Word: orangeburger
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...incident sounded reminiscent of Civil Rights' days of the early 1960's: a group of black college students from an all-Negro, Southern college attempting to integrate a segregated business establishment. But the scene was Orangeburg, South Carolina--not Greensboro or Selma--and the climax of the demonstration sounded grimly like the outcome of the summer riots: three South Carolina State students dead and more than 60 wounded by the police and National Guard...
...Declaration of one of the days as a day of solidarity with Texas State University and Orangeburg, South Carolina students...
...Orangeburg...
Died. Julia Mood Peterkin, 80, patrician South Carolina authoress ("I am not a literary person; my career is the plantation"), whose Scarlet Sister Mary, a folk tale of a Negro woman "in a patient struggle with fate," won the 1929 Pulitzer Prize for fiction; of heart disease; in Orangeburg...
...like they are too perturbed about business, does it?" Many cities, agreeing to support Mariani, asked for business in return. Coral Gables, Fla., hoped that Detroit could send more tourists. The burgess of the borough of Phoenixville, Pa., who also works for a boiler company, sent along boiler literature. Orangeburg, S.C., asked the mayor to "anticipate your need for textiles and make purchases accordingly." If everyone keeps his word, the 300 letters Mayor Mariani has already received represent about $1,000,000 to be spent on city vehicles now rather than later. Encouraged, the mayor plans to send out several...