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Race also creates an issue. Bushong, the trustees and Hawaiians in general are willing to go along with the Hawaiian-blood clause for student admission, partly because such students seem worthy beneficiaries of the princess' wealth and partly because intermarriage has given a big portion of Hawaiians some native blood (almost four-fifths of last year's Kam graduates had non-Hawaiian surnames). Yet such discrimination runs against civil rights principles and may have to be changed...
...CCCP felt that its most important recommendation was for a permanent and substantial program of planning and research on undergraduate education. It urged the Institute to devote a significantly greater portion of its resources to this project. "Most universities do not recognize as much as they might the high order of intellectual effort such planning demands," the committee said...
Middle South's Mississippi subsidiary--Mississippi Power and Light--operates throughout the western portion of the state. According to the statement, top officials in the Mississippi company hold important positions in the Jackson (white) Citizens Council and on the political staff of Mississippi Governor Paul B. Johnson...
Title II--Public Accommodations: The most hotly disputed portion of the Act, this Title would open to the Negro many businesses catering to the public. Specifically included are restaurants, theaters, motels and hotels. Excluded are rooming houses which the owner occupies and which contain less than five rentable rooms; "bona fide private clubs" also go untouched. The Act designates two criteria for determining which establishments are involved. First, the Title invokes the interstate commerce clause of the Constitution to cover any business which either serves interstate travelers or sells a "subtantial" amount of produce which has previously crossed state lines...
...their parts with creditable energy under Daniel Seltzer's direction. There are lavish sets and lavish costumes (so many that poor Caesar can scarcely be distinguished from the richly robed citizens he leads onstage). A battle scene, surely the most grandiose ever stage at Harvard, takes up a good portion of the second...