Speaking From Experience On Drinking And Social Pressure
Dear readers argue that social drinking risks addiction and that abstaining shows strength. The writer recalls 1917 Army service, lifelong abstinence, and the right to choose what one consumes. They cite James Lamb Free’s Just One More and urge self‑determination before help can work.
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Cowell
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James Lamb Free
Coward-McCann Publishers
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Free
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Off Year Governor Races Highlighted By Endorsements
Eisenhower endorsed GOP candidates in New Jersey New York City and Virginia races as voters faced contests for governor in New Jersey Democratic Gov Meyner sought a second term and Republican Malcolm Forbes urged civil rights limits. Virginia favored Democrat Lindsay Almond Jr while New York City Mayor Robert Wagner faced Republican challenger Christenberry in a statewide election slate including 51 mayoral posts.
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Trenton
Malcolm S. Forbes
Meyner
Forbes
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Little Rock
T. Miller Hand
Milton W. Glenn
Margate
Joseph G. Hancock
Greenwich Township
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Ted Dalton
GOP
Almond
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Dalton
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Robert K. Christenberry
New York Athletic Commission
Carpenter Waives Hearing in Kinston Shooting Case
Bruce Byrd a M year old Kinston carpenter waived a preliminary hearing on charges after firing four shots at Harry Daughhety a 50 year old Lenoir County farmer outside a courtroom. Judge Emmett Wooten set bond at 10000 for Byrd for the December term of superior court. Police said Byrd warned he would kill Daughhety if released.
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N.C
Bruce Byrd
Byrd
Harry Daughety
Lenoir County
Recorder's Court
Emmett Wooten
North Carolina educators gather for NC Education Assn meeting
Asheville hosts North Carolina schoolmasters for the annual NC Education Association conference. Officials report attendance around the typical figure as panels address school administration challenges.
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N.C
North ‘Carolina
North Carolina Education Assn
Decision delayed on NAACP action in Little Rock
In Little Rock Arkansas the NAACP and city officials clashed over a new ordinance requiring confidential data from members and contributors. City Attorney Harper urged dialogue while Reeves and Longstreth pressed for a court test to block enforcement until the ordinance is validated.
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Ark
U.S
NAACP
Litto Rock
Theland Area
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Ie Ieee Oy
Harper
D. Reeves
Longstreth
Reeves
17-Year-Old Charged In Slaying In Gastonia
Alfred Knight 17 is jailed on murder charges in the death of 16-year-old Ronnie Ramsey after a fist fight near a Gastonia street corner. Bond set at 2500 dollars. autopsy listed cause of death unknown. case expected to go to trial midweek.
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N. Y
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Knight
Ronnie Ramsey
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Ramsey
W. J. McLean
Pare Station
Spencer Mountain
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Ray H. Smith
Davis
Smith
Gaillard Seeks French Postwar Premier as Assembly Votes
Felix Gaillard is expected to win approval from the National Assembly today to lead France’s 24th postwar government. He would form a cabinet from all factions except Communists and Poujadists, ending a 36 day crisis. Gaillard, 98, would need about 350 votes in the 695 seat body.
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Paris
Felix Gaillard
Ning National Assembly
Gaillard
France
Armand Fallieres
Gether
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