davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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are correct in their determina-
tion to clean house." but ism t
there a better way of handling
it?
AS for a script-less show,
like Paar's, isn't this (blue
materiaD the calculated risk?
Johnnie Winters innocent de-
scription of a bull (the night
before) was hilarious.
If Paar has been overheard
lately-and many feel he has
why not call him aside? Or had
they done that already?
Observation: One would feel
more sympathetic to the net
works cleanup" If it obtained
to someone besides actors. AS
the lady of my house observed,
when housewives write by the
tens of thousands for a show
like Sam Levenson's, nothing
happens. Fifty crank letters of
complaint seem to produce
instant results. And where, by
the way, was CHS when Lever
Brothers decreed that Mr..
Lucky couldn't be a gambler?
News Department: In major
move to expand its Public Af-
fairs Department, ABC's John
Daily announced yesterday that
John Secondari, bureau chief
in Washington, and aide Helen
Rogers (who brought of the
African series on a solo junket)
are now in the New York staff
Secondari becomes producer OF
Evening star., 1960-02-12
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

S:35, WOL-Broadway Show
Time. The cast Of "Briga-
DOOM" with David Brooks
and Marion Bell, will be
featured.
sos, WTOP Jamie Bragg.
Selections from Ella Fitz-
gerald's collection Of George
and Ira Gershwin songs.
1000, WWDC - Washington
Reports. "Is Our Defense
Adequate" with Senator
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special projects. Replacing him
here - news veteran Robert
Fleming.
Another promotion was an
nounced yesterday by Mutual;
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jackson, Democrat Of Wash
ington. and Senator Salton-
stall, Republican of Massa-
chusetts.
1880, WTOP - Music Til
Dawn. Hayden's Symphony
No. 100 in G..
Tomorrow
200, WTOP - Metropolitan
Opera. Beethoven's Fl
delio." Birgit Nilsson, Swed-
ish soprano. will sing the
title role. Others in the
cast are baSso Giorgio Tozzi,
tenor Jon Vickers and Lau-
rel Hurley.
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a deserved one for its news
director here, Steve McCor-
mick. He was elected vice
president in charge of news
and Washington operations.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
ON THE AIR
Is There oHoppy
Comic Anywhere?
By BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

NBC finally struck the taped show and blue
penced joke it considered in WISH somehow
that the networks censor had demonstrated little
in the first exercise of his authority.
The principle of the thing count-but cause ceebre
a water-closet?
seehing, No one likes to be told he's
not in good taste
And last night Paar TAPPING only about 20
Evening star., 1960-02-12
Steps StrunqIe Child

CLIFTON SPRINGS, N. Y,
Feb. IL (AP).-Julie Mae Jen-
sen, 4, strangled yesterday when
her head accidentally caught
between the open steps Of an
outside stairway at her home.
Evening star., 1960-02-12

Gas saving is on everybody's mind. The PLYMOUTH
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thousands that Plymouth has the economy they're
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take the wheel of regular Plymouth. That jar
mounted at the side is the new ECONOMY METER.
Just drive in your usual way (and note how brilliantly
the car respondsD.
Then watch how slowly the gas level goes down
in that Economy Meter. Compare the small amount
Of fuel used with the mileage figures on the speedom-
eter See for yourself exactly how many miles you
got on just teacups full of fuel
It's new kind of demonstration. You'll find it
interesting -. and very much worth while.
chysIerengneered product built solid way to give you
Evening star., 1960-02-12
YOU do the driving.
YOU check the mileage.
YOU prove P|ymouth's economy yourself.

Haze you taken the PLYMOUTH
convincing demonstration Plymouth Dealers You'll
yo how the Solid Plymouth gv you more miles per oaon
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-20

affected by the controversy. They
had record enrolment last year
of 1854 pupils, gain of 1927
over the number in the preceding
term. Archbishop Joseph F. Rum
mel has said that the parochial
schools will be desegregated "no
later than" the public schools.
The issue was drawn here May
16, Judge J. Sicily Wright hand
ed down a desegregation order
then against the school board of
Orleans Parish County,. He told
the board to begin a grade-A-yeaI
desegregation plan at the first
grade level in September.
Injunction Issued
On July 20, however, Judge Oil
yer P. Carriere of the State Civil
District Court issued an injunction
forbidding the board to comply
with Judge Wright's order. He
acted at the request of the State
Attorney General, Jack P. F.
Gremillion.
The National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie then filed an action in Federal
court. The groups action seeks
to make Governor Davis and Mr..
Gremillion parties to the case. 1t
also asks Judge Wright to prevent
Mr.. Gremillion from proceeding
with his effort in the state to
block desegregation.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-20

