Dancing ban praise from Mme Nhu draws praise
In a humorous column, Dick West defends Madame Nhu's anti dancing edict in Viet Nam calling it a boon to humanity. He argues a dance free society would reduce marital friction and extols her stand against dancing as beneficial and uniquely decisive.
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Tax Rights Bills Face Dim Outlook This Session
Congress with ten weeks left in the session shows little momentum for major action on tax and civil rights bills. House aims to move a omnibus civil rights measure while Senate tax hearings continue, but predictions say neither will pass before year end.
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Melvin Rooth Receives First Traffic Ticket in 34 Years
Dubuque Iowa resident Melvin Rooth was cited for driving without a license after 34 years of obeying stop signs and speed limits. He told police he never bothered to get a license.
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Wall Street View on Non-Merger Rails and Grain Traffic
Eliot Janeway urges investors to favor non merger rail firms poised to benefit from grain traffic and notes their high yields are generally safe. He cautions against relying on Russian wheat deals or speculative mergers while highlighting rails as inexpensive and less exposed to selling pressure. International Statistical Bureau predicts strong soft drink company performance this year with record first half and a continued summer upswing. Value Line recommends savings and loan stocks for capital gains despite volatility of new issues.
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Mystery Surrounds Stonehenge Origin History
The origin of the ancient Stonehenge monument in England remains unresolved. Historians believe the circle of stones was erected over 4,000 years ago by a Bronze Age migrating people.
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Birmingham Police Showdown Is Near
United Press International reports rising tensions as Negro leaders push for hiring Negro police and Louisiana voter registration investigations. Martin Luther King Jr plans to return to discuss large demonstrations if 25 Negro officers are not hired.
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