High Court Opens New Term With Civil Rights Focus
The Supreme Court begins a new term amid looming civil rights cases including school desegregation challenges and NAACP member lists. Lower courts rulings in Macon and Montgomery shape early agenda as justices consider grants for review.
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Ee Moberty
Richmond
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U.S. District Court
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Soldier-Scientists Resent Army Rules
Edgewood Maryland report portrays young soldier scientists torn between barracks life and civilian research work in chemical warfare studies. They face rigid military rules while contributing to labs. some question treatment and maturity among NCOs. Pentagon aims to adjust SPP roles with more industry experience.
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Robert D. Cotton
Grass Lake
Mich
Paul Savonen
Newark
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Spp’s
Soo Han
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SPP
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Cage
T.R. Isaacs
Bernard P. McNamara
Pentagon
Army
New 1960 Ford Emphasizes Comfort And Space
Ford officials recount a bumper to bumper redesign to boost passenger space comfort and handling with the new 1960 model. The car features larger hip and shoulder room and 17 percent more windshield area, posture perfect foam seats and convenient innovations like a low trunk floor and foot operated parking brake.
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J. C. Wright
Ford Motor Co
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Wright
Space Age Enters 3rd Year Asks What The Future Holds
The piece surveys the dawn of the space age since Sputnik in 1957, noting 18 launches to date, the Van Allen radiation belts, and early achievements by Vanguard I and animals in flight. It suggests future orbiting astronauts, moon landings, and deeper scientific and practical benefits. It ends with a note on regional rice production shares in Arkansas Louisiana and Texas.
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Associated Press
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Moon
Mars
Venus
Sapere Peeladbe
Space
Poles
Laika
Vanguard I
Philadelphia Fights Jokes as Comedians Face City Lash
Philadelphia officials led by Mayor Richardson Dilworth enact a joke crackdown. Comedians such as Milton Berle Jerry Lewis Jack Carter and Dorothy Kilgallen receive letters from a deputy to stop Philadelphia jokes. Pairing irony with progress, the city highlights urban renewal transportation and health achievements.
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City Hall
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Jack Carter
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Ilgallen
Quaker City
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Paar
Abe Rosen
Philly
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Rosen
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Switzerland
Carter
Dilworth
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Thomas Jefferson
Officials to Appear on Television Education Course
Greensboro and area registrars will join a telecourse titled Major Issues in American Education at 6 45 p m Monday. Originating from Woman's College studios WUNC TV the program features WC education professor Dr Donald Russell and includes superintendents from Greensboro Winston-Salem City and Forsyth Alamance County schools.
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Alamance County
Customer tears iPhone from wall at Lockport telecom office
An irate customer, unhappy with party line service, stormed into a Lockport New York telephone company office and ripped his iPhone from the wall in a tense confrontation.
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