Southerner Hodges Quiet on Civil Rights After Europe Tour
Washington report notes unfinished civil rights business for Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges after a Europe trade tour. Under Secretary Roosevelt testified July 23 before the Senate Commerce Committee supporting the administration’s civil rights package. Hodges was on vacation and no position letter was received for the hearing record. Speculation grows that Hodges may seek politics in North Carolina, with southern politicians agreeing strong civil rights backing is politically risky there.
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Laos hit by political rift and economic crisis
A UPI report from Vientiane details Laos' deepening split between neutralist and right wing factions under Prince Souvanna Phouma and Prince Souphanouvong. It notes a failing economy, ballooning budget deficit, and a booming black market for kip, with aid and goods flowing to Thailand.
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Teachers Rank As Unusual
New York content quotes John H. Fischer, president of Teachers College, Columbia University, praising good teachers as very unusual people. His report The Shape of Education outlines that a good teacher is alive with living thoughts, works responsibly, respects imagination, and fosters human creative capacities.
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