Working mothers tied to delinquency says California judge
Judge William B. McKesson of the Los Angeles Juvenile Court told the Greater Boston Council of Youth that working mothers often seek luxuries rather than necessities, harming family life and increasing juvenile delinquency. He noted mothers work to fund new cars or bigger houses, risking loss of children for costly purchases.
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Four yolks in one egg shocks Northern California plant
A single egg laid at the Poultry Producers of Northern California plant contained four yolks, a rare find amid 270 million eggs processed in 30 years. Frank Eggerer notes double yolk tendencies and occasional triples, with the quadruple yolker only slightly larger than a standard egg.
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GOP to Map Parley Without the Decision
Washington reports the GOP planning a meeting of the arrangements committee to consider a quick convention ticket led by Eisenhower with Nixon’s possible running mate unclear. Officials in San Francisco oppose telegraphing plans, while President Eisenhower’s second-term bid remains unconfirmed. Hall faces pressure to delay final decisions, and Hagerty notes no White House-backed talks or staff politics.
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Vote Near on School Assistance
Washington reports the House ready to vote next week on a four year federal aid school construction program totaling 1.6 billion dollars. The bill cleared the Rules Committee by 83 votes and faces a potential fight over Rep Powell and a possible amendment banning grants to racially segregated schools. Southern opposition and Senate filibuster fears loom, but leaders hope to sidestep the amendment and push the measure forward.
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Tito Says Soviet Visit Ends Yugoslav Rift
Tito declares ties with the Soviet Union have strengthened and that past tensions are left behind as Belgrade and Moscow move toward full equality and cooperation. He emphasizes no government differences and a shared goal of world peace, citing renewed fraternal relations.
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