Southern States Study Mentions Mental Health Efforts
Gov. Terry Sanford of North Carolina touted a Southern Regional Education Board plan to expand mental health services across the South, while stock markets showed mixed gains in early trading. The AP index rose about one point as rail and industrial stocks led modestly higher, with notable activity in Ford, GM, IBM, and Mattel amid a broad trading session.
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Apollo craft contract details reveal multiple vehicle models
A government contract for the Apollo program outlines the creation of seven boilerplate and four unmanned craft, plus 10 future mission models. The plan includes testing at White Sands New Mexico and involvement of major firms like Bendix Boeing and North American with a focus on heat shields and Earth to Moon orbit capabilities.
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Kennedy falls short in test run with Rockefeller leads
In a preliminary poll Kennedy fails to capture a majority against Rockefeller as votes tilt 44 to 39 with 17 undecided. Southern states show Kennedy 41 percent, Goldwater 59, Romney 33, Rockefeller 47. A map lists Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Georgia Florida Kentucky Tennessee Virginia North Carolina South Carolina. The piece links this to shifting Democratic support and a plan to secure enough electoral votes through southern states.
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Khrushchev and Tito Duel Roads to Socialism in 1950s
A thaw in Yugoslavia Soviet ties began in mid 1956 with Tito visiting Moscow and pledges of more than one road to socialism. The accord faded as Cold War tensions rose, anti Yugoslav currents grew in Moscow, and Hungary’s revolt led to renewed friction before a brief 1957 détente.
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Ten Questions To Answer By The Reading Laboratory
This is the first of 30 articles from Newspaper Enterprise Association guiding students to study better. It tests habits like summarizing, note taking, memorizing, and test strategies, urging readers to reflect on what courses aim to teach and to approach each subject with purpose rather than endure. It promises further columns on study techniques and attitudes.
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Killer Of Two Officers Sought In Alabama Shootout
An intensive manhunt widens for a 40 year old bootleg suspect said to have shot and killed Colbert County Sheriff Herman Cook and Littleville Police Chief Neal Pace during a gun battle. The deaths and recent drowning incidents across several counties are reported with numerous other fatalities and injuries in North Carolina.
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Cotton New York market opens higher by 10 to 30 cents
The New York cotton market opened today with prices up 10 to 30 cents per bale from the previous close. Market observers note buyers returning after a quiet period, with traders watching nearby futures and weather conditions affecting Upland crop prospects.
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