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London remarks by Mrs Bessie Brad dock Laborite MP defend voluntary boxing and Sabbath rest as mutually compatible. Denver GOP leader Morton urges courting youth by stressing political activity. Little Rock school chief Tucker Jr notes integration plan needed after court actions. New York court holds Sunday laundry use not a Sabbath violation.
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Beulah Withers To Mere Winds
Beulah the season's second tropical storm formed in the Gulf of Mexico in three weeks. It intensified in the western Gulf last Tuesday then weakened to a breeze before reaching the Mexican coast near Tampico last night.
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Debate Opens On Raising Ceiling Debt
Washington reports the House debates President Eisenhower's request to raise the national debt ceiling. Members from both parties speak against the increase, yet the House is expected to approve the plan and send it to the Senate. The proposal raises permanent and temporary limits to 285 to 295 billion dollars to cover projected debt by December 15. Congress may return in 1960 for another extension.
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Cruse Rites Set For Saturday
Mrs. Azaly Cruse, 78, died at her Bernice home after a short illness. Funeral at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Shiloh Baptist Church near Bernice with Rev. E. L. Tanner officiating. Interment in church cemetery under Kilpatrick Funeral Home. Survived by two sons Jesse Cruse of West Monroe and Earl Cruse of Farmerville, a daughter Lottie Johnson of Bernice, and 16 grandchildren.
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Solar energy heats industry and homes for a bright future
Sun powered products emerge as industry tests solar furnaces and consumer devices. Solar powered radios clocks stoves and lighting advance as brands like Hoffman Electronics Seth Thomas Umbroiler Pioneer Plastics and Otarion push solar use for heating lighting and cooking. Archimedes ancient burn glass example noted as modern furnaces concentrate sun heat for metal testing and residential research drives broader adoption.
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Ingrid Bergman to reunite with daughter in Europe this summer
Ingrid Bergman will visit her 20 year old daughter Jenny Ann Lindstrom in Europe for two months after a court approved an $850 withdrawal from the guardian estate to cover half the trip. Dr Peter Lindstrom, Jenny Ann’s father and guardian since 1950, will pay the remaining half. Bergman, who has married Lars Schmidt after divorcing Rossellini, had previously divorced Lindstrom and Rossellini.
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Quiet Follows Riots in Cato Manor and Chesterville
In Durban South Africa rioting and arson left three Africans dead and about 30 hospitalized after clashes near a police picket in Cato Manor. Police patrols remained as demonstrators protested government limits on home brewed beer amid wider anti apartheid sentiments.
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Do Your Children Run Your Home in Reader's Digest
July Reader's Digest presents a piece by a mother of four and grandmother of eleven on how parents risk losing love if they yield to children. The article argues for balanced parenting and practical steps to avoid a child driven household.
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