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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1958

Page

8

Civil Rights Commission Eyes Field Investigations

New Hampshire lawyer Gordon M. Tiffany leads the Civil Rights Commission as staff director. He explains investigators must be tactful and diplomatic to handle delicate racial questions while gathering substantial material for reports. The commission will launch a nationwide inquiry this month into voting, education, and housing discrimination and may hold public hearings if needed.

Washington Civil Rights Commission Gordon M. Tifffany New Hampshire New Commission Tiffany Congress

Newsmen Hear Expert Talk On Guided Missiles In Dallas

In Dallas the opening session of the Texas Press Association convention features Rear Admiral Kirkpatrick of the Naval Operations Staff discussing guided missiles. He forecasts Vanguard program failures may occur but expects enough satellite launches to classify the year as successful. He notes Navy space work is advancing with reconnaissance value and ongoing effort despite occasional setbacks. Directors name Brownwood as next year's convention site.

Dallas Naval Operations Staff Texas Press Assn Kirkpatrick Dallas Naval Air Station Brownwood James Gillentine David C. Leavell Galveston Daily News and Tribune Vanguard

Weave and Impeccable Appearance Collection Ad

A vintage advertisement highlights a fashion theme with notes of comfortable shade and all day relaxation. The item emphasizes weave textures and impeccable styling from a broader collection.

White student cleared of disturbing the peace at Little Rock

Curtis Stover, 18, a Central High graduate, spat on a Negro girl Thelma Johnson after the May 25 baccalaureate. Municipal Judge Robert Laster ruled him innocent, citing an emotion he could not control and blaming Dwight Eisenhower for the scene. Ernest Green was among the 602 graduates.

Little Rock, Ark UPI Curtis Stover Central High School Robert Laster Laster Dwight Eisenhower Poland

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