Virginia Seeks Legal Escape Hatch in Prince Edward County Case
Virginia officials pursue a legal escape hatch to delay desegregation of Prince Edward County schools after the Supreme Court declined to review a 4th Circuit ruling. Judge Hutcheson must set a deadline for desegregation, with Virginia considering new strategies and a wait‑and‑see stance.
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Richmond
Virginia
Prince Edward County
U.S. Supreme Court
4Th Circuit
Federal Dist
Sterling Hutcheson
Charles T. Moses
Appomattox
Moses
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Supreme Court
Hutcheson
Rats blamed for a quarter of fires of unknown origin
Estimates indicate that 25 percent of fires whose origin is undetermined are caused by rats.
Brain size and intelligence relation questioned
The article notes that in most cases brain size does not directly determine intelligence, challenging common assumptions. It cites studies observing variability across species and individuals, suggesting other factors influence cognitive ability beyond mere brain volume.
U S Objects To Early Summit Talks
U S officials call the Soviet proposed June summit too soon and reject a rushed agreement. They favor careful talks first with a June foreign ministers meeting and a possible September or October summit, preserving a four power framework and including German reunification.
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Britain
France
U.S
Labor expert says wages lag profits in US industry
Victor G. Reuther told Raleigh's Institute of Religion that from 1952 to 1957 profits rose 48 percent while wages grew only 30 percent and farm income fell. He urged that wages catch up and praised the Senate inquiry. He noted labor progress in the South under current conditions.
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Raleigh
Victor G. Reuther
Institute of Religion
United Church
Reuther
Walter
United Auto Workers
U.S. Senate
South
Russian Alphabet and Legacy in Cyrillic Script
The Russian language uses a 30 letter Cyrillic alphabet derived largely from Greek origins. This script forms the basis for most Slavic languages and retains historical ties to early Greek writing systems.
President Harding Drives Last Spike in Alaska Railroad
President Warren G. Harding drove the final spike completing the Alaska railroad on July 15, 1923, marking a milestone in American infrastructure development.
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Warren G. Harding
Alaska Railroad
Three U S Army officers to face mistreatment charges
The U S Army said charges would be filed soon against Maj. Thomas F E James Capt Marvin E Kemp and M Sgt Robert E Wiedensaul over alleged mistreatment of a 14 year old Korean boy at the Ascom City flight center The boy was reportedly struck with a knife and placed in a nailed box while being caught stealing The Korean government protests and Korea seeks crisis jurisdiction under a status of forces agreement with the United States
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Seoul
Korea
South Korea
Kim Choon Il
Thomas FE. James
Plymouth
Marvin E. Kemp
Kilmichael
Miss
Robert E. Weidensaul
Pottstown
Kim
U.S. Army Flight Center
Ascom City
Kemp
Army
Wiedensaul
James
Utt Indicted For Murder By Grand Jury
Utt indicted for murder in the January death of his wife. Forsyth Superior Court set to hear bond request by his attorneys as prosecutors push for immediate trial. Ott, a 42-year-old VA clerk, surrendered after prior release. police found his wife dead from bullet wounds and Ott wounded at his apartment.
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Winston-Salem
Ausby Utt
Forsyth Superior Court
Veterans Administration
J. Erle McMichael
Hoyle Ripple
Frank M. Armstrong
Att
Harvey Lupton
Bond
Ott
Mastiff breed flourishing by 300 B.C.
Relics indicate the mastiff breed was flourishing as early as 300 B.C. Archaeological finds show early dogs matching mastiff characteristics across ancient sites. The discoveries suggest long standing use in guarding and companionship across ancient cultures.
Helicopter Fly to Ujongbu 35 Miles Away
A helicopter flew the box to Ujongbu, about 35 miles distant, delivering the shipment in a quick, direct run.
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Ujongbu
New Dope Addicts Treatment Reported In California
Hollywood psychiatrist Dr. Stuart C. Knox says injections of two enzymes ether disulphonate and adenosine triphosphate bypass narcotics and ease withdrawal. A Braewood Sanitarium study of over 100 patients aged 17 to 45 found withdrawal symptoms largely absent and rapid recovery within seven days. Knox links the work to theories by Marsh Malsman and C. M. Wylie of Los Angeles.
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South Pasadena
Calif
Hollywood
Stuart C. Knox
Knox
Braewood Sanitarium
Presbyterian and White Memorial Hospitals
Los Angeles
Marsh Malsman
C. M. Wylie
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