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1 2 Qwnsboro, Messenger nd Inquirer rYidor, Septemoer 2, 1955 rr Victory Theatre CALHOUN, KY. FRI. fr SEPT. 2 Outside "Pressure seriously, and in some of the states the political conflict over the issue would be extremely bitter." Johnson said more than 100 Southern institutions of higher education now admit Negroes, compared with only 3 or 4 in 1948. I fHowt of oum HMUIH TODAY SATURDAY critical but yet unanswered questions facing the federal government is 'What sorts of effective pressure for compliance with the Supreme Court rulings can be brought to bear on local and state leaders from the federal Whether extra-community, even extra-regional pressure on key leaders may be effective in overcoming local pressures for the maintenance of segregation may determine the nature of the desegregation process in the next few FIRESIDE FROLIC BARN DANCE JAMBOREE Open 3rd Season SAT.

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Killian of the Florida State University, in a report to the society's 50th anniversary meeting, listed these kinds of outside pressure: "There is the glare of unfavorable, national press coverage; the fear of having the local community become the scene of a struggle between extracommunity organizations; and, finally, the threat of legnl action. "It seems that one of the most years. Another report to the society said the Supreme Court has I brought about "a quiet revolution i PLUS CO-HIT 2 Milet Out Livermore Road 1 TEWELL'S EXPERT Adults 50 auFa STOP ond LOOK! OASIS pfj MARIA HART TRAINED Ttchniciani in the traditional patterns of race relations in the South" by a series of decisions compelling graduate schools and the colleges to admit Negroes. Guy B. Johnson, professor of sociology at the University of North Carolina, said but for the high court decisions "it might well have taken from 10 to 50 years to reach the point of raising the question ADDED CARTOONS OPEN TONIGHT SEPT.

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NITE 8 till 11:30 P. M. Located Near Carpenter Lake, 7 Miles East of Owensbore, Hiwoy 405 PLUS LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS fr NOVELTY Children Under 12 Admitted Fr. If Accompanied By Parents..