The Negro Dilemma and the American Future
A collection of reflections on race in America arguing that the core problem is white prejudice and that true equality requires judging individuals, recognizing universal human rights, and realising the democratic ideals of the Declaration. It cites Gunnar Myrdal and Martin Luther King Jr in urging nonviolent progress.
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Aimerica
Lerone Bennett Jr
Gunnar Myrdal
Commission On Civil Disorders
Martin Luther King
Plymouth
Prairie dog and gopher member of squirrel family
A note states that the prairie dog and the go pher are members of the squirrel family. The sentence references two species and confirms their taxonomic relationship within the rodent order.
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Brothers Split Over War Leaders Split Over War in Muskegon
In Muskegon Michigan a Marine lieutenant and his brother who refuses induction confront a family split. Parents Mrs. Leland Swenson and her physician husband back both sons while weighing the war’s moral cost. The younger Swenson faces possible prosecution as district attorneys and selective service processes unfold.
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Vietnam
Leland Swenson
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Muskegon Chronicle
Richard Swenson
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Fort Wayne
District Attorney’s Office
Ann Acber
Lawrence Gubow
Eastern District of Michigan
Selective Service
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Campaign of Michael J James curtailed in 4th District bid
AP dispatch from Baltimore reports Michael J James campaign for the Democratic nomination in the 4th Congressional District has been curtailed after a youngster on a handshaking tour contracted measles. Kestherton noted. Elizabeth Taylor to leave Fitzroy Nursing Home soon after partial hysterectomy recovery. Cairo reports President Nasser traveling to Moscow for weeks of medical treatment in Georgia. Suvarov says no set land settlement. Ault and family deny final plans to settle in South Pacific.
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Michael J. James
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James Kestherton
London
Elizabeth Taylor
Fitzroy Nuffield Nursing
Richard Burton
Thames
Cairo
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Moscow
Georgia
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Moa
South Pacific
Suvarov
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Longevity Brings Roots in Baltimore at 105
AP reports John Pendleton Branham 105 at Greater Baltimore Medical Center. He has never worn glasses, lost teeth 50 years ago, and fathered 22 children with eight sets of twins. Branham lives with his sole surviving child. He credits his long life to no smoking or drinking and refusing to take guff from anyone.
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John Pendleton Branham
Greater Baltimore Medieal Center
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