senior from Laurel, Miss, leaped
26-0 3i4, 1855, 26-1h and 26 II ia
on his second, third, fourth and
fifth tries. He did not take his
sixth trial.
He said of his record-breaking
leap:
"Jesse said it was all right to
break it. He's tried of it."
In Chicago, Owens, agreed gra-
ciously:
"I'm happy to see the record
broken, and Pm just thankful that
it stood up this long,"
Both Owens and Boston are Ne
groes.
Records
Boston's jump was just one of
four world record-shattering per-
formances Friday night. The 9TH
ers:
Hal Connolly, Southern Califor-
MIA Striders, 230 feet, 9 inches in
the hammer throw (bettering his
own record of 225-4, set in 1859.
Bill Nieder, Army, 65 feet, 10
inches in the shot put (bettering
his pending record of 65-7, set last
August).
The team of Eddie Southern
Earl Young, Otis Davis and Jack
Yerman, 3:05.6 in the mile relay
(bettering record of the u. S. ma
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-20
Carver Dist.
Company Expand

Carver Distributing Company
with headquarters in the Masonic
Temple Building, 1O72-5 Lynch
Street, Jackson, Miss, has the
State Franchise for Curtis Car
yer Products. A. w. Curtis, a
protege of the late DR.. George
Washington Carver who was one
of the worlds greatest scientists.
is carrying on the work with the
peanut and the potato.
Presently Carver Distributing
Company has representatives in
Jackson, Vicksburg, Greenville
Hazlehurst, Brookhaven, McComb
Meridian and Gulfport.
Sufferers of Arthritis, Rheuma-
tism, Muscular Aches and Pain
loudly acclaim the relief they re-
ceive from Curtis Rubbing Oil, one
of DR.. Carver's discovered uses OF
the peanut.
Persons desiring to get set ur
in business of their own that is
depression proof and does not re.
quire a large investment should
contact J. E. Lindsay at the com
pany's headquarters as indicated
above or phone FL 5-7224.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-20
louisiana.
Continued from Page One)

(COnClnueQ from rage One)
that brought Federal troops to
Little Rock Ark. in 1857.
M. Hepburn Many, the United
States Attorney here, had assert
ed that the Federal District Court
"will use what force is necessary"
to bring compliance with its de-.
segregation order-"the greater
the resistance the greater h e
force"
Showdown Ahead
A, showdown is scheduled Sept.
8, when New Orleans schools open.
This is a month before Americans
go to the polls to choose between
Senator John F. Kennedy, the
Democratic Presidential nominee,
and Vice President Nixon, the Re-
publican candidate.
Republicans hope to consolidate
the gains of President Eisenhow-
Cl, WIN CdTIICu AOulSldId anu
four other Southern states in 1866.
A repetition of the events of
Little Rock, however, would prob
ably cost Mr.. Nixon any support
that he had in the region.
The operation of public schools
throughout Louisiana may also be
at stake. One of the anti-integra
ton laws enacted recently by the
Legislature directs the Governor
to take over the administration of
any school that is ordered to de-
segreeate. Another empowers him
to close every classroom in the
state if necessary to prevent whites
and Negroes from attending school
together. Il
The parochial schools of the
New Orleans archdiocese of the
Roman Catholic Church are not
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-20

toinal team of 1866. The second
team in Friday nights relay-Cliff
Cushman, Ted Woods, Jerry Sci
bert and Glenn Davis-also broke
the record, finishing in 2:06.1.
The other world records were
tied:
Records Tied
Rink Babka of the Southern Cali
fornia striders equalled the mark
of Poland's Edmund Piatkowski by
throwing the discus 1876 feet, 6h
inches. And Dave Slime of the Duke
Track Club tied a record held by
three men, running 100 meters in
10.1 seconds.
A month ago, after returning
from the Olympic trials at Palo
Alto, Calf, Boston told a news
man: 81 feel I've got a pretty good
chance at it( the record).
81 have a faulty approach to the
board. But if l can get good run
and hit the board like l should I've
got chance"
His school is noted for it's out
standing programs-particularly in
basketball and track. His coach,
Raymond Kemp, calls Boston "the
most consistent jumper in the
country"
The crew-cut college student also
has equaled or bettered the Olym-
pic standard in the high jump and
high hurdles.
And his coach thinks he may de-
velop into top decathlon perform
er for the 1864 Olympics.
eff l can gain some weight" said
@bo 1cc Mound Rocfon UT'11 try If -
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-20
PAGE SEVEN

