Uprising in South Africa Told Through Nightly Shebees
SAUL PETT JOHANNESBURG AP reports rising native unrest under white rule as unseen organizations form and strikes, riots, and potential revolution loom. A native student, teacher, and writer warn of violence while a chief seeks peaceful self rule. Segregation binds blacks to passes and long queues. whites mostly back apartheid though some call for change. A native lawyer and doctor share daily clashes of class and color in urban life.
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Next 50 Years Harder Verwoerd Speech in Bloemfontein
Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd, speaking at Bloemfontein on the union’s 50th anniversary, warned that the next 50 years will be harder after surviving an April assassination attempt. He urged South Africans to endure a difficult climb amid international criticism of apartheid.
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World Affairs Group Sets First Parley in Middletown
The Middletown Chapter of the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs sets its first meeting for Tuesday June 7 at 8 p m in Middletown High School visual aid room. A R Edwards Armco International Corp president and council trustee will discuss the cold war and its meaning for Americans based on trips to Europe and South America. William C Messner executive secretary will explain council membership. Co-sponsors are League of Women Voters and Great Decisions discussion group members.
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It's A Girl For Lee Ann Meriwether
Actress Lee Ann Meriwether Miss America 1955 and husband Frank Aletter welcome first child a daughter named Kyle weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces born Tuesday in Los Angeles.
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Lee Ann Meriwether
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Rockefeller Landside For Conduct At Summit
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller lauded President Eisenhower for his conduct at the summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Speaking before 800 Republicans, Rockefeller praised Eisenhower's balance of peace, freedom, and opportunity while noting the summit’s collapse underscoring the challenge ahead.
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