Integration Efforts Fail In Georgia North Carolina
United Press International reports integration attempts at downtown restaurants failed in Atlanta and Raleigh. Two biracial student groups were arrested in Atlanta for dining in segregated eateries, while Liberia’s U.N. ambassador Miss Angie Brooks and a reporter were refused service in Raleigh. A civil rights walk was planned from Chattanooga toward Mississippi to honor slain mailman William L. Moore.
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WVU Granted 808000 for Wood Laboratory Center
Charleston AP notes the Area Redevelopment Administration approved an 808000 grant to finance a forestry and wood utilization laboratory at West Virginia University. The center aims to develop new wood product uses and will be part of the School of Forestry on the Evansdale Campus, with construction starting this summer.
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Harriman Reports Little Headway With Khrushchev on Laos and Tense Issues
Washington officials said Harriman’s 50 minute White House briefing on his Moscow talks with Nikita Khrushchev showed no major breakthrough. The Laos issue dominated the discussion with Khrushchev signaling intent to honor Vienna and Geneva Laos pledges while touching on nuclear testing Berlin and Cuba. Khrushchev hinted at withdrawing more Cuban troops if the United States avoids forcing the issue, with Berlin noted as an ongoing East West problem.
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