Dialogue on child discipline at Baton Rough Junior High
Five Louisiana youngsters discuss how families should discipline and guide children. They express views on freedom, fair voice, and the role of punishment as a teaching tool, while experts explain constructive discipline and the shift from indulgence to benevolent firmness.
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Melba
Rosemary
Harry
Kirk
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New York
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GM Strikers Returning to Work After Wildcat Action
General Motors officials said most of the 750000 idled workers will return to jobs by Monday after wildcat walkouts earlier this week that involved as many as 134000 GM plant workers. The strikes caused parts shortages and two plants to shut, raising costs to about 200 million dollars. Negotiations with the CIO United Auto Workers were set to continue to resolve the two remaining wildcat stoppages at Fleetwood in Detroit and Fisher Body in Livonia, Mich.
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Detroit
General Motors
CIO
United Auto
Fleetwood
Fisher Body
Livonia
Mich
NBC News Broadcaster Arrives in Moscow
New York NBC announced that its Rome correspondent Jack L. Began arrived in Moscow for a two week visit becoming the first American news broadcaster from a major network in seven years. He will dispatch stories by telephone or tape due to absent radio circuits since 1948.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
Russia
NBC
Jack L
Rome
Moscow
Bandits Impede Pursuit With Carpet Tacks Attack
A Fife street robbery case ended when two bandits scattered carpet tacks on the floor to hinder employees. Manager Don Knox, 47, chose to call the police rather than pursue the suspects after the theft of three workers.
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Don Knox
Ike Tackles Address for UN Birthday Fete
Gettsburg PA nine president Eisenhower prepared a major address for the United Nations tenth anniversary ceremonies in San Francisco. He studied a preliminary draft at his country home after returning from Operation Alert and said the UN's second decade should be a stronger force for peace. He planned to depart for San Francisco by 3 p.m. EDT and return to Washington Tuesday.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
U.N
San Francisco
United States
Washington
Graham Opens Switzer land Crusade in Zurich
Billy Graham begins his Swiss religious crusade in Zurich with Swiss organizers predicting 70 000 attendees while Graham hopes for at least 25 000 in Hardturm Stadium. Two adjoining fields were rented to handle overflow as 35 000 seat stadium plus 25 000 extra space are available and up to 700 000 may listen via radio.
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Switzerland
Billy
Graham
Hardturm
Hot Dry Period Forecast in East
The Weather Bureau issued a forecast today for a hot dry period in the eastern region. Weather officials warned of increasing temperatures and low humidity across several counties as conditions to persist.
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East
Washington
Weather Bureau
Tie broken for Bruning school board seat after coin toss
In Bruning Nebraska Chester Park and Chris Lichti tied with 65 votes each. After failed cards and dice ideas and a guessing contest, the tie was finally broken by a coin flip which Park won.
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Bruning, Neb
Chester Park
Chris Lichti
Bruning
Park
Lichti
Election Board
Leonard Germer
NAM Denounces Guaranteed Annual Wage Policy
The National Association of Manufacturers board adopted a resolution denouncing the guaranteed annual wage. It warns the plan would damage the U S economy and threaten financial strength of smaller firms while supporting private supplementation of unemployment benefits.
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Chicago
National Association of Manufacturers
The
NAM
Ford
General Motors
Nonswimmer Jenkins Drowns After Joke Gone Wrong
In Liberty Texas Charles Jenkins, 16, drowned in the Trinity River after companions forced him into deep water as a joke. Deputy Benny Williams reported witnesses said they dragged Jenkins into the river and released him saying he should learn to swim.
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Tex
Charles ‘Jenkins
Trinity’ River
Benny Williams
Jenkins
Navy bans abbreviated outfits for wives at Charleston base
Rear Adm. G C Crawford forbade abbreviated costumes worn by Navy wives and daughters at the Charleston naval base. He said he did not mind certain attire but set limits to maintain decorum in the facility.
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Charleston
S.C
G. C Crawford
Molotov Arrives for U.N. Anniversary Meeting in San Francisco
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov arrives for the United Nations tenth anniversary events in San Francisco. He travels with a four-car Russian delegation and is met by U.S. security as his entourage proceeds to a Hillsborough mansion to prepare for a Monday conference with Dulles MacMillan and Pinay.
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Harold MacMillan
Antoine ‘Pinay
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Chicago
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Wyo
Omaha
Hell
Moscow
V. P. Suslov
Suslov
V. M. Molotov
Ship Strike Ends With New Three Year Contracts
In New York seamen's strike ending today, CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn and CIO American Radio Assn signed three year pacts with dry cargo and shipping firms on East and Gulf ports. The CIO National Maritime Union, which had struck at midnight, signed a new contract yesterday and members were told to return to work immediately.
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Gulf Coast
CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn
CIO American Radio Assn
CIO National Maritime Union
Jurist and Wife Still Missing in Florida Abduction Case
Circuit Judge C. E. Chillingworth and his wife Marjorie vanished from their Ocean front home in West Palm Beach. Rewards rose to 15 250 as investigators pressed tips and clues while pursuing a theory of forced abduction for ransom.
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West Palm Beach
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C. E. Chillingworth
Jean Jurist
Marjorie
Employer Report of Social Security Tax Violates Law
A reader asks about an employer failing to withhold and report Social Security taxes. The advisor says a failure to report is a violation of the Internal Revenue Law and urges reporting to the district director of the IRS. Employers must provide yearly wage statements including federal income and SS tax deductions.
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Internal Revenue Service
Social, Security Administration
District Director
Linda Starr Wins Prize Then Repeats Quietly
In Memphis Tennessee Linda Starr, a 3 year old, caught five small bream and won a prize in a junior fishing rodeo sponsored by the Commercial Appeal. Her mother finally insisted the fish be disposed of because of a strong odor that lingered, but Linda revealed she had two more fish kept in her jeans pocket.
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Memphis
Tenn. U
Linda
Oldest Retired Miner Reaches 102
Tom Fisher, who worked in coal mines in Tennessee and Illinois until age eight, is believed to be the nation’s oldest retired miner at 102. A resident of the Illinois Odd Fellows' Old Folks Home in Mattoon, he supports himself by living by a simple rule, “mind your own business.” He has one daughter, eight grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren, and was born near Savannah, Tennessee.
Fumes Sickened About Twenty At Niagara Falls Site
About 20 persons were made ill by chlorine gas fumes after a pipe at a paper mill near Niagara Falls leaked. Police reported the fumes drifted through the area causing dizziness and nausea before responders contained the release.
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Niagara Falls
Albany Citizens Pressure for Forest Ranger Reinstatements
The committee led by Sen Wheeler Milmoe urged reinstatement of three forest rangers and 43 fire tower observers dismissed after Democrats took office. They called on the Legislature to pass laws preventing future dismissals and asked for complete firing data from the Department.
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Wheeler Milmoe
Democrats
Polinralitee
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