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By RL'X THOMAS th university ever unproved
MONTGOMERY, Ala. UP In the charges against chool authorities
wake of mob violence. Alabama
started a bold new program Sat
urday aimed at preserving school
segregation by voluntary instead
of mandatory compliance. I
Li IV HNJAV '8 iiit.iil.lG.iTS (CHANNEL V):
K:(4 Nob Fa;;h for Today A eollcee student asks Pastor Fagal,
"II CM is aU-pnwfrftil, hy doesn't he eliminate evil and suffering?"
i:i.a a m V J.e V irie World "The Pursuit of Happiness". Ameri-
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c n r- -e now have more leisure time wan any wner peopie on t u. rat,ruuwm1nHiaB enabling act to implement a
e rth twause of oiir free ay of life. j refused to approve other anti-race proposed constitutional amendment
43t ).m. Color Spread "Salute to Baseball." by tome of base- m,xln biUl Bd t law a j which sill be voted on in a special
t uIj tnp name including Roy Campanella. Willie Mays, logi btr
which grew out of the rioting. She
has said she will seek readmission
next fall.
The "take your choice" meas
ure was enacted by the legislature
during a. recent special session as
ra, Em feller and Commissioner ora l. rnca.
:M p.m. Alcoa Hour Even the Weariest River", starring
Franchot Tone and Boris Karloff; the story of a triple tragedy
which marked the demise of the town of Weary River.
10:t p.m,-Loretta Young Show Frank Love joy and Alan Hale
riar In "Ca?e I'S", story of a loyal friend who saves a maa from
self destruction. .
KOIVTV SUNDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL I):
12: St a.m. Front Row Center 'The Human Touch", itarring
L'tsa Kirk and James Daly. Aa artist face the choice of a career
or upholding ber principles.
.m Telephone Time "The Maa With The Beard": A
Story kid in 19th Century Massachusetts, about the persecution of
man who wore a beard whea his fellow townsmen went clean
shaven. . . r- TV.'. Ti. Hf ,-. TJ UiH..J .1....
i:vc p.m. u.C .inrdUP" aiiau m me Miflii . Miwum ymj
a staunch, hard working citixca who to mistakenly arrested for
theft.
10:3 p.m. rirst itua ineaire ine unnoiy rour : starring
' Paulette Coddard.
KLOK-TV SL'NDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL 12):
1:15 a.m. How Christian Science Heals "The Lame ShaQ Walk
presented by the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massa
chusetts.
J:3t a .m. Imperial Theatre "Toto The Sheik", starring Toto,
Tamara Lees, Laura Gore and Ada Dondinl. Toto, the valet of a
5 nuns Marquis, loins bis master ia adventure in Africa with the
I orei?n Legion. .
I H p. nu Portland Junior Symphony.
7:38 p.m Famous Film Festival "The Clouded YeDow", star
ring Jean Simmons and Trevor Howard. A story of mystery and
suspense of a young girl whose fear-clouded mind prevents her
from clearing herself of a murder charge, and of the man who does
clear her.
1:M p.m. Coronet Theatre "The Three Points" starring Mas
simo Girotti and Tamara Lees. Sicily in the year 1(70. A military
tribunal tries a Bourbon accused of conspiring against the Italian
troops.
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jAbbnnia La Give: Parents Freedom
0. Choice in Sdicol Segregafion Dispute
must hasten to equalize and im
prove all school facilities so there
can be no charge of discrimi
nation of any kind."
Here's how the law would work:
Before the start of each school
year, every prospective student
would apply (or admission, signi
fying his choice of segregated or
integrated classes. Local school
boards would know in advance
what to look for. Hare explained,
and would designate one or more
schools for mixed enrollment.
The legislator emphasized that
the law was designed to comply
with the Supreme Court decisions
but on the theory that "forced
integration violates the U. S. Con
stitution the same as forced lnge
gration." "The court didn't say there must
be forced integration," he ob
served, "it simply said there can
be no compulsory segregation.
Who can complain if he is given
what he has freely chosen?"
Alabama already has a school
placement law aimed solely .at
keeping Negroes out or white
schools by giving local boards al
most unlimited authority to assign
students to classes.
But Hare said a similar Louisi
ana law has already been held
unconstitutional.
legislative act 10 give parents a statewide election Aug. 28.
freedom of choice' in sending its purpose was to put the con
their children to segregated or inte-1 stitutional amendment into opera
grated schools. Ition immediately upon ratification.)
