Tina Z case study shows home drill boosts reading
Tina Z aged 11 with a reading problem improves dramatically after her mother and father implement a 15 minute nightly flash card drill using 400 custom word cards. Tina rises to the top ten percent in reading within eight weeks and gains interest in other subjects. The piece endorses parental involvement and a booklet offer. Also London AP notes Andrei Tupolev receives the International Aviation Federation gold medal.
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Tina
London
International Aviation Federation
Andrei Tupolev
Moscow Radio
Jacqueline Cochrane
United States
Tupolev Thureday
Moscow
Memorial Day patrols warned as 260 traffic deaths seen
Authorities launch mass enforcement for the holiday weekend to curb fatalities. National Safety Council predicts 260 deaths from tonight through Monday morning, urging drivers to slow down, stay alert, and show courtesy amid heavy travel. Local law enforcement and safety inspections in Anderson and Madison County aim to boost safety, but individuals must follow rules and use common sense during the first major summer travel period.
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National Safety Council
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Madison County
Nicholson File Growth Boosts Andersons Economy
Nicholson File Company reports its $2 million annex at the Anderson plant is fully in operation boosting total Anderson employment to 750. An additional 100 jobs will be available later this summer, underscoring the wider impact of industrial growth on households, retail, and income in the Anderson area.
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Nicholson File Company
Nicholson File
Indiana-Michigan Electric Company
Nicholson
Mississippi Faces Test Over Parker Mob Inquiry
FBI turned Parker case files over to Governor Coleman causing Mississippi authorities to take charge of pursuing indictments. The file lists about a dozen men alleged to be in the lynch mob. The move tests state enforcement and could shape regional civil rights protections and federal intervention.
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J. P. Coleman
Mississippi
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Parker
Poplarville
Miss
Pearl River
Gov. Coleman
FBI Informa
South
How the Keystone State nickname arose in Pennsylvania
Folklore describes disputed origins of Pennsylvania being called the Keystone State. A 19th century verse credits John Morton with the decisive vote in a Continental Congress tied race, casting the arch that holds the federal structure and sealing Pennsylvania’s enduring name. An American saying about popular songs ends the piece.
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Keystone
George M. Vickers
Continental Congress
Keystone State
Castro Resistance Is Termed Reactionary
In a page one editorial the newspaper of Castro’s July 26 movement labeled Grass roots resistance to Fidel Castro’s agrarian reform as reactionary. Tobacco farmers of Pinar del Rio who oppose the law were called instruments of reaction and the piece warned that resistance is provocative and an offense against the revolution and Cuba. Earlier military authorities warned rebellious farmers that resistance would be crushed by angry peasants.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
Castro
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Washington by Roscoe Drummond: Conversation in Moscow
A six week American exhibition in Moscow will feature twenty prominent U.S. figures from arts, industry, journalism, science, and professions ready to face cross examination by Soviet visitors. The live closed circuit conversations on color TV aim to show Americans as open speakers, not officials, fostering people to people contact despite political tensions.
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Leningrad
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Western Powers Await Gromyko Hint at Geneva Summit
Western ministers seek a clue from Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at Geneva secret session on Berlin. They aim to test Moscow and push a stopgap agreement while keeping West Berlin under Allied rights and access guarantees amid refugee flows.
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Andrei Gromyko
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Moscow
Selwyn Lloyd
Palace of Nations
Washington
John Foster Dukes
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Heinrich von Brentano
Honest Walk Through Honesty and Blame
A devotional meditation on living honestly in the day, choosing truth over pride. It reflects on admitting wrongs, bearing blame, and the lasting value of frankness, even when it costs in the moment.
Can plants in Atlantic States produced third of cans
New York based report from American Can Co shows Atlantic Seaboard plants produced 31.7 percent of U S can output last year. East region made 13 billion cans, part of a national total of 41.5 billion.
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UPI
Atlantic Seaboard States
American Can Co
East
What Is The Best Antacid For Stomach Ailments
Dr Brady explains antacids and dietary aids for gastric ulcers and acid dyspepsia. Milk in any form does not neutralize excess acidity but can form a nutritive layer. lime water is a suggested general antacid. Instructions describe making lime water and milk mixtures, and caution about lime's handling and disinfection properties. Signed letters from readers are answered by Dr Brady but only via stamped self addressed envelopes.
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William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
No Special Grand Jury, Governor Says
Mississippi Governor J. P. Coleman announced he will not convene a special grand jury to review an FBI report on the Parker lynching. He said the report will go to the Pearl River County district attorney for use in the next regular November grand jury, keeping details secret.
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Mississippi
J. P. Coleman
FBI
Mack Charles Parker
Coleman
Pearl River County
Miss
Senate
Parker
Poplarville
Igo
Justice Department
FBT
Storm Kills Six in Mountain Village After Thunderstorm
A violent thunderstorm generates a wall of water that swamped a mountain village near Regoa Portugal killing at least six people. Ten houses were demolished by the flood and rescuers searched debris through the night for survivors.
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Regoa
Portugal
UPI
Colonial EUB Meeting Held
The annual congregational meeting of the Colonial Evangelical United Brethren Church was led by Rev. Rex Wallace. Officers elected include R. R. Brumfield Sunday School superintendent and Charles Snyder assistant superintendent. Training plans for Junior High Camp were set for next month with several couples and church leaders listed. A regular local conference meeting and Council of Administration session are scheduled for Monday night June 1 at 7:30 p.m. in the Fellows parlors.
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Rex Wallace
R. R. Brumfield
Charles Snyder
Madonna McCarty
Sherman Jack
Helen Collins
Earl Fraze
Frank Swetnam
Billy Davis
Indi-Co-Lo
James Callahan
Wallace
Elaine Davis
Virginia Jones
Sloan Schattner
Council of Administration
Pasternak Says World Should Be Run By Artists
Russian author Boris Pasternak told Italian interviewers that the world perhaps should be governed by artists. In an eight page handwritten interview, he noted an artist’s vocation is exclusive and unique, unlike common trades, and urged society to entrust leadership to creators.
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Milan
Italy
UPI
Boris Pasternak
How About This dish rag plant owner report
A reader notes the new owner of a dish rag plant, Roy FE Hinkle of 329 W South Lt, who says the plant actually grows dishrags and produced one as proof. Residents near Forest Hills report the Madison Avenue Bridge in poor repair with curbs and sidewalks deteriorating and the south end showing settlement and a dip in the bridge floor.
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Roy FE. Hinkle
Mr. Hinkle
Herald
Forest Hills
Madison Avenue
Maritime lore and historic naval milestones recalled
Yesterday's note praises Berserk Vikings and the Monitor being wedged off Diamond Shoals since 1862. It recalls King George II's 1747 naval uniforms and asks about the St Lawrence Seaway's 1954 change and its first sailor, inviting postal inquiries for answers.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Atlantic
Great Lakes
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