Pearsall Plan Split Over North Carolina School Desegregation
North Carolina leaders debate the Pearsall Plan as a remedy to school integration. Gov Hodges plans a publicity campaign while a Negro church group and the Presbyterian Negro synod oppose the proposal citing Civil War era tensions. The measure would fund private schooling and allow local votes to close schools in intolerable conditions.
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PLC
North Carolina
U. S. Supreme Court
General Assembly
Pearsall
Aone
Noor
Supreme Court
Hodges
Charlotte
Council of Presbyterian Men of the Synod of Catawba Negro
Presbyterian Church (USA
Stevenson Campaigns On Labor Day in Michigan
Stevenson attacks Republican leadership and Dulles in Labor Day speeches in Pontiac and Muskegon. He says Republicans mislabeled history to gain votes and accuses them of valuing business over people. He highlights auto layoffs and high unemployment as signs of economic distress.
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Stevenson
State Dulles
Porter Dulles
Gar
Les
Michigan
Chicago
Pontiac
Muskegon
Cadillac Square
Eisenhower
America
Detroit
Mirror of Your Mind on vanity and humor in women
The piece argues vanity stems from unmet childhood needs and that beauty is an impersonal asset for models. It notes vanity often precedes awareness of appearance and that most people desire admiration as a normal trait. It asks whether some are born with humor, claiming most are born with a good disposition conducive to humor.
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Clinton
Tenn
National
Frank Clement
The Psychology of Humor and Self Motivation
The author argues humor relies on family emotional health and a loving upbringing. He notes a sunny disposition can be disrupted by a poor home atmosphere but nurtured talents develop through love. He adds some people thrive under self employment due to strict upbringing and rebel against authority, transferring energy from the boss to personal work.
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Anawerther
Reds Set Off Third Explosion In Series
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that the Russians detonated a third nuclear test in Siberia. AEC Chairman Lewis J. Strauss said the blast was in the same size range as the first two, with Eisenhower noting the tests aimed at weapon development. The Moscow and American statements left hydrogen versus atomic designation undecided. Some context notes the Soviet tests were unusually rapid and publicly disclosed.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Siberia
AEC
Lewis J. Strauss
Eisenhower
Strauss
Soviet Union
United States
Pittsburgh baby found dead on river bank heightens case
Police link a four to six week old infant girl found dead on a riverbank to Cynthia by fingerprints and footprints. Officials say leads are being checked and eliminated as state attorney Ullman notes this points away from ransom kidnapping and toward two speculative scenarios involving a frustrated woman or a potential but remote baby theft for sale.
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Pittsburgh
Cynthia
Atty. Ullman
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