North Carolina Press Split on Pearsall Plan for Schools
A survey of editorials from Raleigh Times to Gastonia Gazette shows varied stances on the Pearsall plan. Some papers advocate rejection as a risk to public education, others praise it as a measured safeguard to preserve the school system amid desegregation pressure.
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World Methodists Condemn Large-Scale Bomb Explosions
Dr C A Coulson of Oxford told World Methodist Council delegates that large-scale bomb explosions are an offense against the children of God and should be outlawed. He warned both Russia and the United States possess weapons capable of destroying all large communities, urging peaceful nuclear use. George Thomas of London urged principled leadership on the hydrogen bomb crisis.
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Warren Arrives Back In U S After World Trip
Chief Justice Earl Warren and his wife arrived in San Francisco by Pan American World Airways returning from a two month around the world journey. They will depart for Washington, D.C. tonight.
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