Group to Fight Court Ruling in Arkansas Rally
James Johnson of Crossett former state senator and Arkansas White Citizens Council leader told a White America rally that a constitutional amendment would be drafted to circumvent the Supreme Court ruling against segregated public schools. He cited top southern minds meeting soon in east Arkansas as backing the plan led by pro segregation groups.
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People Feel Doctors Not Human Enough
A study of 1,000 residents in Metropolis, a Northwestern industrial city, finds the public criticizes doctors and hospitals for seeming lacking in human warmth. Only 19 percent say physicians charge too much, while most feel costs are high. Dr. Earl Lemon Koos urges better human relations to address concerns.
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Middle of the road policy backed by a reform group
He described others as right wing supporters who favor a shotgun approach to integration and left wing advocates who demand immediate integration. His group aims to challenge integration through legal means.
Graham speaks at UK church convocation with Archbishop
American evangelist Billy Graham and the Archbishop of Canterbury addressed the Church of England assembly in London. More than 500 ministers and six bishops attended as Graham urged evangelism that engages intellect emotion and will through authoritative pulpit preaching.
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U S First Division Leaves Germany After 13 Years
The 26th Infantry Regiment of the U S 1st Division folds its colors at Bamberg and sails to Fort Riley Kansas after 13 years in Europe. Nearby Kitzingen the 1st Engineer Battalion holds a similar farewell ceremony as troops depart.
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Europe
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Kroger Opens Store Without a Door
Cincinnati report notes Kroger launches a store using an air curtain to form an invisible wall, keeping heat in and insects out. Doors are folded away at night. Kroger says it is the first U S supermarket to use the Swiss air curtain unit.
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United States
Switzerland
Quotations From Noted Figures On Geneva and Pop Culture
United Press reports quotes from Charles E. Wilson on Geneva and peace, John Foster Dulles on the Geneva conference, Bob Hope defending his jokes about Princess Margaret, and an Army post quip at Fort Dix about clothes and Valley Forge.
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Canada
Princess Margaret
Fort DIX
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Stevenson says Truman neutral on 1948 Democratic bid
Chicago Adlai Stevenson cites ex President Truman's neutrality on Stevenson’s campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. Stevenson says Truman has made it emphatically clear he will not back either side.
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Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Hillcrest Unit dam aims irrigation for Idaho farms
The proposed Hillcrest Unit dam on the Snake River in Idaho would provide irrigation water for 600 part time farms of about eight acres each.
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Snake River
Idaho
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