Arizona tribune. [volume], August 22, 1958, Image 1

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JOE BROWN HONORARY ELK
JOE BROWN , lightweight champion of the
world accepts an honorary Elks’ card from
Dr. DAVID SOLOMON , exalted ruler. J. D.
SHANN (left)jformer welterweight boxer ;
smiles approvingly.
Meet Another
Staff Member
OSBORNE CALLAHAN, 27,
native of Phoenix, Arizona lives
at 1422 S. 11th Avenue with his*
mother, Mrs. Dorothy Callahan.
A graduate of Dunbar Gram-
Arugg^gribung
Ist year, No, 5
COLLINS RECORDS
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Pictures and story - page 5
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LO/S JAMES , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
James of Laveen , Arizona , is a charming
young lady in white. She attended Laveen Gram
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mar School, Carver High, and
Phoenix Jr. College, Callahan
amassed an enviable athletic rec
ord.
He spent a year and a half
in the U.S. Airforce during the
Korean conflict. He received
recognition for his basketball
ability while stationed at Elgin
Friday, August 22, 1958
SEGREGATION
END UNCERTAIN
No one can say how long
it will take for 100% compliance
with the U.S. Supreme Court’s
four-year-old ruling that segre
gation in public schools is un
constitutional, Dr. RossPugmire
professor of education at the
University of Oklahoma, said
here yesterday.
'There are those in the South
who have expressed the view
that desegregation under the law
is inevitable. There are others
who are committed to continued
'massive resistance.’
'ln the hard core of the area
of resistance, it may well be
that all deliberate delay, instead
of all deliberate speed, will pre
vail for some years to come.'
Integration has been started
or completed in 17% of Texas
school districts, 80% of Okla
homa’s, 91% in Maryland, 29%
in delaware, 70% in Kentucky and
100% in West Virginia, the pro
fessor reported.
Field, Florida.
Now a senior at ASC Tempe,
he is majoring in Elementary
Education and plans to enter the
teaching field or law upon grad
uation.
Callahan is a sales repre
sentative for the Arizona Tri
bune.
Pictorial Weekly
major charged in
ATTACK ON COMIC
Germany, Aug. 16—An Army
spokesman today said that Maj.
Leonard V. Bailey of Salt Lake
City is being charged with as
saulting Negro Comedian, Tim
mie Rogers.
Rogers claims that Bailey
pummeled him and kicked him
in the ribs when he arrived late
for a show he was to give Aug.
2 at the local Officer’s Club.
The entertainer was treated af
terward at an Air Force Hos
pital in Wiesbaden for a broken
rib.
An Army spokesman said
preliminary investigation of Rog
ers’ accusations had been com
pleted and the major will be
charged with assault and con
duct unbecoming an officer. No
trial date has been set.
Rogers is staying in a Wies
baden hotel, awaiting the out
come. Bailey has refused to
discuss the case with newsmen,
saying the Army instructed him to
make no statements while the in
vestigation was under way.
The Army spokesman said
Bailey had been relieved of his
post as club officer of the Baum
holder Officers Club and was as
signed to other duties.
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GLENN and DENISE greet Arizona Tribune
readers after a short vacation in Los Angeles
with their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. D. CAL
HOUN, 1708 W. Sonora.—photo Jim Woods
10 cents
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JIM TITUS came to Phoenix 5 months ago fol
lowing a tour of the western states for Na
tional School Assemblies of Los Angeles. Jim
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Phoenix, Arizona