Human Inequality and the Case for Diverse Endowments
An editorial argues that human differences in intelligence and aptitudes are real and largely inborn. It cites J B S Haldane on genetic diversity and warns against denying inequality in favor of blanket equality of outcomes. The piece supports equal rights while preserving recognition of natural differences to tailor education and opportunity.
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J. B.S. Haldane
International Congress of Genetics
Geneva
Haldane
Mickey Mantle
Violence in Philadelphia Versus Southern Restraint
The Philadelphia paper reports widespread violence with daily attacks on police by mobs and labor clashes. James T. McDermott, mayoral candidate, notes Philadelphia’s violence amid a large population including many Black residents, urging readers to confront shock without generalizing Southern restraint.
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Philadelphia
South
James T. McDermott
Colorful Future for Socks Aims to Boost Sales
The Asheville Citizen notes sock makers plan a shift from solid blacks blues and browns to mixed colors and patterns to attract buyers. They blame stagnant sales on limited variety and predict new holiday designs like red and blue checks on green. The piece quips about overflowing drawers of outdated Yule neckties.
Unnecessary debutante rite sparks linguistic stand
The Charleston Daily Mail questions the value of debutante season, arguing debut means to come out and noting that young women have long been socially active since age ten. The piece mocks formal introductions tied to social expectations and modern trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Arctic
High Point Enterprise Staff Contact Lineup
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff including President Secretary-Treasurer Holt McPherson, Editor Joe Brown, Managing Editor W Patterson, Advertising Sector W Idol Jr, and Business Manager Charles B Lorlin, with address 305-307 North Main Street High Point NC.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N.C
Holt McPherson
I. Ns
Joe Brown
Manag
W. Patterson
W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Lorlin
Warren Court decade reshapes American life and law
A Special Report on the Warren Court's ten years under Chief Justice Earl Warren. The article surveys school desegregation, prayer and Bible readings, apportionment, and criminal procedure rulings, noting both praise and strong criticism. It details the Court’s impact, the chief justice's leadership, and the personalities within the high court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Biossat
Newspaper Enterprise Assu
Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Old South
Congress
Presidency
Tennessee
High Court
John Birch Society
Warren
Debate on Supreme Court career judges and experience
The article argues the Supreme Court functions best with varied experience, noting many justices had no prior bench service. It highlights Warren and Black as seasoned, with Douglas, Harlan, Stewart and White shaping a conservative to liberal balance. It cites Frankfurter’s researchers on historical bench experience and ends with a New York judge’s remark on the unique tasks of the Court.
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Supreme Court
New York
Warren
U. S
Hugh Black
William ©. Douglas
Felix Frankfurter
Black
Douglas
Tom Clark
Byron White
Arthur Goldberg
Frankfurter
John Marshall
Roger Taney
Louis Brandeis
Hughes
Ife
Warren Court
Alabama
John
Marshall Harlan
Potter Stewart
White
Goldberg
William Brennan
Harlan
Stewart
Clark
Cardovo
Quotes on future undersea towns by Cousteau and Walker
A fragment reads scientist Jacques Cousteau predicting future human life underwater and building towns beneath the sea. It contrasts with pilot Joe Walker describing the sky atop an 87 mile high flight in an evocative, poetic frame.
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Joe Walker
England Summer Journal From an American Tourist
A writer describes two months in England with Gail, living in youth hostels, visiting Chester, Northern Wales, Stratford, Oxford, Windsor, Chatsworth, Buxton, and London. She notes friendly locals, cultural sights, and contrasts between American and British views on socialism, concluding a renewed appreciation for America.
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Britain
Gail
England
Chester
Oxford
Young Conservatives of London
Wales
Conway Castle
Mt. Snowdon
Llandidung
British Isles
U.S
America
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Midlands
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Canterbury
Coventry Cathedral
Windsor Castle
Chatsworth House
Chatsworth
Dukes of Devonshire
Kennedy
Katherine
Duchess of Devonshire
Buxton
Peak District
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Halle’ Orchestra
Islands
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Tower of London
Regent's Park
Buckingham Palace
London
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Stock Exchange
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