Foster care crisis highlighted by Dosses in new book
The Dosses argue about 300 000 US children need homes amid adoptions averaging 93 000 yearly. They call the group the lost and urge uniform adoption laws, heritage disclosure, and action against illegal baby trafficking to end frequent boarding and shifting among relatives. Their case includes a boy welcomed as mama for always.
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New York
Carl
Helen Doss
Cis
Doss
Harily
Dosses
Redlands
Calif
Cernly
Massachusetts
United States
Canda
Saterline News Social Visits And Moves
Mrs. Marshall Gettys of Houston visits her relatives while a fishing trip to Possum Kingdom Lake is reported. Various families travel for visits, illnesses, or moves including Nivens, Leatherwood, Arnold, Ballard, Wilkinson, Phillips, Spradlin, Sloan, Nelson, and others across Texas and Colorado.
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Marshall Gettys
Houston
Albert Bailey
Jim Moore
Lanny Tucker
Possum Kingdom Lake
Bessie Coppedge
L. W. Nivens
Larren Arnold
Fort Worth
Price Butler
Veterans’ Hospital
Amarillo
Wesley Nivens
Cimarron
Rhoda Nelson
Colorado Springs
Guy Leatherwood
Dallas
F. E. Leary
J. A. Ballard
Lubbock
Walter Whaley
Haskell
E. Kennedy Duane
Gerry
C. E. Wilkinson
Salida
Colo
C Be Wilkinson
Denver
Lester Phillips
Turkey
Henry Spradlin
Vernon
C. L. Sloan, Sr
C. L. Sloan, Jr
R. L. Nelson
Lily Bagwell
Rotary Europe Trip Reveals Freedom and Fractions of Life
Aboard the S S Independence during the European Rotary tour about 50 of 70 Rotarians and families sail past Naples with reflections on American liberty and lighter government. The writer notes passport checks, different cultural habits, and jokes about coffee as the Independence steams toward New York.
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S. S. Independence
U. S
New York
Europe
Rotary International
Naples
Dukes Warns Against Recognizing Chinese Communists
The statement denounces recognizing the Chinese Communists as contrary to civilized nation standards. It argues such recognition would ignore past hostilities and threaten U S security and allies in Asia, urging continued nonrecognition and peaceful conduct.
Judiciary Committee Studies Supreme Court Effects
The House Judiciary Committee proposed examining the impact of recent Supreme Court decisions and drafting bills to address any serious effects. Representative Kenneth B. Keating of New York urged a mature and measured study rather than court attacks.
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House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Kenneth B. Keating
N.Y
McCanns News Analysis of International Balance Sheet
The week shows signs Russia desires disarmament progress while US proposals invite first steps like halting nuclear tests. Zorin leans toward US ideas. Russia fears a nuclear strike. Hungary indictments by UN General Assembly threaten Russian policy. Mao and Chou tighten controls as Chinese criticism grows. North Korea pushes for talks on troop withdrawal amid UN Command armistice tensions.
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Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
Gromyko
United States
London
Valerian A. Zorin
Harold Stassen
Soviet
United Nations General Assembly
Hungary
Budapest
Hungarian Socialist Workers Party
Janos Kadar
Communist Party
Kadar
US Showed Air Might In Korean Display
In Seoul, U S jet fighters and bombers demonstrated air power to boost morale amid tension with the north. Four swept wing F100 Super Sabres led two formations of B57 bombers above the city as crowds cheered, with aircraft passing over President Syngman Rhee’s mansion after a high alert observation by the Republic of Korea.
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Seoul
South Korea
U. S
Steel pricing policy hike aligns with auto pay rise
The price increase takes effect July 1 as steel workers gain automatic pay raises under the three year no strike pact signed last August, ending a 34 day steel strike.
Pastels Replace Beiges In Home Decorating
Pittsburgh report notes a shift from beige and turquoise-aqua trends to pastels in home decorating. Guy J. Berghoff of Pittsburgh Plate Glass attributes the change to whimsical paint tastes, with living rooms now favoring lighter brighter surroundings and white wood trim.
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Pittsburgh
Guy J. Berghoff
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Berghoff
Business leaders upbeat on 1957 economy in Washington
In Washington the U S Chamber of Commerce panel of seven business leaders forecast a brighter second half of 1957 and an overall rise versus 1956. They cited steady sales, rising prices, and optimism despite one more cautious view on agriculture. Dr. Emerson Schmidt noted potential soft spots but overall health remained promising. Eisenhower budget not mentioned.
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Washington
NEA
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Eisenhower
William A. McDonnell
First National Bank
St. Louis
John S. Coleman
Burroughs Corp
Detroit
George Hansen
Chandler Department Store
Boston
Fred Rowe
Johnson Construction Co
Columbus
Ohio
WB Camp & Sons
Bakersfield
Calif
Emerson P. Schmidt
Chamber
Supreme Court
McDonnell
Army Defines the Salute as a Formal Mark of Honor
The U.S. Army officially defines the salute as a formal mark of honor, respect, or courtesy to a person of higher rank, a flag, or a high official. Saluting distance is prescribed at between six and 30 paces.
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US. Army
One Killed and Many Hurt by Tornado in Mississippi
A tornado driven by Hurricane Audrey struck Brookville Mississippi killing Mrs John Wooten and injuring others including two of her children. The storm destroyed eight houses in a Negro neighborhood and damaged a Kraft cheese plant across from two splintered homes. The town has about 800 residents and reacts to extensive property damage and injuries.
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Brookville
Miss
Audrey
John Wooten
Wooten
Mississippi
Bob Chisholm
WMBC
Wrights Plan Move After Service and Community Roles
Wrights of Chil Dress plan a July relocation as Robert Wright completes a term with the Chamber of Commerce and Methodist church boards. Mrs Wright teaches and studied English in Denton, with wartime teaching during World War II and expected July 1 return to town before August work start.
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United States
Secret Service
Chamber of Commerce
First Methodist Church
Wright
Denton
Wrights
Childress
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