Upper Class Negroes Attacked by Humphrey Speech
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey opened the White House Conference on Civil Rights with a sharp rebuke of upper class Negroes who ignore poorer fellow Blacks. He said some prioritize personal gain over equality and the race's broader needs. In Nigeria, calm conditions hid recent riots after a Lagos government move toward unitary rule triggered deadly clashes and censorship orders.
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Sunscreen Essentials and Sunlight Moderation Advice
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt warns about photosensitivity from sun exposure and certain drugs. He notes sunscreens with red veterinary petrolatum or PABA, avoidance of antihistamine-containing salves, and that large vitamin B doses may prevent burns. Some diseases may benefit from sunlight exposure.
Methodists in Conference Opens in Jonesboro Arkansas
The 31st annual North Arkansas Conference of the Methodist Church began in Jonesboro Arkansas with business sessions. The conference continues through Friday morning when Bishop Paul V. Galloway will read pastoral appointments.
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Jonesboro
Ark
North Arkansas Conference of the Methodist Church
Paul V. Galloway
Canada Increases Income Taxes to Ease Inflation
Canada raises income taxes for all but the lowest paid workers effective today as part of a second tax change this year. A family example shows withholding amounts shifting from 19.10 to 18.75 for a $150 weekly salary after prior cuts. Provinces vary in how funds are shared. A new refundable corporate tax of five percent on cash profits will be repaid with interest after 18 months to drain money now.
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Canada
Arkansas Driver Education Urged by Democratic Candidate
Arkansas needs a full scale driver education program as self defense says Dale Alford of Little Rock. He would start by beefing up high school programs as about 30,000 youths reach driving age each year, warning of potential waste of lives and resources if not trained.
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Memphis
Ark
Arkansas
Dale Alford
Little Rock
Alford
Little
Memorial Day Observance and Local Notes in Hope
Memorial Day services by Nelson Hill Post 427 and Ladies Auxiliary at Scott's Memory Gardens featured readings, songs, and prayers. A May 30 holiday barbecue and family visits followed, with coming and going notes on Brenda Joyce Nelson, families from Emmet, Oakland, and hopes for the summer. Linda Nelson reported, and Miss Janice Renee Bumphus was highlighted for graduating in Gary Indiana with top honors and multiple scholarships.
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Gary
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Evanston
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Hope
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Soviet Composer Shostakovich Suffers Heart Attack
Demitri Shostakovich, 59, premier Soviet composer, suffered a slight heart attack at his Leningrad home after a concert where three of his new works were played. He was recovering, with plans to speak at the Tchaikovsky competition opening in Moscow postponed due to illness.
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Oscow (Ap
Demitri Shostakovich
Soviet Union
Leningrad
Moscow
Ekaterina Furtsven
Ashes and discipline shape a restless generation
A terse editorial voices concern that lax standards breed trouble as youth drift from discipline. It argues that avoiding lessons from errors increases missteps, warning that permissive methods may let children roam unchecked. The piece frames its warning in sharp moral terms.
Rent-a-Girl in New York Adds Credit Card Twist
Thomas New York AP reports a single film titled Rent-a-Girl sparks discussion of credit card economy. The piece satirically links corporate executives, marital dynamics, and a fictional service offering rented wives delivered or picked up, prompting commentary on ethics and modern work life.
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