South Carolina Maintains Quiet Integration Stance
In Columbia South Carolina the NAACP observer notes that the state shows a comparatively gentle approach to desegregation. Leaders vow no violence and emphasize local control while court-ordered changes proceed. Voter registration could add thousands of Negroes to the rolls as schools begin gradual integration.
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Soviet Economy Reform Timetable Delayed by Kremlin Factions
AP reports a hard core of Kremlin conservatives is slowing reform as the Supreme Soviet prepares the 1966 budget. The military budget rises five percent with heavy industry prioritized, while consumer goods lag. Demonstrations against U.S. policy surface, suggesting a mobilization of public opinion for tougher defense and external threats. The Great Debate on the economy extends toward the March party congress.
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Funeral set for UNM professor Frederick Irion
Funeral services are scheduled Tuesday for University of New Mexico government professor Frederick C. Irion 47 who died Saturday after a long illness. Irion had been a faculty member at the university since 1947.
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University of New Mexico
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Swiss Man Holds Out Against Women’s Vote in Geneva
Swiss men cling to traditional roles as the push for female suffrage continues. Analysts note dents in the fortress but say change may come by 1970 when other nations already grant women voting rights.
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Swiss women vote debate unfolds amid cautious progress
In 1959 Switzerland allowed women partial voting on local issues in three cantons, while a federation of Swiss women opposes full suffrage calling it a foreign import. Gertrud Haldimann Weiss argues voting could erode women's prerogatives and direct democracy. a Swiss solution favors expansion of influence in education and welfare instead.
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Las Cruces Mayfield High opens after fire delays
Dedication ceremonies proceeded at the new Las Cruces Mayfield High School on Sunday despite a fire Saturday night in a janitor's supply closet. Investigators labeled the blaze as the probable cause for the delay and assessed the impact on the school’s opening.
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Las Cruces Mayfield High School
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