Teachers Hurl Book at Parents in Quiz
A National Education Association survey of 10 000 teachers found rising student misbehavior and classroom disruption over the past decade. While most teachers say American children are generally well behaved, more than 5 percent report frequent difficulty, with lack of parental supervision and home conditions blamed as major causes. Large-city teachers report higher incidents of assaults.
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Mae West Tells Tale of Battle in Courtroom Drama
Mae West and Mr California of 1948 figure in a court case as Miss West testifies as defense witness. Krauser charged with simple assault after a confrontation in a dressing room with Miklos Hargitay, with West detailing rehearsal misses and Hargitay’s personal life.
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If Reds Choose Nuclear War Hundreds Die
Transcript of testimony before a subcommittee reveals what would happen if the United States and Soviet powers clash in nuclear war. General Gavin says hundreds of millions living in the Red empire could die from radioactive fallout and air power. The discussion follows questions by Senator Duff about the potential consequences.
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Prices rise shadowing year's second half outlook
The piece surveys higher price expectations for the second half of the year, with consumer costs rising in cars and goods. It notes potential shifts in production, promotion activity, and wage-driven inflation, while mixing in military caution remarks about nuclear test fallout and its geopolitical impact.
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Britain moves toward abolishing death penalty amid debate
Midyear economic signs show resilience with wage gains and steady employment. The British votes on the death penalty shift as Parliament splits along lines, allowing free conscience votes in a stormy debate. Prime Minister Eden’s government faces a pivotal moment as Labour and Conservative members weigh personal beliefs against party discipline.
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U.S. airplane parts maker leaves Moscow for Berlin
A U.S. aircraft equipment maker, Lear, departed Moscow by private plane via Switzerland and Berlin after a Moscow visit that sparked international fuss. His wife accompanied him. embassy talks with Minister Walmsley followed. Gen. Nathan B. Twining toured an atomic power station in Moscow during the same trip. Lear denied plans to sell Soviet equipment and noted his gear is publicly available.
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Dog Tattooing Ear Mark Planned to Find Owners
Baltimore County Humane Society buys a tattooing outfit to mark stray dogs and cats with an indelible ear letter and number. The number will be filed at the county shelter to identify animals and reduce unidentifiable listings. Local anaesthesia will be used before tattooing.
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Driver Mistakes Lights and Arrested in Seattle
Mrs. Anna M. Greatorex of Seattle was stopped by police at about 1 am when she allegedly waited for a flashing red light on a prow car to turn. Officers Fred Wolbe and Harvey Woot detained her, charging her with driving while drunk and reckless driving. She posted a $250 bond and was released.
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French Begin Rebel Attack by Sea and Land in Algeria
French forces launched a combined sea and land operation in northeast Algeria against National Liberation Front rebels. Reports say 300 nationalists were killed or captured, with disputes over casualty figures and size of the force. France’s Lacoste criticized sensational accounts while France Soir noted up to 10,000 soldiers involved in Collo Mountain operations aided by destroyers, marines, and parachute troops.
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U S Soldier Sentenced to Death in German Killings
Pvt. Ralph T. McFarlane of Englewood Colorado was sentenced to death by a U S Army court martial for the murder of Peter Ostrowsky a 45 year old German ferryboat operator on the Main River near Wertheim. He was also convicted of stabbing and wounding Hildrun Wagner a 22 year old German housemaid who helped Ostrowsky.
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Parole for 25 Japanese War Criminals Under Duetz Jurisdiction
The Dutch embassy told Japan it will parole 25 Japanese war criminals under Dutch jurisdiction. The parolees have served sentences ranging from 18 to 22 years.
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What wives don't know about sex
An eminent physician and marriage counselor Dr. Abraham Stone argues that ignorance and inhibitions hinder many wives in marital relations, threatening promising marriages. The piece appears in Joly Reader's Digest promotions urging readers to buy July issue and highlights 42 articles condensed for time.
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Northland Cool and Warm Across Regions
Pleasant weather spread across the Northeast and Northwest while the Southland stayed hot. A cool belt moved from southeastern Wisconsin through Illinois to the Atlantic Coast, with temperatures around 10 degrees cooler than Thursday. Readings reached 100 degrees or higher in the far Southwest and parts of northern California and Nevada, with Las Vegas hitting 114. Scattered showers and thunderstorms affected the southern plateau to Gulf Coast, northern plains, and Atlantic coast states, with generally light precipitation.
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Senate Panel Backs Sobeloff Judgeship
A Senate Judiciary Committee vote supported E. Sobeloff for the Fourth Circuit and delayed reporting to the full Senate. Opponents from the south pledged a prolonged fight amid Civil Rights era tensions, while Sobeloff had earlier defended moderation in the Supreme Court decision on school desegregation.
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Boy Falls From Roof Onto Fence in Los Angeles
A four year old boy suffered serious injuries after falling four stories from a hotel roof in Los Angeles. Police said Michael Grive apparently crept to the roof while his mother, Mrs. William Grive, was shopping, and landed on a spiked fence after losing his grip on a draft pipe.
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