Curly-Haired Horses Catch Oregon Builder's Dream
Pendleton Oregon UC A Wolf raises curly haired horses after 15 years of seeing them in the Blue Mountains He now owns six and plans to sell them once a large herd a registry and a name copyright Pendletonian are in the works In Houston David Caldwell shifts view of teens after a fire damages his home and prompts praise for younger people as needed contributors to society.
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Tambroni Government Collapses Amid Confidence Crisis
Rome reports that Prime Minister Fernando Tambroni’s fragile Christian Democratic government faces doom after inviting his resignation. He was set for a Senate confidence vote following a narrow Deputies tally aided by non fascist support, worsening his political position.
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Southwide Boycott Ordered by Negro Leaders
United Press reports Negro leaders called for a Southwide boycott during Holy Week targeting stores that refused to serve Negroes. White-owned stores in Jackson, Mississippi, said Negroes entering their shops were limited, while observers warned the action could escalate tensions and affect politics nationwide.
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Son of Firestone on His Honeymoon
Kimball C. Firestone, 26, son of Leonard K. Firestone, wed Laurie Ann Green, 21, in Beverly Hills. The couple left for Acapulco, Mexico, Saturday to begin their honeymoon after the ceremony.
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NAACP Leader Praises Boycott Decline In Negro Employment Fight
Medgar Evers hailed the boycott as a success predicting about a 70 percent drop. He warned threats from white store owners who planned to fire Black workers as the Jackson State Times editorialized on Sunday about the boycotts and their impact.
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