotic preparations.
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New York
Explorers’ Club
Tyes Annenan
Kentucky News Briefs Highlights From UPI Dispatches
A Kentucky roundup from UPI notes Thomas C. Lewell Jr. Owensboro was nominated for governor in June. Other items include a Rotary International event in New York City, a regional debate tournament at Eastern Kentucky State College with teams moving to Lexington, a fire near Greenup County that destroyed a seven-room house and knocked out 59 telephone circuits, a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship awarded to William A. Brown of Kentucky State College, and Trv ine D Daniels of Owensboro named general chairman for Kentucky Wesleyan College’s 1959 fundraising drive. New York City reportedly has more than 10,000 grocery stores.
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Catholics Deny Protestant Claim on St Patrick
In a heated dispute, Rev. Frank A. Lawrence argues St Patrick’s ties favor Protestantism, while Catholic leaders dismiss the claim as a fabrication. Lawrence, from Graystone United Presbyterian Church, says Patrick's era showed Catholic influence was limited, prompting Catholic officials to question his research and intent.
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Jayne Mansfield Wins Two Door Prize Prizes
Palm Springs California Actress Jayne Mansfield pulled a winning door prize number from a ball fundraiser and kept the mink stole after husband Mickey Hargitay claimed the prize. Another guest won an original oil painting by desert artist John Morris as the second door prize.
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Women's International Adoption Foundation
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Obituaries Otis Lee Damron 2-year-old killed in mine accident
Funeral services for Otis Lee Damron of Garmeada were held at 2 pm yesterday at Garmeada Baptist Church with Rev. Ho wat Keekami and Rev. HW x Spirks officiating. Burial followed at Roselyn Memorial Gardens with pallbearers named. Music by singers from Flensley Baptist Church directed by Eugene Pulte. Funeral home: Futton-McKinney in charge. First session of the U.S Supreme Court opened in 1790 with Chief Justice John Jay presiding.
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Otis Lee Damron
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Roselayn Memorial Gardens
John Owens
Clanire Overbay
TE. Grace
Tom Hodge
Science shrinks piles with new nonsurgical method
A newly described healing substance named Bis-Dyne allegedly shrinks hemo rhoida piles without surgery. It reportedly relieves itching and pain, with neural reduction and reduced irritation observed after treatment. The claim cites a world famous research institute and a preparation form under patent status.
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Quitorera
Sony Druggint
Money Back
Book of Job Second U S Religious Drama Opens at Pineville
The Book of Job is staged as Pine Mountain's Lauree Cove venue opens at 8 30 p m EST running about 73 minutes. Georgetown College students and Dr Orth Gorey direct a masked chorus production inspired by mosaics and stained glass Europe. A Governors Conference reception praised the performance as moving and sincere with actors appearing as images rather than characters.
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Site Park
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Laure
Cove
Momlay
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Kentucky
Theodore Messeldin
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England
West Prestige at New Low Amid Baghdad Unrest
Western prestige sinks after Mosul mutiny failure. Nasser’s status labeled traitor by Baghdad press. Demonstrations fade as youths return to studies, with papers warned to keep fingers off triggers. Anti American chants arise but street mood remains cautious amid shifting regional loyalties.
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