Desegregation of Hospitals Could Reshape Segregation Case
A Richmond appeals court weighs whether the Hill Burton Act's separate but equal framework is constitutional in a Greensboro North Carolina hospital admission case. NAACP argues federal funds bar private racial segregation, citing a Tennessee ruling that could influence housing, education, and health facility desegregation nationwide.
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U.S
Richmond
Hill - Burton Hospital
Moses St. Cone Memorial Hospital
Greensboro
N.C
Legal Defense and Educational Fund
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Tennessee
Hill-Burton
Private growth urged to fuel public sector expansion
The Wall Street Journal notes Shades Of The Future Labor Secretary Whig argues private business must speed up to support growing government. It cites a 9.5 billion civilian public payroll, 8 percent federal gain since 1955, 45 percent rise in state local staff, and projections of one government job per four private ones by 1980.
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Whig
U.S
Chase Manhattan Bank
Proof Of Faith In Free Enterprise Growth In Stock Ownership
The piece notes a rapid rise in stock ownership across the free world, citing 17 million U S stockholders and millions more in Japan France and Italy. It quotes Sylvia Porter and Keith Funston praising the global expansion of investor ownership as a sign of faith in free enterprise.
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Japan
France
Italy
Sylvia Porter
Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Successful investing for a teenager on high dividend stocks
Reader asks about first purchases and whether to favor high dividend payers like Liggett Myers or Procter and Gamble. Roger E Spear argues the situation favors growth and overall financial position, suggesting switching from Schering to Pfizer due to better outlook and lower risk.
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Roger E. Spear
Liggett & Tal
Re- Myers
Procter & Gamble
Schering
Finansare
GR. Liggett & Myers
Timan
Busitess
Corieidin
Sehering
Pfizer
Spear
General Features. Corp
Harriman Emerges as Key Figure in Kennedy Administration
A 1960s newspaper piece portrays Averell Harriman rising within the Kennedy team. It notes his diplomatic skill and suggests the President may consider him as Secretary of State, while acknowledging early concerns about aligning U.S. ideals with his approach.
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Washington
Harriman
Kennedy
Averell Harriman
U.S
Soviet Union
Harrimans
Secreary Rusk
Usk
Fdr
Jfk
Paris
Europe
Truman
White House
McGeorge Bondy
Dean Acheson
Rusk
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Diana D. Case Reveals Jealous Husband’s Faulty Reasoning
A psychologist recounts Case 9429 in which Diana D., 26, faces constant accusations of infidelity. The husband relies on a salesman’s claim that all women are wildly passionate, ignoring that many prostitutes he cites feigned ardor, revealing baseless rationale behind jealousy.
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Diana
America
Diana D
Dr. Crane
Chicago
Folklore and political reflections cross paths in 1983 note
A collage of anecdotes and ideas shifts from wordplay on Petunia and modern slang to a political reminiscence about Harriman and Rusk. The piece contrasts playful linguistic bends with assessments of U S Soviet policy hints at postwar diplomacy and Harriman’s trusted role in government.
Exports Help Scrap Market Amid Sluggish Domestic Demand
Substantial exports to Mexico Japan and Canada provide support for the scrap market as domestic demand remains weak Steel Magazine reports. A price stability trend is seen with No 1 heavy melting at 26 67 per gross ton and a pickup in scrap needs anticipated next month.
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Cleveland
Ohio
UPD
Mexico
Japan
Canada
Steel Magazine
Chicago
Pitts
Philadelphi
Read a Life That's More Alive, Julien C Hyer
The piece urges daily vigor and spiritual revival. It asks readers to seek life by taking God into the soul, reading the Bible, and engaging in church work. It contrasts lethargy with a living faith and calls for a renewed, active devotion.
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God
Week Goes Like Holiday in Gary Office
In Gary Indiana the Combined Citizens Committee on Open Occupancy pressed Mayor John Visclosky over a city ordinance banning housing discrimination. They criticized the mayor for backing away from a pledge and delivered four parakeets as a prop while claiming the campaign aims for full citizenship not crumbs of civil rights. A fugitive arrest report notes David P. Maynor formerly of Chattanooga Tennessee was captured in Indianapolis after escaping a Ringgold county jail during an armed robbery trial.
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Gary
Ind
John Visclosky
Citizens Committee On
CCCOO
Fon
Indianapolis
David P. Maynor
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ringgold
FBI
Brady Health Service Memoir and Market Gripes
A reader recalls a 1930s column promoting dinitrophenol for weight loss and notes later disasters while Dr Brady explains limits. The letter also surveys seafood and citrus markets in California and asks readers to send stamped self addressed envelopes for health inquiries to Dr William Brady in Beverly Hills.
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Glendale
Santa Monica
Long Beach
la Jolla
San Diego
Dr. Brady
William Brady
E! Camino
Calif
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Stettining
James B. Martin
Mediterranean
B.C
Sea of Lost Cities
Pania
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Harriet W. Toner
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Edwin A
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Associated Press
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Buazau
Pacific Northwest
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Willam Everett
Gary Contractor
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