Virginia Supreme Court Washes Hands on Prince Edward County
Editorial argues the Virginia Supreme Court shifted public school funding duty to the General Assembly, leaving 1,700 Negro children in Prince Edward County without integrated schooling. It predicts ongoing litigation, possible federal mandamus orders, and renewed local responsibility battles, with innocent children bearing the burden.
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General Assembly
Prince Edward County
High Court
Board of Supervisors
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia Supreme Court
U.S
Oren R. Lewis
Virginia High Court
Lewis’ Court
Virginia Court
Commonwealth
Little Rock
Harris
Virginia General Assembly
Commonwealth of Virginia
Russia Faces Automation Woes and Unemployment Doubts
Ewan Clague testifies before a House subcommittee that Soviet claims of no unemployment are contradicted by new data from the USSR. He notes automation challenges and high labor turnover echoing issues seen in capitalist economies, underscoring trouble in Soviet labor markets.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ewan Clague
House
Know Your Bridge Rule of Eleven in a 8 mult hand
The article explains the Rule of Eleven in a bridge deal, showing how South and East can infer high cards remaining by subtracting six from eleven. It discusses lead choices, discards, and defense implications after East plays the jack of hearts, detailing how the defender can force the declarer to fail by counting higher cards in each suit.
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Mince South
Gamany
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East
North
Declarer
Witch
West
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Ksat
Declarer $E
Ras Grackete
Ind
Dueling wartime memories frame Kennedy Khrushchev clash
Two former wartime leaders Kennedy and Khrushchev engage in a cold duel over how to avert atomic war. The piece notes their shared war experience from Stalingrad to the Pacific, their political constraints, and the danger they face while debating deterrence and peace. It highlights Kennedy’s resolve since taking office and Khrushchev’s cautious coexistence stance amid internal pressures.
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Washington
John ¥. Kennedy
U.S.A
Nikita Khrushchev
Ussr
Mr. K
Ther Mr
Khrushchev
Windewept
Stalingrad
Kennedy
Atlantic
John F. Kennedy
Pacific
Stalin
Pentagon
John
Red Army
United States
Molotov
Warsaw
Mystery quiz pack and trivia from a bygone days column
Today’s feature scavenges questions and clues across history and language. It lists the Crose of Cashel, a geometry term, the Book of Ba rach, Congo’s most spoken language, and pig frnot usage, alongside a 1873 Bell patent note and Regency era riddles with answers teased at column bottom.
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Cashel
The
Congo
Everywhere By MAL DOYLE March Calamity And March Mood
MAL DOYLE recalls a journalist’s blunder of dating a column to April 1 while it was February 28. He muses on March’s fickle weather and dull stretch, joking about forgetting March and proposing to shift days to April and September. He notes editor colleagues’ ribbing and avoids asking readers to mail calendars.
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Amy
March
Poe
Appreciation Letter From SBA Adviser To Carlas Victims Group
The Houston Disaster Field Office SBA thanks Mr. Fred Hartman for serving on the advisory committee assisting the disaster area. The letter notes his sacrifice of personal business time and praises his role in rehabilitating those affected by Hurricane Carla as the effort nears completion. Carla Brinlee signs the note.
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Fred Hartman
Baytown
Texas
Hartman
Houston
Small Business Administration
Editors Speak: A Young Student’s Bright World
The piece extols a growing boy’s vivid desires and intellectual hunger. It frames youth as restless and curious, with boundless energy for learning and exploration, contrasting it with stifling adult conformity. The author urges recognition of youth as vibrant and essential amid muted adult perspectives.
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Raleigh
N.C
News and Observer
Earth
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