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PAGE EIGHT
BUIDING NIXON FOR PRESIDENT
(Continued from page 1)
funds he or his officials finally
wanted, and all that they plan
ned to release in expenditures
for fiscal 1958,” the Digest says.
Stating the theme of this is
sue of the Digest is the follow
ing paragraph in the Comment
section:
“A good portion of this issue
is devoted to demonstrating that
the Democrats have been right
and the Republicans wrong about
most of the major issues of re
cent years, including our de
fense program: This is done in
no spirit of smug gloating that
the Republicans are to blame
for national misfortunes. It is
done because the yardstick of
the immediate past is the best
way to measure a political par
ty’s ability to deal with the pre
sent and the future. In this is
sue we measure the Republicans
by such a yardstick. We believe
the unbiased reader will agree
with us that the Eisenhower
Administration hasn’t measured
up.” A new Digest feature, Keep
ing Score on the GOP, reports
that the Ford Motor Company
“spent $250 million to launch
the new Edsel; the Administra
tion spent sllO million on Pro
ject Vanguard, still not launch
ed.”
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wem’t behaving ourselves—just
jeering her. I think if we had
had any sort of decency, we
wouldn’t have acted that way....
How would you like to have to
walk down the street with
everybody yelling behind you like
they yelled behind EEizageth?....
Minnie Jean: Hold your hand
up. I'm brown, you are white.
What's the difference? We are
all of the same thoughts..._.Kay,
Joe and Robin—do you know
anything about me, or is it just
that your mother has told you
about Negroes?
Ernest: Well, getting back to
this intermarriage and all that
cation. Really if I’m going there
to socialize, I don’t need to be
going to school* I can stand out
on the comer and socialize
Kay: (Sammy and I) We both
came down here today with our
mind set on it (that) we weren’t
going to change our mind that
we were fully against integra
tion. But I know now that we’re
going to change our mind.
Mrs. Ricketts: What do your
parents say to that?
Kay: I think I’m going to
have a long talk with my par
ents.
Kay and Sammy will have
plenty to tell. For instance, they
could cite the courage and de
termination of Melba Pattillo
who was pushed so hard she
almost fell on her face on the
one day the federalized Arkan
sas Guardsmen replaced the
paratroopers at the school.
Melba is ceijtain of one thing:
“The only way they’ll get me
out of Central now, is to take
me out—feet first. And I intend
to keep on standing on my feet.”
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WHITE MAN GIVEN 12 MONTHS
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ZEBULON, Ga.—A 45 year-old
White man was sentenced to 12
months in prison Tuesday for
raping a 13-year-old Negro girl.
0 Judge John H. McGahee sen
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nine children to work off his
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will also be fined SI,OOO or re
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prison sentence.
A jury deliberated more than
two hours before finding Dunn,
a garage operator in Means
ville, guilty of the rape charge.
The jury recommended misde
meanor sentence despite pleas
from State Sol. Gen. Andrew
Whalen for a felony conviction.
Dunn pleaded not guilty be
fore a packed court room at the
beginning of his trial Tuesday
morning.
It is forecast that by 1956, and
perhaps sooner, there will be 81
million motor vehicles registered
in this country, as against 66,-
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