Arizona tribune. [volume], February 12, 1960, Page page 3, Image 3

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ORGANIZATION
WAS FOUNDED
ON STUDY,
RESEARCH AND FAITH
IN FUTURE
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land to complete, planned
communities comes within its
scope of operations. Nothing
is ever done in the LEE
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Race Relations
Diary
CHARLOTTE, N.C.: Passive
resistance by Negro students
started in the fourth North
Carolina town. Lunch coun
ters were closed following
bomb threats.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.: A
small dynamite bomb ex
ploded at the home of Car
lotta Walls, one of the five
Negroes enrolled in the once
lily white Central High
School.
LAGOS, NIGERIA: African
listeners called crusading
evangelist Billy Graham
“The man with his skin
peeled off.” Crowds totalled
100,000. More than 2,000 at
one sermon came forward to
accept Christianity.
WASHINGTON, D.C.: Attor
ney General William P. Rog
ers vetoed the federal regis
trar plan as worthless in
helping voteless Negroes
“as a ticket to the Dempsey-
Firpo fight.”
SAN FRANCISCO: Ronald
Stratten, 17, was elected
president of the Lowell High
School student body.
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ALTHEA GIBSON, U.S. women’s tennis champion and
winner of the Wimbledon title is touring with the Harlem
Globetrotters. She and Karol Fageros display racquet skills
during halftimes. The sports show appeared at ASU gym in
Tempe, Wed. Feb. 10.
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Arizona Tribune, Friday, February 12, 1960
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SPECIAL
BULLETIN
—
PHOENIX: Feb. 11 Postal
authorities will investigate
the recently revived Arizona
Sun newspaper which issued
its first edition in more than
a year last week.
The newspaper claims to
have a second class mailing
permit but the permit issued
to Doc Benson, former pub
lisher and editor of the Ari
zona Sun had been revoked.
The first edition of the
Arizona Sun carried a third
class bulk permit on its first
page. Inside on page four,
the publication was listed
“registered as second class
matter, July 2, 1948 at the
post office at Phoenix, Ari
zona under the act of March
3, 1879.”
Postal officials stated this
claim is illegal and postal
regulations are being viola
ted by the publishers of the
Arizona Sun. “Readers and
advertisers would be de
ceived by false claims,”
said one official.
Yep, marriage adds to the
high cost of lovin’.
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Keep on goin’ all out and
you'll end up all in.
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