LEGGETT COMMUNITY DEDICATES NEW PLANT
COKER - WIMBERLY DEDICATION speaker was Dr.
Matthew J Whitehead (Rocky Mount native ), a member of the
faculty District College tn Dee Cee. who admonished the stu
dents and teachers to prepare, for competition in an integrated
society and not just a Negro society. Others shown, 1.-r.: Prin
cipal Joseph H Walters. C. W. Mayo, chairman Edgecombe
County School Board; Mrs. Marguerite P Wimberly, supervis-
Robert Kennedy Declares Nation
Is Hypocritical On Race Problem
WASHINGTON f.ANPt Attv j hvprncisv.” Kennedy told Bill Mon-
Grn. Robert Kennedy in » general ‘ ■ oe, news director of New Orleans
denounciation of racial s< gregation ; WDSU-TV. «'ho interviewed Ken
lumped North and South together nedy hero April 21.
and declared the problem ;s na- talks on Many 1 npirs
tioral rather than sectional '1 he >r‘orview. so ■ broadcast from
"I think there is a good deal of Nm O . ana dead v .th ? in.. :nte-
President Tubman Outlines
Conditions For Immigrants
MONROVIA. Liberia < ANP> -- Sou: es here have pointed out
President William Timn'an last -,t has been the p. of th?
week reiterated his policy of en- : Tubrv , an administration to eneour
couraging th* 3 settle' )*>nt here ot
foreigners who can make a eon- EP to come to Liberia,
tribution to the g-owth and devel- ( Fa.ly ,n the administration a croup
opment of the nation, inf imp ’rants from the West Indies
Though he marie no reference to j came to Lthe: ia and n at mi-dart re
• specific group, it was presume’ :w :d tne Imnttg ai.m Policy, they
that his remarks were prompted , c e m e 00- ays f:- e hoarding
tp the recent visit here of a spiM.il -nd lodging and ot r: a< ■ni • mda-
SBission representing the National tions during their period of adjust-
Baptist Convention, made up of , merit..
Negro Baptists in America, inlet - I Tin •-<=• 3on American Negrons who
ested in obtaining a land grant fw • re sc--'- . -g ert:y a: ri set* .en .nt
purposes of developing a settle- in'o I.'ber.a base alt cads approach
men t. rd the gnvrt-nmpnt fc t?- possi-
Pre*|«|e«t Tubman, speaking hility of a Yl.nnn arm of land gram
«,♦ weekly press conference, ■ ro- pert :.>n, P - luh
told reporters that bis govern pointed <•••'! that t l'-e immi
tnent weleornp* the idea of irrt- 11 l; d acquire ?rd m th--.
migration: indeed, he said, the " ‘ ' r ' r ant-i, «■' h « otiM
founding fathers felt so strong- • '"ntt'ln ? f ll ' i’v m: > acre- of frill
ly about the need of Immigra- -*od a i one tv n lo’ m ton-
Kon that they provided in the 'a> wh- ray obtmi 'and for . it -
Constitution that the legislature ' P i-' r ‘ ' ' ig land
cannot prohibit or inhibit the j‘ ’ •' . ' to ope ite
flow of immigrants into tribe- h 'vor i I" ’m'l.jen
to !■•' o:r-’ t-X and such other in-
However. Tubman made it cleat ' • umhenr ■
that “fanatics." persons with "p<v , In ansv r> to a qim •; m from r
lice records" and others with : -.. wr-mar. Tuhr an i-uri that the
Strange ideologies or ideas ran prove ions vs- e- v limited to
hardly he considered welcome in An. :n an Negroes alone- but mmi
the country . rants from rd! qua- ‘ rs
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or; Morns S. Clary, Supt. Edgecombe County Schools', Mrs
Daisy W. Robson , state elementary supervisor. Back row. 1.-r-:
Evangelean Brown, student representative, who captivated the
audience with her ‘acceptance speech'; S. A Gilliam, Carter
High principal, Pmetops; N A. McLean, principal, Conetoe
High. Conetoe: Clarence Weeks, Board of Education Member
and lames Powell. Coker-Wimhe: ly PT A president. (J B HAR
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gration. voting rights, tideland?
boundaries and other topics.
Monroe asked Kennedy about
sehonl interation in Washing
ton, IV c, w hich Monroe said
was "frequently used as a her
rible example of what happens
when schools desegregate."
Most of the white rhiklren have
moved out.
Kennedy said he couldn't discus?
the situation fully because he had
n't made a study. He felt a survey
rrveral years ago exaggerated the
■ fferts of integration. He said the
situation was not perfect, but he
felt it was a step forward
It's Practiced Segregation
"And I'd say also that this proves
what happened in Washington and
even an examination of tne school
situation in New York or Chicago
or many of our cities of the North
indicate there are problems and
| difficulties in the very field that we
are having the problems in the
i South that there is segregation
j whether they admit it. it's practic
-1 rd segergation and step- a--<-
going to have to be taken in thor
i areas."
Natural!'-proved sires provide
greater number of services than
-.jres selected hv arv other method
A national allotment of IfilOOtl't
acres of peanuts for pirkmg anrt
! threshing has been set for the 19f>l
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White Youth Applies For
Admission To Fla. A&M
TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (ANP)
| A white youth who said he lives in
Miami is being considered for ad
mission to Florida A&M Univer
ity.
The applicant is George Ruther.
His sister, Mrs George E. McLeod
of Miami said Ruther visited her
briefly there and actually lives in
Michigan.
"Thai s the most ridiculous thing
I ever heard of," said Mrs. McLeod
1 of her brother's attempt to get into
Florida A&M as a summer student,
j "What's the matter with him?”
Ruther presented a written re
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Dr. Brown
Finalist
FAYETTEVILLE—Dr Kenneth 1
Brown, Executive Director of the
Dan forth Foundation, will be the
; speaker at the Eighty-Fourth An
nual Commencement Exercises slat,-
i ed for Sunday. June 4. 1961 at three
o'clock in the afternoon, according
' to a statement released by Dr. Ru
dolph Jones, president of the insti
tution.
i Dr. Leonard H. Robinson, dean
| of Education and Genera! Studies
|at the Agricultural and Technical
' College in Greensboro,- N. C. will
deliver the address at the annual
Senior Cap and Gown Day set for
i the noon hour on Friday. June 2
Roth addresses will be heard vn
1 the historic Seahrook auditorium.
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Board of Control."
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j applications from several other
I white students in the past.
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