Alcohol Education Is Called Failure at National PTA Meet
Kansas City AP report quotes Ralph W. Daniel of Michigan warning that schools fail to teach alcohol facts impartially. He critiques biased texts and outsider speakers, noting society treats alcoholism as illness and calls for three goals including teaching facts, diverse opinions, and the illness and its treatments.
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Kansas City
Ralph W. Daniel
Michigan State Board of Alcoholism
Daniel
Auditorium and library approved in Atlantic City plan
Dr. Edward D. Greenwood urged unified treatment and rehabilitation concepts as key to delinquency correction. Voters approved municipal auditorium bonds 18 110 to 13 148. library bonds passed 20 046 to 11 343, enabling a $12.6 million auditorium and $2.4 million library for the city commission.
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Greenwood
Menninger Foundation
Harvest forecast for Kansas wheat crop reaches record level
Kansas City AP reports normal migration will supply 5,000 out of state combines and 10,000 truck tractor operators to harvest a record wheat crop. Harvest begins in south central counties around June 5 and moves to northwestern counties by July 1 5. Kansas projects 250 million bushels.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Labor Department
Peace talks pause as French Algerian delegations confer
In Evian les Bains France the French and Algerian rebel delegations recessed to digest the first round of talks. The two groups agreed to meet every other day to allow strategy sessions with Paris and Tunis officials. In London West Germany and allies authorized eight destroyers up to 6000 tons for missile launchers under a new Western European Union ceiling.
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Evian Les
London
West Germany
Council of the Western European Union
South African Police Nab Strike Organizers in Predawn Raids
Predawn raids in Johannesburg lead to arrests of nonwhite organizers allied with the All-In African National Council as they plan a three day nationwide strike set for next Monday. Police report seizing several organizers and associates amid the action in the predawn hours.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
All-In African National Council
Planned strike and political rights drive in South Africa
The draft strike for nonwhite mteuity aims to pressure for political rights before the South African republic declaration on May 31. In London Evangelist Billy Graham was confined to his hotel with a severe bronchial infection delaying revival meetings after cancellations in London and Swansea. In Budapest Janos Kadar signaled possible Soviet troop withdrawal, saying the USSR cannot defend Hungary’s frontiers forever.
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South African Republic
London
Billy Graham
Graham
Southampton
Swansea
Wales
Budapest
Hungary
Communist Party
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Weekend Visitors and Rail Car Totals Decline
Alva and Benedict residents hosted guests including John Gallon and family. Santa Fe rail data for the week ending May 20 1961 shows 25414 carloads up from 23752 year ago with total cars moved 36379 up from 34871. A Jacksonville AP brief reports a police officer charged in two loan company holdups linked to financing a honeymoon.
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Santa Fe
Jacksonville
Fla (Ap
Donald Earl Garner
Humboldt Visitors Call on Benedict Family
Mr and Mrs George Cowan and daughter Jo Mrs Lloyd Johns and Wayne all of Humboldt were in Benedict Monday to visit with Mrs Lester Floyd and family.
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George Cowan
Lloyd Johns
Wayne
Humboldt
Benedict
Lester Floyd
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Global Briefs
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du Pont Alathon
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China
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