Negroes Endorse Orangeburg Boycott Demands for Civil Rights
In Orangeburg South Carolina hundreds of Black residents endorsed a boycott demanding desegregation of the All Star Triangle Bowl and an eating establishment, removal of National Guard troops, and accountability for police brutality after a four day riot that left three dead and about fifty injured. The protests followed student attempts to desegregate a bowling alley, with Governor McNair stating guardsmen stay for citizen protection.
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Orangeburg
National Guard
I. D. Newman
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Trinity Methodist Church
Columbia
Robert McNair
Justice Department
South Carolina State College
Claflin College
Spring-Summer Pattern Catalog Offers Seventy Five Cent Patterns
The notice promotes Anne Adams sewing patterns from pattern 4518 for miss sizes 10 through 20 with size 14 requiring 23/8 yards of 39 inch fabric. It explains pricing sixty five cents per pattern plus 15 cents for mailing and handling, and advertises a free pattern with a coupon. It provides mailing details to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept in New York and instructs buyers to include name address zip size and style number.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Front Royal Youth Critical After Crash
Norris Franklin a 12 year old of Front Royal remained on the critical list at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a crash on Double Church Road caused by a car driven by his father Lyle Holmes Franklin. Franklin also hospitalized with a possible concussion but progressing satisfactorily. Five others injured in weekend accidents in the area.
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Norris Franklin
Front Royal
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lyle Holmes Franklin
Rt. 2
Double Church Road
Franklin
Joseph Butts
Stephenson
Stephenson Church
Clarke County
Robert Craven Wood
Rt. 1
Berryville
Beneath a Bridge A Man Quietly Chooses A Simple Life
A man living under a bridge reflects on wealth and poverty. He keeps $30 or $40, misspent dreams, and vows to stay out of danger. He imagines a future with no taxes or work and contemplates climbing out only when ready.
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Wescott
Budget cutters eye peanut crop costs amid stabilization talk
Washington AP reports federal budget cutters question the cost of the agriculture department stabilization program for peanuts. The department buys about one third of the crop, diverting purchases into cheaper byproducts to meet demand and reduce losses, with annual deficits around 45 million dollars. Proposals include smaller planting allotments and a two price system to cut government costs, though changes seem unlikely this year.
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Agriculture Department
No Appreciable Price Gains After Month of NFC Boycott
The National Farmers Organization says it will outlast the grain trade despite no notable price gains after a month of market boycotts in 30 states. Corn, oats, wheat, and other grains rose only pennies. officials debate impact while exports, acreage programs, and government loans influence markets. Ella Fitzgeralds European tour includes dates in Munich and Vienna.
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Des Moines
Iowa
National Farmers Organization
Militant Farmer Organization
Southeast Asia
NFC
Oren Lee Stalley
Chicago Jas
Staley
Bob Skinner
Iowa Grain and Feed Dealers Association
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