Lincoln University advances integration with rising summer enrollment
Lincoln University reports near record summer enrollment of 584 students, the closest to the 666 peak in 1940s, reflecting a 40 percent rise from 1956. White students will comprise about half this summer, signaling continued integration across elementary to college levels while highlighting the university’s key role in Missouri’s higher education system.
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Truman Defends A-Bomb Amid Cold War Claims
Former President Truman rebuts Soviet broadcasts accusing the United States of using the atomic bomb as political intimidation. He cites Potsdam conversations with Churchill and Stalin, says allies knew of the new weapon, and argues the bomb was used strictly for military purposes to save lives and end the war quickly.
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Winston Churchill
Joseph Stalin
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Weather Musings on Spring Skipping Ahead to Summer
The column reflects on spring departing early and summer arriving, noting Americans live in the temperate zone between tropics and Arctic regions. It muses on delayed outdoor work, drought concerns, and the weather forecaster’s struggles with changing seasons and fogged spectacles.
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Arctic
Maritime Day Reflections on Landlocked States and Trade
The Federal Maritime Board notes that landlocked states have no economic landlocked status and views all Americans as stakeholders in the U.S. maritime industry. It links farm export welfare to export trade, while a mix of religious texts appears alongside.
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Hannibal
Doctors Not in Propaganda Line on Eisenhower Mission
The stenographic record shows doctors who treated President Eisenhower did not initiate or advocate for his political stance. They answered only medical questions about whether his illness affected a run for re election, and their medical opinions were reported with no political motive.
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Going Steady at Young Age Sparks Parent Concerns
A newspaper column discusses how going steady among teens is stirring worry among parents and educators. It notes teens feel pressured to mature quickly, while adults debate whether dating rules reflect a changing culture and uncertain future.
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Tucker's Whirligig Congressmen List Reasons For Foreign Aid Changes
Congress debates foreign aid cuts as pressures mount to reduce overseas spending. Senators cite industrial shift, layoffs, and Japan competition while plans to fund B 52 bombers face scrutiny and potential cuts. IMF, NATO, and atomic power debates frame a push to favor domestic economic and military needs over global commitments.
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Race relations drive debate over procedure and law
The report notes a widespread desire for improved racial relations and marks a shift from debate to a practical question. It centers on a procedure aimed at preserving conditions while removing barriers, highlighting remarks attributed to Methodist Bishop Fred Pierce of Minneapolis.
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Fred Pierce
Minneapolis
Tick borne disease risks outdoors and preventive vaccine
An old advisory notes ticks raise dangers in outdoor activity and cites a vaccine as protective. It describes Rocky Mountain spotted fever as an acute infection spreading by dog and wood ticks, with fever chills and pain. Early diagnosis and appropriate antibiotics improve recovery with few deaths.
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