Britain's Race Problems Stir Debate and Anxiety
The Delta Democrat Times cites Nottingham and Notting Hill riots with white Teddy Boy violence against Black workers, amid unemployment and housing tensions. It notes calls for immigration quotas, union worries, and warns against color bar policies while urging fair press conduct and factual reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noteoebanty
English Midlands
Notting Hill
London
Tom Driberg
Labor Party
Trades Union Congress
Bournemouth
Britain
Nottingham
Manchester Guardian
the Guardian
U. S
Great Britain
Liberal News Chronicle
Sheffield
Birmingham
News Chronicle
Youth see world peace as gateway to security, Boyle reports
Hal Boyle profiles American youth on the College News Conference program. Ruth Hagy, leader in student affairs, argues today’s students seek world peace and good government, not just security money. She notes many student leaders advance into political roles and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ruth Hagy
Hagg
National Student Assn
Abc-Tv
College News Conference
America
Fresh Water From Salt Soon To Be A Reality
Long piece discusses desalination as a coming solution for water shortages. References Eisenhower UN speech, 1952 funding, and 1958 congress action funding five demonstration plants under Interior Dept. Also notes Lovell Union competition and potential global impact on arid regions and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Kessinger
West Virginia
Seven Seas
Eisenhower
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Congress
Interior Department
Lovell Union
Middle East
Military Men In News At Home And Overseas
Soldiers and airmen from Task Force 201 and other units are noted in service updates. Specialist 4 Lewis G. Spangler Jr. and Airman 2 C. Hampton W. Hoge Jr. are among those serving overseas in Europe and at Bitburg and Keesler AFB. Sgt. Thomas J. Pachuta receives a good conduct medal at Norfolk HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Task Force 201
Lebanon
Lewis G. Spangler Jr
Anna Bell
Arnett
24Th Infantry Division
Augsburg
Germany
Europe
Airways and Air Communications Service Squadron
MTO
APC 132
New York
Atlantic Fleet Marine Force
Norfolk
Thomas J. Pachuta
Steve £. Pachuta
Pike St
Beckley
Kirk E. Osgood
Js Pachuta
Chief of Naval Personnel
Washington, D.C
Sgt. Pachuta
Woodrow Wilson High School
Eisenhower Edict Aims To Clear East Asia Crisis Debate
President Eisenhower decided to address the nation on the Far East crisis after Secretary Dulles admitted the public had not been adequately informed. Dulles caused confusion by alternating roles during Newport remarks and the public questioned who spoke with final authority on Quemoy and Matsu. The piece notes press identity issues and the delicate nature of final decisions shared only with officials.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Far East
State Dulles
Red China
Quemoy
Matsu
Chiang Kaichek
China
Dulles
Newport
R. I
Dean Acheson
Junior Editors Quiz About Television Debunks TV Origins
The article explains how television works, credits multiple inventors and companies, and notes key pioneers like Nipkow, Zworykin, Farnsworth, Baird, and Von Ardenne. It mentions a $10 award to Marsha Forman of Tyler, Texas for submitting the question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
P. Nipkow
Germany
W. K. Zworykin
P. T. Farnsworth
United States
J. L. Baird
England
von Ardenne
Marsha Forman
Tyler
Texas
Beckley
Earl Wilson So Let's Grant Statehood To Our Jersey Neighbor
Atlantic City dispatch riffs on New Jersey town names and famous Jerseyites. The column cites Miss America winners Kathleen Crowley and Mary Ann Mobley, lists Jersey residents from Doris Duke to Sinatra, and notes entertainers and events with a humorous, gossip style.
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Earl Wilson
Jersey
Atlantic City
New
Florida
Texas
California
New Jersey
Traymore
Kathleen Crowley
Hollywood
American Academy of Dramatic Art
N. Y
Hopalong Cassidy
Mary Ann Mobley
Brandon
Miss
Doris Duke
John Astor
Ralph Bellamy
Sterling Hayden
James Gould Cozzens
Dorothy Kirsten
Jerry Lewis
Jane Wyatt
Ernie Kovacs
Vivian Blaine
Sarah Waugh
Elaine Stewart
Candy Jones
Mel Ferrer
Thomas Mitchell
Dennis James
Buddy Hackett
Phil Foster
Jerome Robbins
John Perona
Danny Dayton
Yogi Berra
Count Basie
Steve Lawrence
Rocky Marciano
Arena
Maine election hints at Democratic sweep in fall
The Raleigh Register summarizes 1908 Maine results noting Republicans won but with smaller pluralities than 1892 and claims a vast multi million dollar fund financed to defeat the presidency as charged by Democratic leaders and reported to William J Bryan. Also an advertisement lists coal from Warden mine with Beckley delivery prices per ton.
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Raleigh Register
Maine
William J. Bryan
Warden
Beckley
25 Years Ago From the 1933 Raleigh Files
County officers have yet to arrest anyone in the fatal shooting of Church Coleman aged negro of East Beckley found dead on Earl street in the early morning. Billy Darlington newsboy reported the discovery. Raleigh county officials monitor highway patrols for early signs of discord as county units start operations. Palace manager C D Crawford announces a contract for West Electric Wide Range Sound system installation at the theatre.
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Church’ Coleman
East Beckley
Earl Street
Billy Darlington
Raleigh
C. D. Crawford
the Palace
West Electric Wide Range Sound
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Jack Webb
Ma’m
Greenville
Delta Democrat Times
Fis
Hal'Boyle
White House
Bossman
Tom Pease
British Columbia
Wildlife ‘Review
By Peggy Kessinger
Ualeigh Register
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
W.va
Hinton
W. Va
Berkley
C.J. McQuade
Associated Press
AP News
Brooks & Finley, Inc
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Anual
Adama
Turkey
Beirut
Stoystown
James Marlow
Las Vegas
Sherlock Feldman
Sherlock
Monte Proser
Mitch DeWood
Allen and
Taffy Tuttle
Lionel Hampton
Formosa
Earl
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