It would recognize mixed white since the amendment itself auth-j
and Negro classes, now specifically j orizes the legislature to act and :
prohibited in the state constitution. isn t sell-executing. Like the act
but no child would be compelled : signed today, it authorized "free
to attend school with students of dom of choice" schools,
the other race. j But the sponsor. Rep. N. S. Hare
Thus it could lead to a three-way of Monroe County, said the new
school system segregated for j law will work without the constitu
white and Negro, and integrated t tonal amendment. He contends
for both. j that the constitutional ban on
But it applies only to grade ! mix, f"001 nich woull be re
school and high school students I P1 by the amendment is dead
and does not affect institutions of anyway because of the U.S. Su
higher learning such as the I'ntjP""0"1 Integration decrees,
versify of Alabama, where rioting I . ! 11 Purel? volun'ry
recently greeted the enrollment of , P'B-, ne explained ' it oilers an
the first Negro itudent. Autherine i "PP""""" f nyeaom oi cnoice
Luc. .. iw me type a school the parents
t.ur . Wrt from lh.!WB u,e,r. n,.. ena.
v ai iua wu.i vi otsv siiw rvmvu
Feb. and later expelled from
New York Pushes
Anti-Noise Drive
NEW YORK I - New York's
anti-noise campaign Is' clanking
along. Needless horn blowing hav
ing been disposed of, the Commit
tee for Quiet City ia now out to
get:
"Garbage can rock and
roll, manhole-cover clatter, caca
phonous automobile exhausts and
that particularly inexcusable rack
et produced by eager-beaver but
and truck drivers who thunderous
ly rev up their motors whenever
they have an audience."
KVAL TV, VHF 13
EUGINI: VAL-TV, Channel 13
(Sunday): !: an. Orel Roberta:
1:M a.m. In God We Truit; ll:te
Thu ! The Life: 1I:J e m.
Lighted Window; M:M ween Chim.
pionshlp Bowling: p.m. Wide
Wide World with "In Punult of Hap
piness" live pickupe of leliure time
activities around the country: l:M
p.m. First-run Theatre omenta
Johnny WeissmuUer and Buster
Crabbe in 'Swamp rire :tl J
Your Career; 4:J p a. Sunday
Spectacular with "Salute to Baetir
a SO-minute- program presenting
"the greats" of baseball history: (:M
s m. Mrtt the Press: t:3S mm I
Spy; l.ee pm. It's A Great Life;
7:34 p.m-Waterfront: ' t.H p .
Grand Ole Opry; S:H p.sa Surnrlse
Theatre: t:J pea, Famous Play
hnuu1 ISae a mm Lnretta Ynunf
Show; S;J a nir Sunday Showtime
with John Barrymore. Jr.. and Free
ton Foster in "The Big Night
tion and preference.
"It furnishes a workable way to
maintain segregation. It is not
anti-Negro and it is not discrimi
natory." Of course. Hare continued, "We
Folsom. in signing the Hare bill
today, said "it's a down to earth
proposition we can all work with.
This is not a force bill. We down
South object to force."
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marries T ,J Holl.d.y, J, talks to her husband,
Robert J. Helladay, II, in her eighth grada classroom as she
prepares to resume) studies after a two-day honeymoon. They
were married Tuesday with tho permission of Betty Sue's
mother, Mrs. luthor Evorly. Bridegroom is a service station
attendant and part-Nmo evangelist. (AP Wirtphoto).
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Ieep5 VeOnirOI ,h0wn al controls of a Blackburn mill,
tary rranspot piano a faw minutes beforo fire extinguisher
burst and filled cockpit with choking fumes. Tho Duko man
aged to keep control of tho piano and land it perfectly 10
minutes later. Blackburn can carry 94 soldiers or six and ono
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the Prtsidenfs offieo here Saturday, at they start confers net
on tho farm bill. Eisonhowar has not detcidtd tho fatt) of th
bill. (AP Wirtphoto.
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mtrct drtamtd it up and Olga Arenas presented it. Adlai and rival Esfes Kefauver both ap Ntw Dtlhl recently. (AP
peered at avtnt, but did not moot. (AP Wirtphoto). Wirtphoto.)
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ally admitted innocence of UJJ. R nt Dnn NEW YORK-Bain it expected Sunday for New England, middto
' Traicho Koslov, former do- ',u 00,1 IVUI11 Atlantit states, Ohio and Tenntssot Vallty, Culf coast, ctntral
puty premier and party sec- Plelrj,end Rockies, and California. Snow It forte est for northern New England and upper
rotary, who was txecuted in Great Ukos. H will bo cooler from Groat lakts ft) Texssj warmer from southern flatttn
1949. (AP Wirtphoto). through Montana. (AP Wirtphoto).