Mother Nature's A Female Isn't She Find? Male Obsolescence Idea
London AP reports on a provocative theory by A Stolk of Amsterdam linking parasitic ichthyophonus infection to pathological parthenogenesis in toothcarp fish. The piece suggests a misinterpreted path to female-only births and imagines future human implications for men.
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Free University
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Safety Check Lane Extended As Demand Continues
The traffic safety check lane sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce will run into next week. James Roberts, project chairman, announced the extension citing ongoing demand. In five days about 800 motorists used the free 10 point vehicle check from 1 pm to 5 30 pm.
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James Roberts
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Athens Girl Tops Pianists at UA Music School
Miss Judy Taft, 14, won first among 47 piano students at the University of Alabama summer music school. The two week session, directed by the university music education director, concluded with a grand concert Friday night. Judy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Taft, has attended the school three years and studies with Mrs Sarah Jefferies.
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University of Alabama
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Sarah Jefferies
GOP Chairmen Meet Eisenhower on Campaign School Visit
The 48 Republican state chairmen will breakfast with President Eisenhower at the Statler Hotel Thursday at 7:45 a.m. The GOP National Committee says they come for a three day campaign school in Washington Wednesday through Friday, echoing a 1955 event.
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Eisenhower
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GOP National Committee
Patterson Aims Continue Fight For Segregation
Alabama attorney general candidate John Patterson pledges a law to let the governor close any public school facing federal troop intervention, citing Texas and Mississippi as models, in a Tuscaloosa address to the Alabama Association of County Agricultural Agents.
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Texas
Mississippi
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Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
API
Craughon
J. C. Bullington
Jasper
L. C. Alsebrook
Selma
W. L. Martin
Guntersville
Owen Reeder
Luverne
Lebanon crisis not alarming say U S officials
Secretary Dulles said the Lebanon situation is serious but not alarming after a Beirut dispatch reported daylong fighting between government forces and rebels. He interrupted a Princeton reunion to return to Washington and confer with State Department aides including Undersecretary Herter and William Rountree.
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Dulles
U. S
Beirut
Lebanon
Princeton University
Christian Herter
William Rountree
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Milk Distributors to Appeal Alabama Import Law to Supreme Court
Milk distributors plan to take Alabama milk imports law to the U S Supreme Court after the Alabama Supreme Court ruled the statute constitutional. A rehearing was refused this week and an appeal will be filed within 90 days. Former Gov. Frank M. Dixon, a Birmingham attorney, outlined the move.
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Alabama
U.S. Supreme Court
Frank M. Dixon
Alabama Supreme Court
Patterson Returns To NAACP Probes In Alabama
Atty Gen John Patterson seeks to prove the NAACP remains active in Alabama despite a two year old injunction. He will also pursue a permanent injunction against the Tuskegee boycott led by the Tuskegee Civic Assn as court action continues.
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NAACP
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Birmingham
William P. Mitchell
Tuskegee
Patton
De Gaulle Pressures Soustelle in Algeria Unity Drive
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle, finishing two weeks as premier, tightens control over Algeria. Soustelle, once allied with the army revolt, is summoned and given only vague permission to continue discussions. Salan says De Gaulle’s Friday speech and junta support solve the problems. He aims pacification and a bond drive to ease finances.
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Algeria
Jacques Soustelle
Soustelle
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Junta
France
Decatur Huntsville Chambers Tour Redstone Arsenal
Decatur Chamber of Commerce directors joined Huntsville colleagues in a joint visit to Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville. The group dined at the Russell Erskine Hotel after touring the installation, marking a return call as annual alternating meetings are planned.
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Huntsville C of C
Huntsville
Redstone Arsenal
Decatur
Redstone
Huntsville Board
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Two U.S. Priests Freed By Commies
In Hong Kong two U.S. Roman Catholic priests walked out of a Red China prison after serving full five year terms for espionage. They were described as cheerful and returned to life abroad.
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U.S
Red China
U S Presses Russia to Clear Propaganda Hooks for Talks
The United States accused Russia of hiding propaganda hooks in its note on nuclear test detection talks set for Geneva July 1. Washington demanded removal of these points before talks open, while praising Russia's technical experts and noting the talks should stay strictly scientific. Secretary Dulles instructed U S scientists to ignore political considerations unless the Soviets reverse them and to propose a joint East West analysis first. Gromyko’s note allegedly confirms some points but inaccurately states others.
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United States
Russia
Geneva
Joseph Reap
State Department
U. S
India
Japan
Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
Court To Open Criminal Book For Morgan County
Circuit Court will hear criminal cases Monday after a week of civil sessions. Two murder cases head the docket with Simon McComb, already serving a life term for another murder, and Mrs. Lorene New of Hartseller facing charges. McComb’s case relates to the December 1956 death of Frank Nettles who was shot four times. he was also convicted in February for the death of his wife Mary Swope. New’s indictment stems from the January 24 shooting death of 17 year old Roy Raybon Townson of Danville 1. The grand jury, which began last Monday and reported Saturday, returns 67 indictments from 105 cases. It recommends fingerprint fees be paid and submitted to the FBI, notes improvements to the courthouse interior, and commends the Morgan County Board of Revenue and Control.
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Simon McComb
Lorene New
Hartseller
McComb
Frank Nettles
Nettles
Mary Swope
FBI
Washington
Morgan County Board of Revenue and Control
Frank Morgan
Little Accidents Make Health Headlines
A public service article by Dr. Judson Pitts warns that minor accidents sprains and falls can damage the spine and affect overall health. He says many dismiss neck and back soreness but a subluxation requires skilled adjustment to prevent energy loss from the brain to the body.
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