Segregation Vs. Schools Week Debated In Congress
The piece outlines a January session debate on a civil rights package linked to school segregation. It notes House and Senate divisions, including a pivotal Powell amendment and a near party-line vote tally of 225 to 102. It discusses the broader impact on highway construction and Supreme Court considerations, with mixed reactions from lawmakers about the measure’s future. The text emphasizes the core issue of segregation rather than broader policy details.
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Teachers See Home Life As Chief Delinquency Factor
Mtention Association surveyed 4 200 teachers from every state ranking principal causes of school misbehavior. Irresponsible parents and unsatisfactory home conditions top the list, with overcrowded classrooms and lack of parental supervision cited as core issues.
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Stassen Faces Quiet GOP Stand Amid Nixon Fallout
The article notes no Republican leaders back Harold Stassen for president while discussing Nixon’s position and Eisenhower era loyalties. It highlights Hesitation among party elites, Herter’s conditional stance, and Stassen’s longshot bid amid 1950s era GOP dynamics.
Knights of Columbus Install New Officers in Columbus
The Knights of Columbus in Columbus will install new officers at 8 p.m. in the Navivity hall. Incoming leaders include grand knight Eddy, deputy grand knight Bysan, chancellor Gabaldon, treasurer Upinski, secretary Wo Truswell, and other posts. A dinner or ceremony will follow the installation.
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Kindergarten Enrollment Opens at College Elementary School
Deadline nears as Dr C H Davis announces kindergarten may accept white children enrolled at Werex college elementary school. Applications require parent and child interview. registration at Dr Duval’s office. Acceptances for next fall to be mailed to families after August 1.
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GM Employed Over 617,000 in First Half of 1936
Cienera Motors, the world’s largest manufacturing corporation, reported an average employment of 817,382 workers and total payroll of 1.441 billion dollars for the first six months of 1936. The figures mark the second highest first-half totals in the company’s history.
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German Factory Production Slips Reported by Neues Deutsche
The official Communist party newspaper Neues Deutsche reports that production in many German factories is largely unsatisfactory and faces significant challenges amid East German economic strain.
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Floods Kill Five in Korea
Five people perished and five were injured in weekend floods in the Nari River region of Korea. Local authorities warn of rising water levels and urge residents to stay clear of swollen waterways.
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U S Dulles Dam Offer Sparks Egyptian Pivot
In 1954 the United States faced a strange diplomacy episode over the Aswan Dam. Dulles signaled withdrawal of aid to Egypt while Nasser eyed Soviet offers. Byroade pressed Washington as Egypt leaned toward Moscow amid Western pressure and domestic political hurdles in the Senate.
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Keys Lost In Foiled Flight Impacts St Louis Incident
A damaged report from the Civil Aeronautics Administration describes a single engine flight erroneously dropping keys during a failed attempt. Investigators freed the plane to a unnamed pilot, while the event is tied to a yard disposal of keys found in a pocket.
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