Public Schools Open Question Divides States and Court
Attorneys general nationwide weigh if abandoning public schools violates due process or equal protection as desegregation pressure mounts. The Louisiana case cites state duties for education, while Virginia faces a separate push to reopen public schools to avert private schooling funded with public money.
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United States
Louisiana
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St. Helena
U.S
Virginia
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Memorial Day traffic toll reflects driver carelessness
The piece laments 468 traffic deaths over Memorial Day weekend, citing excessive speed, drunken driving, fatigue, and ignored warnings. It notes highway police limits and the impracticality of patrolling every mile, urging personal responsibility to curb reckless driving.
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Commonwealth
Hard Decision Faces Kennedy
Western allies face a Berlin crisis timing question tied to Khrushchev’s threats and a NATO plan for Western Europe. The article weighs possible U S responses to East German moves, check point actions, and a potential Helmdet cross boundary scenario ahead of Kennedy De Gaulle talks in Vienna.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
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Grandchildren Will Pay Bill On Moon Spending
Washington columnist argues that future generations will bear vast government debts. He decries post payroll tax and debt finance, warning the dollar will devalue from 1939 levels and that current voters tolerate deficit spending. He stresses the burden falls on the common man.
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Lyle C. Wilson
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UPI
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Provocation Overrode Freedom Riders Claims in South
The piece argues the Freedom Riders have lost moral credibility as provocateurs. It criticizes their insistence on continued action while praising Attorney General Kennedy for civil order. It warns leaders including King and Congress not to push federal power toward extremism.
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Alabama
Robert F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
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New York
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Gift to Minors Law Custodianship and Stock Decisions
The custodian holds stock or cash for a child under gift to minors rules and may buy or sell for the child’s benefit. The custodian must follow prudent man standards and reinvest for the child, not personal gain, until the child reaches 21. If a fixed price sell order was placed and later canceled, the brokerage may require a loss to be borne. a broker could have prevented it with proper action.
Today’s Living Duty Plus in Christian Teachings
A reflection on living beyond duty in Christian practice. Jesus urges turning the other cheek giving more than asked and going the second mile. The speaker asks God to help follow this higher standard and extend grace beyond obligation.
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Jesus
Over Our Skies by Thomas A Whiting
A sky feature notes Vega's appearance in the northeast at 10 p.m. with its blue white color indicating a surface temperature about 20 000 degrees F and its distance about 138 trillion miles. The article lists EDST times for sunset moonrise and sunrise for Friday to Saturday June 2 3 1961.
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Thomas A. Whiting
Vega
Lawrence Administration Avoids Sensational Political Exposés
Harrisburg notes explain Governor Lawrence will not weaponize scandals for political gain. The piece contrasts his cautious, non sensational approach with prior Governor Leader's publicity driven tactics, arguing Lawrence lets cases run their course while avoiding aggressive campaigning.
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Lawrence
Pennsylvania
al Smith
Leader
U.S
Youre Telling Me By William Ritt
Italy's Colosseum faces decline and funding questions as repairs loom. A humorous riff on old time stage races surfaces amid TV nostalgia. The piece then pivots to curiosities including the sun’s distance and a World Health Organization note about animal blood pressure.
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William Ritt
Central Press
Italy
Roman
Colosseum
World Health Organization
Turkey
Bible Thought On Gods Perfect Way And His Word
A short devotional note cites II Samuel 22 31 praising Gods perfect way and his word as a shield for those who trust in him in a faith based reflection.
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God
Broadway Gossips and World’s Fair Plans Stir Hollywood
A collage of showbiz rumors and plans including Lucille Ball telegrams to the Wildcat cast, Debbie Reynolds as Lucy’s replacement chatter, Telemeter Pay TV contract talks, Gypsy Rose Lee eyeing the 1964 World’s Fair Midway, wax museum schemes by Earl Blackwell and Michael Sean O’Shea, Al Hirt expecting a ninth child, Greta Garbo wigs, and potential legal notices about a 1911 marriage invitation.
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Wildcat
Debbie Reynolds
Lucy
Telemeter
Gypsy Rose Lee
Earl
Blackwell
Michael Sean O'Shea
London
Cecil Beaton
Cecil
Kilgallen
al Hirt
Mary
Greta Garbo
Page Boy
Theodore Roosevelt and the power of clear thinking
A 1901 note highlights Theodore Roosevelt becoming the youngest U.S. president at 42 and his habit of studying geometry to train thinking. The text urges readers to cultivate logical reasoning, civic duty, and personal responsibility, citing John 8 32 and a prayer for intellect.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
John
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