Plan to use foster homes for aged proposed by church
The Evangelical and Reformed Church weighs a foster home plan to care for the elderly instead of state institutions. Delegates note 21 church homes in 11 states have waiting lists and discuss matching seniors with compatible families, funded by local contributions totaling about 1% million dollars annually.
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Dick Hoenig
Lancaster
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Commission On Benevolent Institutions
Garnett O. Adams
Superin
Bethany Commission
Victor B. Hauck Jr
St. Louis
Bensenville
Nursing Curricula Re-examined at Duke Workshop
Miss Florence Elliott of New York says rising birth rates and aging increase health service demand, creating a nursing shortage. Advances in medicine shift training toward 12–18 month practical diplomas, two year associate degrees, and three year diploma programs. Duke School of Nursing sponsors the workshop.
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Florence Elliott
New York
Duke School of Nursing
N C Towns Can Get Sewage Aid
North Carolina towns can receive about 1.27 million dollars in federal aid for sewage plant construction as grants rather than loans. The State Stream Sanitation Committee heard details from executive secretary BE C Hubbard, who said the U S Public Health Service will announce eligibility within a month. The committee proposed a budget reduction from 17 508 to 148 742 over two fiscal years, dropping plans for an industrial waste survey group.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Stream Sanitation Committee
BE. C. Hubbard Hubbard
U.S. Public Health Service
Judge From Tennessee Ties to Clinton School Ruling
The federal judge Robert Love Taylor, a Tennessee native born in Washington County, ordered the integration of Clinton High School after the Supreme Court ruling ended segregation. Known as "Little Bob," he hails from a storied family in Tennessee politics as son of Alf Taylor and nephew of Bob Taylor, with a history of firm courtroom rulings and a notable contempt sentence against segregationist John Kasper.
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Ere Tenn
Clinton High School
Anderson
Tennessee
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Robert Love Taylor
U.S
East Tennessee
Washington County
East Tennessee Mountains
Clinton
Circuit Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Clinton High
John Kasper
Washington, D.C
Taylor
Kasper
Little Bob
Alf Taylor
Bob Taylor
Alf
Bob
Interest Mounting But Light Vote Expected On Amendments
Raleigh reports growing interest in constitutional amendments, led by the school provision. Despite campaigns for the other measures, observers expect a light statewide turnout Saturday with Gaston County aiming for 15,000 to 20,000 votes. Robert Howard cites Gaston’s 1952 governor race turnout to gauge current interest and suggests overall results may be under half a million votes.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Popular Think
Gastonia
SBI
Robert Howard
Gaston Committee
Gaston
Howard
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