Max Lerner on Birmingham and the civil rights revolution
Max Lerner analyzes the Birmingham crisis as a pivotal, peaceful yet forceful push for desegregation. He argues nonviolent mass action risks escalation, praises King’s Gandhi-influenced strategy, and warns against delays that invite violent backlash while urging steady federal leadership.
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Birmingham
Supreme Court School
Kennedys
Department of Justice
Little Rock
New Orleans
Ole Miss
Martin Luther King
King
Deep South
Dr. King
Moles and medical Qs from Dr Molner column
Readers ask about moles on back and stomach and whether vitamins matter. Dr Molner notes moles vary by skin type, may irritate if rubbed, and should be checked if changing size or color. Recommendations include medical removal if risk rises.
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E.W
Motner
Las Vegas
Global stock rebound contrasts with 1962 crash
The piece notes the United States stock market led the recovery among free world markets in 1963, rising about 33 percent from the 1962 bottom while others like Germany Italy and Austria posted smaller gains. It cites Japan's 31 percent rise and explains the global upturn driven by institutional and professional traders amid improving US earnings and dividends.
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France
Free World
United States
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Austria
Japan
U. S
U.S
Europe
General de Gaulle
Canada
Robert A. Gilbert
Barron's
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Dallas
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E.C
Dr. Mother
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Nevada
Fee
Pita Wsu
Aluminum Awning CO
East
California
Carl Olson
Desert
Desert Lawn & Patio
Cord
S. Main
Eitanditevads
Australia
Vabavarene Eeeeeseuu
Belgium
Eee Eee Ane Oun
Ic Dtsareceniews Seer
Seeeee Ae Seeeveee Sheen
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Switzerland
United Kingdom
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