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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1959

Page

4

Court to Hear Dollarway Desegregation Appeal Today

A federal appeals court in St Louis will hear the Dollarway Ark case over admitting three Black students to the Dollarway school. Arkansas Attorney General Bruce Bennett seeks to avert disorder and protect placement laws as integration spreads in schools nationwide.

Dollarway Ark Eighth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals St. Louis U. S. Dist Axel J. Beck Pine Bluff Little Rock Arkansas Bruce Bennett Bennett Beck

10 Keys to Better Conversations

Reader's Digest presents ten tips to improve dialogue and social tact. The guide covers attracting attention, preventing awkward silences, and disagreeing without hostility, aiming to help readers become more tactful and popular in conversations.

Reader's Digest

Williams to Okay New Tax in Michigan

Gov. G. Mennen Williams slated to sign a penny sales tax increase as part of a $128.5 million revenue package. The measure, aimed at trimming a $114 million deficit and balancing a $411 million budget, raises the state tax rate by one cent to begin at midnight, with about 120 million dollars expected annually from the increase and the rest from new business taxes.

Lansing Mich G. Mennen Williams Michigan Williams

Senate Eyes Moves To Unite Labor Knot

Washington AP report says Republican Sen Winston Prouty and other conferees weigh progress in House Senate labor bill talks. Dirksen Kennedy clash over Landrum Griffin rules may send dispute back to Senate floor with possible deadlock or brief compromise in conference on Taft Hartley revisions.

Senate Labor Washington Winston Prouty Vermont House-Senate Everett Dirksen Illinois John F. Kennedy D-Mass Dirksen Kennedy House Landrum-Griffin Landrum-Griffin Prouty House Senate Democrats

Uncle Will Ledford Celebrates 79th Wedding Anniversary

SPRUCE PINE NC AP Uncle Will Ledford and wife Laura marked their 100th birthdays and prepare for a Sept 8 celebration and their 79th wedding anniversary. About 150 relatives gathered at their Mitchell County home with five children 36 grandchildren 44 great grandchildren and a great great grandchild. They spent years mining chopping trees gathering roots and herbs and growing their own food.

Spruce Pine N.C Will” Ledford Laura Will North Carolina Mitchell County Ledfords

Speech Costs Del Sesto One Minute Fee

Warwick Rhode Island AP report notes Governor Christopher del Sesto paid 27 for his Sunday speech at a Republican fund raising picnic. The fee was one dollar per minute. Mayor Raymond E. Stone was paid one dollar for his remarks.

Warwick, RI Christopher del Sesto Raymond E. Stone

Fellowship Rules Church Parley at Disciples Convention

Denver AP dispatch notes the International Convention of Christian Churches Disciples of Christ entering its fourth day with heavy emphasis on fellowship. Attendings mingle at hotel lobbies and outings while youth use playful session labels. The mass Lord's Supper at the Denver Coliseum marked a peak of communal spirit with diverse ministers and a sign language prayer, showcasing interracial hospitality and shared rites.

Denver International Convention of Christian Churches Disciples of Christ Denver Coliseum Mark Randle Springfield

Senator Smathers Pushes Six-Week Congressional Recess

Washington AP Sen George Smathers proposes a six week recess starting next Friday. He cites unfinished business including labor legislation stalemate Eisenhower veto of the water bill and the Chicago lake diversion bill snarl. Khrushchev visit begins Sept 15 making home visits optimal.

Washington George Smathers D-Fla Congress Smathers Senate Lyndon B. Johnson D-Tex Eisenhower Chicago Smatchers Nikita Khrushchev

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