Britain’s Race Relations Act Sparks Heated Debates
Britain’s new Race Relations Act took effect amid clashes over how to confront the race problem. The expanded powers authorize the board to investigate discrimination in goods services housing and public authorities, amid calls by Enoch Powell for immigration limits and repatriation.
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England
Powell
Mark Bonham Carter
Beaten Man Still Fair Beaten Man Still Fair
A 4-year-old Belleville West Virginia man Richard Rawson remained in fair condition at Mercy Hospital after being beaten and robbed and dumped from a car on Millikin Road. Deputies said Rawson, who had been staying at the Chase Hotel Middletown, drank earlier with bar patrons and was offered a ride before being assaulted.
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Alligator Growth Facts From National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society notes that an adult alligator reaches about 15 feet in length and 700 pounds, while an eight inch long hatchling weighs two ounces. Eggs are roughly the size of chicken eggs.
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National Geographic Society
Truman’s Doctor Refutes Parkinson’s Disease Claim
Kansas City AP report says former President Truman shows some Parkinsonian symptoms but not the disease. Dr. Wallace H. Graham stated Truman, 84, walks and is not suffering, despite questions raised by an attorney for the National Parkinson Institute touting treatment benefits.
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Harry S. Truman
Wallace H. Graham
Truman
National Parkinson Institute
Miami
Fla
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Graham
Ervin proposes justice amendment to curb court picks
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr aims to amend the Constitution after Congress convenes. He would require presidents to nominate Supreme Court justices from a list of five or more candidates chosen by chief judges across states and districts. He argues the change would end selections based on friendship, political ties, or party influence.
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Supreme Court
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
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Thanksgiving Day Service at First Church of Christ Scientist
The First Church of Christ Scientist will hold a 10 am Thanksgiving service at 200 S. Marshall Road with testimonies of gratitude. Readings from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures will be used to relate gratitude to God’s goodness and love.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
S. Marshall Road
Mary Baker Eddy
Armco Ven Names Two Assignments to SOMISA Project
Armco Steel International Division announces two appointments to the SOMISA Project. Carl Gunter Jr. is named principal project engineer and Lawrence M Cloran becomes senior electrical engineer, both previously with Ashland Works. They report to Neal T. Kurfiss.
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Armco Steel Corp. International
R.W. Thomas
Carl Gunter Jr
Lawrence M Cloran
Ashland, Ky
Neal T. Kurfiss
Cairo Charges Faction Lead Riots in Mansoura and Alexandria
Cairo newspapers report a small faction of unruly students led violent demonstrations in Mansoura and Alexandria demanding action against ringleaders. Heavy rains and snow cooled tensions as rioters damaged buses and police cars, with the Middle East News Agency noting minor injuries and dispersal. Some travelers said fatalities and hundreds injured.
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Alexandria
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