Gifts for a Bad Boy Incident At Cook County Hospital
Six year old James Grassmuck Jr. is hospitalized after his mother placed his head over a gas burner saying he was a bad boy. Dona Paul collects gifts while Dr. Mohammad M. Khodabandelon and Phyllis Sutton observe at Cook County Hospital Chicago. The UP telephoto image captures the scene.
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James Grassmuck, Jr
Jim
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Phyllis Sutton
Paul
Mohammad M. Khodabandelon
China Russie methods study contrasts communist strategies
A Hong Kong based study in Current Scene compares Chinese and Russian approaches to expanding Communist influence in underdeveloped nations. It notes China favors local parties leading the drive in Asia Africa and Latin America while Russia argues bloc nations should lead. The piece cites Laos as supporting evidence and highlights views on anti foreign revolutions and the use of negative examples to spark reform.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Current Scene
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Peking
Mao Tse
Tung
Russia
China
NAACP vows demonstrations over Newburgh school segregation
The NAACP renewed a pledge for racial demonstrations in Newburgh saying pressure could be needed if the school board remains in opposition to racial balance. Two elementary schools have Negro enrollments above 80 percent. State Commissioner Allen Jr. calls any district with over 50 percent Negro enrollment racially imbalanced and deadlines reports by Sept. 1. School superintendent Monson says the board will reply, while Porter urges direct talks with Negro committees and the NAACP to resolve the issue.
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Newburgh
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Ellsworth V. Potter
Montgomery
Grand Street
James F. Allen Jr
Harold V. Monson
Allen
Porter
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