the Knights Of st. Peter Calver
at the 45th national convention Of
the predominantly Negro Catholic
fraternal society.
Farther Harold Perry, s. v. D.,
Of Bay st. Louis, Miss, was re-
elected national chaplain Of the
society which will hold its 1861
convention in Washington, d. C.
Some 800 persons attended the
five-day melting here.
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&1l1f (z32I3
MISSISSIPPI NEGRO STUDENT
BREAkS25-YR. I'D JUMP REcORI
Ralph Boston Of Laurel Betters
Record Of Jesse Owens Set AT
The May 1885 Olympic Games

Walnut, Calif.-The slender bio
chemistry student forgot the three
stitches in his leg, roared down the
runway, sprang lightly off the edge
of the broad-jump pit-and sailed
into history.
When he came down, Ralph Bos-
ton was 26 feet II ia inches away
from where he started his jump
8 inches farther than Jesse Owens
great leap in May 1885, the oldest
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track and field record of them all.
Boston although he had spiked
himself in the leg on an earlier
jump, achieved a double distinc-
ton Friday night in the u. S.
teams pre-Olympic meet at Mount
San Antonio College. He become
the first broad jumper in history to
clear 26 feet four times in one
meet.
The 21-year-old Tennessee A&I
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Catholics
Continued from Page One)

Columbus here.
Calvin Hobbs, assistant line
chief in maintenance at nearby
Mather Air Force base, was elect
ed Faithful Navigator. Marine
Technology is used by the Knights
to designate offices, in keeping
with the profession of Columbus,
their patron.
Sgt. Hobbs Joined the Sacramen-
to Council of the fraternal socie-
ty of Catholic men in 1866. In
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-20

1865 he was made a member of
the fourth, or highest, degree in
the organization.
The Bishop Manogue Assembly
is made up Of Fourth Degree
knights from the various Councils
in this area.
New Iberia, La, Aug. 10 - DIR.
Eugene B. Perry of Houston, Tex,
was reelected Supreme Knight of
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s =. =. y VA. Odd $
fARhlNG LoT-Well located down
town. 1l24 18th st. NV. lO.ODV
SO. IT. securely fenced for night
parking. Current business covers
rentals Of $3.50 mo. Potential in
excess 1000 mo. Phi. OWNER,
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PAIENT MEDICINE, del. fountain,
upper nv" opposite Ice; Govt.
t noSp:s rent. oSl50; fine equip, well
sSt e. S96 Sn0O w; INCOME; priced
DON CO. EXCLUSIVE BROKEPl.
81. 3-34S0. HO. 2-7910.
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Fred J. George, Realtor

McLEAN-1h acres plus unusual
brick custom-built 1-level house
Flasstone Of the entr. hall con-
tinues around corner to liv. rm.
hearth: diversified frepl.; laundry
in bedrm. wing; lge. liv din. and
family nm, bedrms, 3 baths and
study; bsmt. and enclos. gar. In
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F. w. BERENs, Realtors
PRESTIGE TYPE?

You'll want to see this MAJESTIC
COLONIAL SPL1T-LEVEL with 4
bedrms. and 3 full baths. This
brick home is situated in exclusive
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Vernon parkway within sight OF
the Potomac. Tremendous kitchen,
screened porch-built.in garase
and full basement are among the
many features of this excellent
home. Priced to sell now at
S3s,450-for further details cali
us TODAY
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DRY CLEAN.-LAUNDRY

Mostly dry cleaning. Owner quotes
over $3.50 weekly. Can be Treafly
increased with personal memt
White clientele. Priced reaS. Good
terms. Must be seen TO be appre-
ciated. Exclusive. Ewes. and suns.
shea Chasen, RA. 6-543S.
HHHND O. MAXI
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FOR LEA 3E

FOR LEA 5E
And Immediate Occupancy
New ebay service station,
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Minimum investment and
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FOUNTAIN SNACKS-Va., ideal for
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GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-6500.
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MIR. FIXIT

NO MONEY DOWN GI; appraised
at S15,500; all brick: full base
ment; . bedrooms on main floor,
4 unfinished bedrms. upstairs;
blocks to z Corners. See 1t today
MannaS RltY., JE. 2-3110
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CONTINUED

