Court Halts School Pairing Plan In New York
Justice Henry J. Latham rules the boards cannot transfer three children to a distant school as part of a racial balance plan. The decision calls into question the broader pairing of white and Negro schools to equalize attendance. The ruling cites arbitrary transfers and suggests housing patterns as the real cause of segregation.
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New York Supreme Court
Board of Education
New York
Henry J. Latham
China Signals Potential Volunteers in Vietnam Conflict
Foreign Minister Chen Yi warned that China would respond to threats to North Vietnam with Chinese volunteers, signaling strongest belligerent tone yet. U S officials plan no escalation to North Vietnam for now. Since Gen Taylor arrived, civilians are working 60 hours weekly and Westmoreland has troops on a full-time basis to win in South Vietnam. if needed, expansion north could be considered to halt enemy supply lines.
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United States
Viet Nam
China
Chen Yi
North
State Department
North Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
William C. Westmoreland
South
Aging Women Face Housing Shortages as Population Shifts
The Housing and Home Finance Agency notes women over 65 outnumber men in older ages and are more likely to be widowed or single. With lower lifetime earnings, aging women face unique housing needs as the Secretary Association pushes for retirement homes and support amid a growing elderly female population.
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Housing For Senior Citizens
The
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Sidney Spector
National Secretaries Association
Washington, D.C
Goldwater Survives Peril as Conservative Revival Surges
The column traces Barry Goldwater’s stubborn path to the 1964 nomination, driven by a rising grassroots conservative movement. It highlights youth activists like Dave Franke and Don Shafto, editors such as Stanton Evans and Ed McDowell, and delegate Tad Smith as evidence of a nationwide shift toward economic freedom and limited government.
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Barry Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Goldwater
Dallas
Barry
Youth For Goldwater
YAF
Young Americans For Freedom
New Hampshire
Indiana
Illinois
Harold Stassen
Margaret Chase Smith
Nixon
Nebraska
Rockefeller
California
Rocky
Cleveland
George Sokolsky
San Francisco
David Franke
Bill Buckley
National Review
William Miller
Shafto
Cow Palace
Convention Hall
Stanton Evans
Indianapolis
Ed McDowell
Phoenix
Ariz
Goldwater Country
Sewickley
Palestine
Ohio
Tad Smith
el Paso
Tex
Dave Franke
Don Shafto
Stan Evans
Goldwater Johnson clash looms over 1964 campaign
In a forecast of the 1964 presidential race, Barry Goldwater and Lyndon Johnson are pictured as rival veterans headed for a vigorous contest after Johnson's Democratic nomination in Atlantic City. Goldwater's blunt style and Johnson's measured tone set the stage for a high pitched national battle. The Mt Zion Baptist Association, representing 17 churches in West Virginia and Ohio, calls for Goldwater's overwhelming defeat.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Mt. Zion Baptist Association
West Virginia
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater Bomb Image Deepens Campaign Hurdle
Inside Report notes Barry Goldwater explodes when confronted with a CBS European commentary linking his post convention Germany trip to a right wing alliance. Aides say the Munich trip was a Bavarian vacation but press questions intensify, shaping the candidate as a militarist and risking voter fears.
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Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Mark Hopkins
CBS
Sen. Goldwater
Germany
Bavarian Alps
Goldwater
Munich
Gold
Dear Abby Fiance In‑Law Tensions With Housebound Visits
A father asks how to tell his son in law to stop visiting his daughter's home when she is away. The adviser says the young man should be told and the daughter should handle it to avoid overfamiliarity. Another reader worries about accusing a friend of stealing and seeks legal counsel before charges. A third letter complains about canned music in a business and calls for quieter surroundings to improve home selling prospects.
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Johnson
Goldwater
Midwest
Mr. Johnson
Bobby Baker
Billie Sol Estes
Senate
Abby
Suziebell
Peace Corps Seeks Mature Volunteers Past Fifty
The Peace Corps, created in 1961, has opened to all ages 18 and up and now has nearly 200 members over 50. Ralph Cole of Dallas leads the over‑50 group in Pakistan, while Chester Wiggins of San Francisco aids Earthquake refugees in Peru. The agency seeks hundreds more retirees with college degrees and skills, using an oral exam and strong references to assess suitability.
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Peace Corps
Ralph Cole
Dallas
Tex
Pakistan
Chester Wiggins
United Air Lines
San Francisco
Arequipa
Peru
Wiggins
U.S
Dr Crane Parents Must Set Example Case T 425
A four year old grandson learns eating behavior by conditioning from his father and mother. The boy imitates meals and pressure from his father to try lima beans, illustrating how parental attitudes influence children’s eating habits.
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Matthew R
Matthew
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Willke
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Tyro
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Athens Messenger
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