Claims Schools Fail To Teach About Alcoholism
In Kansas City AP report Ralph W. Daniel of the Michigan State Board of Alcoholism told the National PTA Convention that alcohol education in schools is a failure. He faulted teachers and curricula for bias and outdated material and urged clearer guidance on what to teach about alcohol. He noted parental views vary with social drinking norms and blamed national confusion over alcoholism.
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Kansas City
Ralph W. Daniel
Michigan State Board of Alcoholism
Daniel
Illness and Legislation Clash Over Drunkenness Laws
The article argues that new laws criminalizing symptoms of illness sit beside older statutes punishing drunkenness, creating a dilemma where showing signs of illness becomes illegal. The discussion highlights tensions between medical empathy and legal punishment.
Honorary National Chairman Named for 1961 Christmas Seal
Charles C. Finley owner of the Kansas City Athletics and former tuberculosis patient is named 1961 honorary national chairman of the Christmas Seal campaign. Announcement came Tuesday at the 57th annual meeting of the National Tuberculosis Association in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
National Tuberculosis Association
Titan Missile Passes Test in Cape Canaveral Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL The Titan missile completed a 5000 mile test flight reaching a South Atlantic target in 30 minutes with peak speed over 17000 mph. If successful, the Defense Department would confirm a second intercontinental ballistic missile and outline a plan for Titan squadrons including Lowry Air Force Base Colorado and bases in California Wyoming Nebraska.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
South Atlantic
Air Force
Vandenberg Air Force
Calif
Defense Department
United States
California
Wyoming
Nebraska
Lowry Air Force Base
Colo
Soviet Oil Appears On World Markets
AP analysis notes a Soviet shift toward consumer goods and harder oil competition. Khrushchev seeks broader trade, potentially boosting US exports yet enabling Soviet price and market moves that pressure American oil firms and disrupt Western trade.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Russia
U.S
Sees A Change In World Power
Kansas City AP Bohlen said power of the United States has grown since World War II but its share of global power has diminished. The former Soviet affairs expert spoke at Rockhurst Day dinner with about 500 attendees, including Harry S. Truman. He noted the postwar power margin has shrunk since the mid 1950s as the Soviet Union rebuilt and advanced, predicting new nations will shape the 1960s.
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Kansas City
United States
Charles E. Bohlen
Russia
Harry S. Truman
Bohlen
Soviet Union
Militant Church Needed Says SBC Leader Pollard
Outgoing Southern Baptist Convention president Ramsey Pollard of Memphis 58 urged Baptists to be militant and unafraid to stand for right. He warned against appeasing evil and called for courage to be unpopular if needed. He criticized Catholic funds and warned of dangers to the nation.
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ST. Louis
Southern Baptist Convention
Jesus Christ
Ramsey Pollard
Memphis
Tenn
Pollard
SEC
SBC
Tennessee
Fragmentary Quote on Church State Separation Danger
The text warns that danger to religious freedom arises from a breakdown in the wall between church and state. It argues secular separation protects faith by limiting government influence, highlighting concerns over potential coercion or infringement on religious practice.
Race War Breaks Out In City Park In Savannah
In Savannah Georgia open warfare broke out over park use as about 20 Negro and white youths clashed in a baseball diamond battle Tuesday night. One white youth, Jimmy Mastin, 21, was minorly injured by a knife wound before police intervened and arrested several participants. Officials said the disturbance began when Negro youths tried to use the ballpark previously reserved for whites.
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Savannah
Jimmy Mastin
Shriver To Speak At Abilene Luncheon
Rep. Garner Shriver of Kansas 4th District will speak at a Abilene luncheon Monday marking the first in a series of talks outside Wichita, his hometown.
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Abilene
Kas
Garner Shriver
Kansas
Wichita
Arthur Lake's Son Held By Police
Santa Monica police hold Arthur P. Lake Jr. 18 on suspicion of robbing a man of 193 cents in Palisades Park. He was booked Tuesday with 18 year old Jan Paul Anderson and a 17 year old youth not named.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Arthur Lake
Palisades Park
Arthur P. Lake Jr
Dagwood
Jan Paul Anderson
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Charlie Caldwell
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Sam Dawson
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New York
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Miracle
Neal Comfort
Brisco
S. Main
Killough
Ottawa
Shriver
Bob Wilson
HFC
Peres
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Viking
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