Steady Progress Toward Ending Church Segregation Reported
AP dispatch from St. Louis notes slow but steady progress toward ending racial segregation in American churches. About 30,864 of 308,647 U S churches are interracial, with most becoming so in the last decade, while southern voices warn of deteriorating relations and redouble calls to preserve segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
ST. Louis
National Council of Churches
Liston Pope
Yale Divinity School
New Haven
Francis Pickens Miller
Charlottesville
Virginia
Deep South
South
Pope
Martin Luther King, Jr
Montgomery
Ala
America
Assembly
Council
Episcopal
Everett H. Jones
San Antonio
Texas
Francis P. Miller
Blake Smith
Austin
Dr. Pope
North
South Africa
Singapore
Drunkenness Worries Communist Satellites
AP report from Vienna notes Communist media in East European satellites warn alcoholism harms production. In Czechoslovakia youth drinking rose, first aid stations for alcoholics were opened, and drunks are recorded for possible medical treatment, with similar concerns raised in Poland and Hungary about factory accidents.
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Vienna
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Prace
Library Adds Social Science Titles to General Collection
The public library released a new list of social science books for general circulation. Notable entries span adolescence to finance and governance, including American Teen-ager, Money and Banking, Government and Administration of Iowa, The New Class, an Analysis of the Communist System, and Principles of School Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Public Library
Remmers
Radler
Prather
Iowa
Ross
U.S
Turner
Simpson
Kafka
Swartz
Frank
Woodring
United States
Kneier
McCann
Larsen
MacGregor
Colberg
Djilas
Louisville
Carmichael
Lloyds of
The Poet Edgar A Guest Encourages Hard Work
Edgar A. Guest urges readers to face tough tasks with resolve. He says to buckle to the job, work steadily, and ignore worries or sighs. By staying focused and trying, difficulties fade and character is proven as effort pays off.
St Paul Winter Carnival Bridge Contest Lead
Oswald Jacoby presents a sample hand from the St Paul 1958 winter carnival bridge tournament with local favorite Mrs Norman Grue among the top contenders. The article previews strategic play and decision making for the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Norman Grue
Bridge hand leads to overtrick for Mrs. Grue
In a North South game, Mrs. Grue navigates a risky bid and a diamond finesse. West blocks with the ace of hearts, East holds the king, and after careful play dummy’s diamonds all fall, yielding an overtrick. The article notes the meaning of the name Jesse as wealth.
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North
West
Dummy
East
Mrs. Grue
Rocket Explodes in Texas Class Killing Teacher Injuring Seven
In Floydada Texas a pipe made rocket exploded during a high school chemistry class. Teacher Garland Foster 40 died. Students Keith Hollums 18 and Jerry Crawford 17 seriously injured. Seven pupils injured total. The school closed for two days.
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Floydada
Keith Hollums
Jerry Crawford
Hollums
Crawford
Lubbock
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Cowbella
Hanover
Hatlo Hatti
GANG
Dearborn
Mich
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Remington Rollectric
DER
Newton's
Newton's Jewelry Co
Remington
Newton's Gft
Ava
Cinébeam
Cinélens
Emit Peoples Furniture
1St Ave
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
Astio South
Jesse
Dennis Whitsill
Toytown
2Nd Avenue
Newman Dhree
Santa
Newman
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