Eisenhower Says Court Ruling On Segregation Is Correct
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower tells Associated Press that the 1954 Supreme Court decision banning public school segregation is morally and legally correct. He notes that the decision reflects the Constitution and refuses to say otherwise, urging adherence to federal court orders. He also weighs in on tax policy, foreign aid, and Cuba in the Gettysburg interview.
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Impregnable Storage Vaults Guard Mormon Genealogical Records
Salt Lake City report on the Little Cottonwood Project a secure vault network costing over 1.5 million dollars. Three 690 foot tunnels with 14 feet of concrete and three large bank vault doors safeguard more than 500 million microfilmed genealogical pages. The church works with thousands of archivists and priests worldwide to record births marriages and deaths and the Salt Lake City library now holds over 1.7 million microfilmed volumes and 560 million pages.
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Dispute Over India China Not Settled Warily Southeast Asia Eyes Red Chinese Forces
Editor's note by William L. Ryan reports from Bangkok as AP dispatches note unsettled India China dispute. Ryan, on a Asia tour after Pakistan and India visits, previews coverage expected in coming weeks. Southeast Asia watches Red Chinese forces with wary attention.
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Nehru Faces Pressure as India’s Role in Asia Shifts
The piece surveys India's fragile nonalignment amid rising Indo-Chinese tensions. Nehru solidifies control of Congress while facing domestic restiveness and health concerns. Analysts weigh whether India remains nonaligned or edges toward the West as regional dynamics grow grimmer.
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