Rest and Study Blur Summer Break for Twin City Students
World staff writer Frances Phillips finds Twin City college students using the summer break for rest and personal pursuits rather than vacations. Freshmen Kay Johnson, Holly Fant, and Sandy Castleberry plan late nights and early mornings, while Northeast State College juniors and seniors like Jean Dixon and Bob Frazier pursue reading, photography, and travel plans.
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Frances Phillips
Twin City College
Monroe
West Monroe
Kay Johnson
Louisiana Tech
Ms. W. P. Johnson
Holly Fant
Fat Tech
Paul
Minn
Sandy Castleberry
Tech
Teddy
Tommie
Jean Dixon
Northeast State College
Reggie Vaughn
Northeast
Delores
Bob Frazier
Jean Shaughnessy
Houston
Tex
Diane Sanchez
LSU
Jeannie Atkins
Jeannie
Lake Charles
Linda
Ben Bradford
Warsaw As Frisky Pup on a Leash of Change
Warsaw shows resilience rebuilding after 1944 destruction with bright skies and reclaimed streets yet remains under tight Soviet style control. Citizens joke in private, censoring officials loom in offices, Palace of Culture dominates the skyline, while art thrives in streets and clubs amid lingering authority.
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Palace of Culture
Joseph Stalin
Mississippi runoff set as Kennedy era looms
In Mississippi a runoff vote August 27 will decide between Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson and former Gov. J. P. Coleman for the gubernatorial nomination. President Kennedy and candidate Charles Sullivan shape the race with Sullivan’s abrupt endorsement reversal and Coleman’s bid to leverage the Kennedy issue. Johnson led in the first primary with 177,434 votes to Coleman’s 156,413. Sullivan earned 129,368 votes before withdrawing support.
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Coleman
Sullivan
Clarksdale
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Caleiman
Ackerman
Jenkins
Coleman Group
Coahoma County
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Forest
Laurel
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Gover
Paul B.johnson
Kennedy
Mississippi
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi At
Oxford
Ross Barnett
University
Justice Department
Meredith
Kosciusko
Ole Miss
Alcorn A&m
Clennon King
Sen
Day In Guess On Successor Postmaster General
In Los Angeles AP former Postmaster General J Edward Day says Kennedy will not appoint California Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh to the post He cites the aim for better mail service over boss politics and predicts a non political choice. Paris UP I O S Two OAS killers Blanchy and Leen are given life terms for the murder of a French army officer in Algeria.
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J. Edward Day
Kennedy
California Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Old Post
Winsruh
Inglewood
Paris
UPI
Secret Army
OAS
Jean-Louis Blanchy
Francois Leen
Algeria
FTC says Pfizer tied up tetracycline patent in price fix plan
The FTC ruled Pfizer and rival firms used unfair methods to obtain a tetracycline patent and conspired to fix antibiotic prices in a potential 1 billion dollar market over 17 years. The commission ordered a cease and desist, requested input on remedies, and noted Cyanamid’s separate patent issues. Pfizer and Bristol Laboratories denied wrongdoing and said they would appeal.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Chas, Pfizer & Co., Inc
Pfizer
American Cyanamid Co
Brisol-Myers Co
Bristol Laboratories
FTC
Philip Elman
Sigurd Anderson
Cyanamid
A. Leon Higginbotham Jr
Pfizer & Co
Philip I. Bowman
Bristol-Myers Co
Bristol
Black defendants guilty in South Africa massacre
In Koksstad, a South African court convicted 23 Black defendants of murdering five whites near a Bashee River bridge on February 5. They were linked to Poqo, an underground extremist group aiming to expel whites and establish an African Socialist Democratic State.
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Kokstad
South Africa
Bashee River
Poqo
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