Youth Conference backs integration push at Eisenhower panel
Washington AP: A White House Conference panel urged President Eisenhower to use his office to promote racial integration of public schools. Delegates approved about 700 recommendations. they passed a pro integration stance on sit-ins and reopening closed schools, despite Southern reluctance. The recommendations lack binding force but become part of the conference record for later discussion.
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Eisenhower
Conference On Youth Problems
White House
South
Prince Edward County
Jesus the Master Teacher sermon on the Mount
The lesson extols Jesus as the master teacher and contrasts spiritual illiteracy with the Y M C A triune view of humanity. It notes Matthew as the teacher shaping the Sermon on the Mount and argues that the three chapters of Matthew reveal Christianity’s core moral and spiritual essence and the meaning of redemption for all to read.
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Des Moines clash over Morton farm policy speech
Gov. Herschel Loveless criticizes Sen. Thruston Morton for a Des Moines fundraising speech calling the Family Farm Income Act of 1960 a Brannan Plan repackaged and harmful. Morton predicts sharp production cuts if enacted. Loveless questions the figures and urges caution.
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Des Moines
Herschel Loveless
Thruston Morton
National Agricultural Advisory Committee
Kentucky
Morton
Loveless
Charles Brannen
Agriculture
Push For Gas Bill Faces Remote Prospects
Washington AP reports a new push to act on a natural gas bill this session. Despite Eisenhower's pledge, many lawmakers doubt action this year. Independent producers in Dallas outlined a plan to end federal regulation of their industry, with IPPA president Alvin C. Hope urging immediate consideration and approval. Eisenhower expressed willingness to support the legislation if Congress signals backing. The details of the Dallas-drafted bill were not released.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Dallas
Alvin C. Hope
The
Independent Petroleum Assn. of America
Page Belcher
Okla
IPPA
Sees Losing Battle Against Illiteracy
ST. LOUIS AP acting director Pauline J. Hord of the Foundation for World Literacy in Memphis says the United States is losing its battle against illiteracy during her visit to observe local efforts. She states there are 20 million illiterates in the country.
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ST. Louis
Foundation For World Literacy of
Memphis, Tenn
United States
Pauline J. Hord
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Rising global illiteracy cited by speaker
A speaker cites expanding illiteracy in the country with a claim that 1,500,000,000 persons, meaning three-fifths of the world’s population, cannot read or write their native language, noting the number grows as population increases.
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