Negro student Hood quits Alabama university amid charges
James A Hood, a 20 year old Negro student from Gadsden, withdraws from the University of Alabama after two months of study and amid charges following a speech in Gadsden. The board meeting on charges against him was canceled. Hood faced accusations of conspiring to violate a news conference rule and of insulting university officials and a dormitory official.
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James A. Hood
University of Alabama
Hood
Gadsden, Ala
Board of Trustees
Gadsden
Vivian J. Malone
Autherine Lucy
Hood departs as Negro students face University ban
Hood's departure leaves Miss Malone of Mobile and Dave Mccglathery in Huntsville as the only Negro students at the university. Admitted under federal court order, the trio are advised to avoid routine duties until their condition improves to prevent mental and physical breakdown.
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Miss Malone
Mobile
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Dave M. MccGlathery
Huntsville
Arthur Shores
Birmingham
Police Dog Sabre Keeps Spot on Canine Force
In Indianapolis Sabre the police dog, who faced retirement after losing a fang, kept his status on the canine corps with the aid of a dentist. The UPI report notes the effort maintained Sabre’s working role and public image.
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Indianapolis, Inc
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Action Set For 2 Kennedy Bills
Washington AP Two Kennedy proposals face early action with the House voting on a 1.1 billion college construction bill while the Senate considers creating a National Service Corps. Hearings on the limited nuclear test ban treaty begin as the House starts drafting a civil rights bill. Civil rights Leader Emanuel Celler expects a strong bill within weeks.
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Party Girl Claims She's Expecting Baby By Ward
London AP Julie Gulliver says she is going to have a baby by the late Dr Stephen Ward. The 22 year old singer met Ward four months before his death amid the Profumo scandal. She says the baby is due in March and, if a boy, will be named Stephen. She stood by Ward during his trial and says she will present new evidence to Lord Denning.
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Christine Keeler
Miss Gulliver
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