Virginian Dabney Defends Massive Resistance in Life
Virginius Dabney, noted Southern editor, argues Virginians resist school integration citing mass interracial mixing and teenage associations. He warns of crime and illegitimacy in northern cities influencing Virginia and says legal workarounds aim to keep views intact despite Supreme Court rulings.
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South
Virginius Dabney
Life Magazine
Virginia
Dabney
Supreme Court
Japan and Soviet Pressure Over U S Bases in Japan
Japan rejects Soviet demands to bar bases from aiding U S troops, affirming the mutual security pact with the United States governs base use. The government remains firm on the letter of the law, while acknowledging possible future revisions with Washington.
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Soviet Union
Japan
United States
Far East
Munenori Akagi
Of Tailors And Wars The Snobbish London Master and War Time Tale
A European clothier, Featherstonehaugh, epitomizes postwar London snobbery as American client William Brassert returns to a ruined shop near Savile Row after four years of war. The master, unemotional and precise, greets Brassert with quiet relief quoting a long bond of trust in tailored garments amid ruin.
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London
West End
Regent St
Picadilly
Saville Row
Featherstonehaugh
Faneshaw
William Brassert
Geneva
Brassert
Lake
Round Washington battles over Red China at UN
The debate shelves Peiping’s UN bid for another session with a weaker margin and little gain for U S world standing. The Soviet performance was perfunctory on the membership issue while blasting Formosa, and Moscow may be pleased if Red China stays out. Dulles in 1950 argued recognition should wait until governance is tested, a point Russia may aim to prolong indefinitely.
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United States
China
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State Department
Peiping
Red China
U. S
America
Gromyko
Formosa
U. S. State Department
Pescadores
Moscow
U. S. Far East
Truman
Dulles
Human Relations in Coaching and Dad's Day Insights
Dr Crane argues coaches must use psychology to boost playtime for fathers day crowds. He cites Lynn Waldorf and Northwestern, urges aligning lines for dads and boosting volunteers, while criticizing reliance on headlines and overemphasis on paid stars.
Quotas On Zinc Lead Will Not Be Appreciated
The United States imposes quotas on lead and zinc pending an international agreement on global production. Other commodities under similar pacts include sugar coffee cocoa rubber tin and copper with oil also subject to voluntary quotas. Presidents and ministers discuss how such controls aim to stabilize prices amid fluctuating world supplies.
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United States
Geneva
Eisenhower
Mexico
Peru
Bolivia
U.S
Canada
Australia
London
Stop Me Southern Lady Hosts Fox Hunt Party
Southern Lady stages a house party at her plantation then her guests go on a fox hunt. They relax in the drawing room until a maid interrupts asking about dirty habits prompting light tension. Mil ton Berle framed by Dick Rodgers TV idea provokes a joking reply. Norman Vincent Peale’s quip about praise vs criticism ends the excerpt.
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthday Outlook in 1959
Dee ad The Stars Say- For Tomorrow Keep your mind on important matters now and sidestep frivol ity. In personal relationships, be cooperative, understanding and tolerant. Give some thought to your health too. In all matters, this is a good period for checking up. For the Birthday If tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates that, whatever financial gains you have been able to net since the beginning of the year, it would be well to consolidate now and start thinking of the future.
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Brassert
Featherstonehaugh
London
Mr. Brassert
New York State
Nelson Rockefeller
Anna Rosenberg
James Farley
United States
Averell Harriman
Farley
Harriman
Wagner
Carmine DeSapio
New York Campaign Lacks Life Amid Liberal Faction Split
The 1950s New York governor race features a Kilkenny-like Democratic split over Senatorial ambitions. Harriman backs Liberal Finletter against DeSapio backed Hogan as Rockefeller looms. Predictions hinge on Liberal votes and urban elite influence, while both major camps tread softly and voters stay cautious.
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Thomas K. Finletter
Air Force
Carmine DeSapio
New York City
Frank Hogan
New York County
DeSapio
Harriman
Hogan
United States
Tammany Control
Nelson Rockefeller
Tammany Hall
Averell Harriman
Liberal Party
Dave Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Frank Adams
Finletter
Adams
Partnership of scientists and donors advances muscular dystrophy fight
The article traces the rise of public funding and volunteer groups for muscular dystrophy, noting how the 20th century partnership between doctors, patients, and donors accelerated research. It compares progress in noninfectious diseases to earlier TB efforts and highlights genetic, nutritional, and biochemical studies alongside therapy options.
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The notice lists the newspaper’s daily and Sunday editions, pricing by city, mail rates, and delivery options. It notes delivery by carrier and mail, various subscription durations, and mail rates for Ohio and West Virginia, with the paper published in Athens, Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice Ae
Associated Press
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