SOUND CUNT. Sc, fire-resistant
construction. good transp.: tenants
pay gas. electric and heat, making
II easy to operate and q good
Garner, too. S29,950.
Mr.. Duclos DI 7-43O0
FREDERICK H. DENsToN CO.
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over So 600 annually. MONT
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ANY OTHER DELIGHTFUL
HOUSES FROM S16.500 TO
MCLEAN

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exit through sliding glass doors,
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right on Westbury I'd. to our
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BAKERY

Fully equipped bakery in Fairlinr-
ton Shopping Center Rental OF
S275,0o includes use Of equipment.
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th St. NV. d.. 1880
BAR: PRINCE GEO. CO. with liq-
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equipped business and property
with substantial building with
living quarters and over | acre
of CO commercial ground on
main highway. $4,000 down will
handle. Mr.. Thaden, MONTGOM-
cry REALTY CO., JU. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MCLEAN, VA.
Two-Acre .e
Country Estate

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hall design: 4 bedrms., "a baths.
din. liv., kit; terrace: scar "a.
rage: garden house: lge. screened
porch, white country fence, beaut.
shrubs and tall shade trees: S42,-
500, only $500 cash. By ap-
potntment.
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MONROE
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Bath, space for maids room oil
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QUAH FARM FOR SALE-If YOU
lave a a or "A Of an acre lot
ana q little spare time. this is
one business Tor you. Sale in
for 1000 birds, . incubators.
6rooders. ana many other extras.
Low down payment, financing
can be erransed. SP. 2-7746.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
She's No Golf Widow
Mrs. Palmer Partner in His Career

W which has accompanied
Palmer'S spectacular show
ing as a professional golfer
this year has failed to ripple
the serene outlook on life Of
the young couple, although
naturally putting a premium
on their time.
They're still the friendly
home bodies they were before
the strong-a armed son of a
greenskeeper-professional be-
came the years golf Sensa-
tion by winning four tour
tournaments, including three
in a row, and then taking his
second Masters in three
years. His earnings in 13
tournaments were S44,256.
Their pace of living has &C
celerated tre m dously.
When they come home now
between tournaments it isn't
to a leisurely life of dinner
and bridge with friends, cas-
Evening star., 1960-04-24

q year and a half who was
Italian, which might have
something to do with it."
Although she is a no.
pound, neatly proportioned
bundle of nervous energy,
Winnie oddly enough says
she doesn't get too nervous
when her husband is play
ing in a tournament.
They built their house three
years ago, and added the
wing for the den last fall.
A beautifully appointed liv-
ing room which Winnie says
is her pride and joy has a
large window which looks
out on the rolling fairways
of the Latrobe Country Club.
M. F. Deacon Palmer,
Armies father, started as
greenskeeper there 80 years
ago, and 10 years later be-
came the pro. He had Arnie
swinging sawed-off clubs
when he was 3, and playing
18 holes at S.
"I guess we'll always have
a home here" Winnie said
contentedly. "Arnie is a
great family man. He actu-
ally gets homesick for his
parents when he's away for
Evening star., 1960-04-24
BY WHITNEY MARTIN
Associated Press Sports Writer

LATROBE, Pa, April 23.-
Mrs. Arnold Palmer, cute
as a button in tan shorts
and polkadot blouse, sorted
a huge pile of mail in the
red-gumwood paneled den Of
the trim, ranch-style house
tucked away in the rugged
foothills of the Alleghenies
hard by Route 80, or the old
Lincoln highway.
She came upon a familiar
envelope and shuddered
slightly. 1t was a telephone
bill.
Here's the war debt
again." she said with resig-
nation. 1t seems Arnie is a
telephone addict, although
at the moment all the calls
were coming in, at the rate
Of one every two minutes.
The sudden burst of fame
Evening star., 1960-04-24

ual rounds of golf, visiting
about, or just loafing.
Now it is luncheons and
banquets and parades, TV
and radio commitments, re-
porterS and photographers,
and the incessant telephone
Interruptions. 1t is hurry,
hurry, hurry.
It's all new and quite Won
derful, and Winnie, as her
friends know Mrs. Palmer, is
an integral part of it all.
She's a slim 26-year-old
with a perky, turned-up nose,
blue eyes, brown hair and a
trace Of freckles.
Winnie is anything but a
golf widow, despite the pro-
feSsion of her husband. She's
a partner in his career as
we'll as in his life, with the
blessed knack of blending
the duties of a housewife and