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education building, student service

and science facilities and addition

al classrooms are planned.

A spokesman said that senior

college status also means a 100 per

cent increase in operating budget

VOLUME 35, NUMBER 234

I

HAITIAN OPPOSITION Clem

ent Barbot, a schoolteacher

and once head of President

Francois Duvalier’s secret po

lice. is considered by many to

be the only hope of opposition

ists to the Haitian president.

They frc| that if Duvalier is to

be overthrown. Barbot is the

man to do it. He reportedly has

followers among the police.

Residents Lose Plea

Against Heavy Trucks

By STANLEY S. SCOTT

A group of 39 home owners in northeast Atlanta were turn

down by city officials Wednesday in their efforts to have a dead

end street in their neighborhood closed to heavy transportation

trucks which they claim have created an ''irreparable damage"

to residents of the area.

The aldermanic board’s Traffic.

Parking and Transit Committee, in

a hearing at City Hall yesterday

afternoon, rejected a petition sign

ed by 68 residents of Willoughby

me have the benefit ot your ug

gestions toward this aim."

Atty. Walden, who practiced law

for more than 4U years in the state

before retiring two years ago. is

believed to be tiie first Negro ever

appointed to the Democratic pol

icy making body.

The Georgia Republican State

Central Committee has had Negro

members on its top echelon body

throughout its history. There are

presently 27 Negroes on the state

GOP committee. Prior to 1932 Ne

gro members of the GOP State

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Atlanta daily world. (1963). Atlanta, Georgia, 1963-05-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015425/1963-05-09/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Atlanta daily world, 1963-05-09.