Southern third party talk fades after Little Rock furor
In Atlanta dispatch, Southern leaders weigh a possible third party as Civil Rights tensions rise. Analysts note renewed Democratic wins in Virginia New Jersey and NYC lessen third party momentum while cautions about northern southern splits persist.
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Tetanus Death Toll Highlights Vaccination Need
UNC medical and public health faculty warn tetanus remains deadly with 18 North Carolina cases in 1955 and 12 deaths. Nationally 1,688 tetanus deaths occurred 1951–55 among 2,482 cases. Experts urge immunization, note typical deaths from a leg scratch or rusty nail show preventable fatalities.
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Dog Welcomed at Texas Motel Says Letter Reply
In Okemah Oklahoma a Texas motel confirms a dog is welcome after a friend asks to bring along his dog. The reply lists humorous yet firm assurances about past incidents to reassure the guest.
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