Wallace and Barnett clash over federal school rights in South
Editorial analyzes Wallace and Barnett confrontations with federal authority over Negro students in state schools. It argues federal power rests on the 14th amendment and due process, while Wallace seeks constitutional adjudication in court to resolve states' rights vs federal involvement amid calls for restraint and calm nationwide.
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George C. Wallace
Tuscaloosa
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
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Wallace
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Huntsville
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Executive Branch
They Need A Jolt on City Traffic Safety
An observer counted drivers on a busy expressway and city streets, finding most had one hand on the wheel or less and speeds of 45 to 50 mph or more. In quick checks of about 12 cars on the expressway and 30 on streets, nearly all showed poor control, reflecting a broader warning about driving safety.
Islands Across LTiewsnanish Hirset Bliand Off Florina
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Florina
Masterful Four Club Bridge Hand by John Myers
In Columbia at a South Carolina tournament John Myers of Columbia played what many believed to be the best hand of the event. Against West's spade drive he discarded diamonds from dummy and then navigated a sequence that included a heart and trump finesse to secure all tricks. The columnist suggests a diamond shift could have beaten the contract but praises Myers for his precise play and recommends the Oswald Daceby guide.
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Columbia
South Carolina
John Myers
West
East
John
Dummy
Kennedy seeks new federal weapons against discrimination
President Kennedy asks Congress for a new arsenal of legislative tools to fight racial discrimination. In Gadsden Alabama a desegregation drive heads toward a showdown after over 400 demonstrators are detained. Illinois Senate Revenue Committee blames a GOP led legislature for bitterness and anti-Chicago bias. Miami Beach investigators seek the crash cause of a plane killing 43. 21 from Illinois were aboard. Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad dispute with commuters ends after a long legal fight.
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Gadsden
Ala
Illinois Senate Revenue Committee
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Miami Beach
Fla
Illinois
Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad
World gains new pope as cardinals meet in conclave
In Rome eighty cardinals gather to elect a successor to Pope John. Meanwhile Moscow reports cosmonauts circling Earth. In Washington President Kennedy advances a 10 day Western Europe swing to bolster the Atlantic Alliance. In Illinois Springfield the House backs salary hikes for governor legislators and Supreme Court justices. Chicago Mayor Daley faces rejection of his municipal tax program.
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Kennedy
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
Springfield
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Supreme Court
Chicago
Daley
Wynn Seeks 300th Victory Against White Sox Friday
Cleveland star Early Wynn aims for his 300th pitcher win trading chances with the Chicago White Sox, the club he once faced as a teammate. The veteran right-hander will duel his former mates in Friday night action, continuing a storied career with high stakes.
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Early Wynn
Chicago White Sox
Boy Explains Report Card Grading With Humor
A boy tells his parents that A stands for excellent B means good C is fair and D is what I got in a playful explanation of his progress.
Patience and insolence in a teen says independence
A mother writes on adolescent insolence as anxiety masked by challenge. A ninth grader uses songlike defiance to resist small tasks while facing bigger worries such as exams, peers, and college pressure. Parents must avoid humiliation, acknowledge independence, and offer steady support as teens assume responsibility for their lives.
Teaching Kids Phone Manners for Clear Replies
A guide emphasizes training children to answer calls with polite confirmation such as yes or no. It outlines simple scripts, practice drills, and role play to reduce uncertain responses.
Ramsey teen drowns in farm pond tragedy
Ramsey Illinois James Rainey 15 drowned Monday in a farm pond as two companions tried to tow him to safety. Emergency crews responded and the incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Ramsey
Ill
James Rainey
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