Drownings Claim Three Lives Across North Carolina
Weekend fatalities include a farm pond drowning of Clint Worthy 48 near Sanford a five year old girl Sandra Chapman in the Catawba River and Tommy Gibby 21 at Nantahala Lake all listed among eleven violent or accidental deaths.
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Eisenhower Delivers West Point Graduation Address 1955
President Eisenhower, a West Point class of 1915 graduate, became the first academy alumnus to give the commencement address as chief executive at the 1955 graduation exercises.
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Nigeria population larger than Australia Canada and New Zealand
Nigeria has about 34 million people making it nearly seven times the size of England and larger than the combined populations of Australia Canada and New Zealand.
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Laos talks stall as USSR rejects British plan
In Geneva the USSR rejected a new British compromise on Laos amid a deadlock at the 14 power talks. British co chairman MacDonald proposed simultaneous discussion of neutrality and cease fire control over alternating days. Sihanouk later said the Lao king may mediate and Laos factions show signs of stabilization and reconciliation.
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NAACP Chief Presses Kennedy for Immediate Civil Rights Laws
NAACP executive secretary Roy Wilkins said President Kennedy has erred by not pushing Congress for new civil rights laws while praising administration appointments and anti segregation steps. He spoke on the eve of the NAACP 52nd annual convention with about 1,200 delegates. The group reports progress in housing and education and plans a Freedom Train to spur lawmakers to act.
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Columbia College removes advanced civilization course
New York AP report says Columbia College drops its sophomore required advanced course in contemporary civilization because the subject has become too technical and socialized to translate into ordinary discourse. The faculty committee cites this trend in social sciences as the cause and notes regret over the loss.
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Drownings At Tokyo Beaches Reach 43 With 13 Missing
Police report 43 drownings at sea resorts and rivers near Tokyo on Sunday. About 500000 people flocked to beaches to escape a heat wave reaching 95 degrees, twelve degrees above average for this date.
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Planned economy credits blamed on faulty blueprints
A concise opinion notes that the success of planned economies hinges on accurate blueprints and warns that errors in design undermine potential gains. The author argues for improved planning methods and reliable forecasting to realize intended outcomes.
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