Virginia private schooling plans amid desegregation talk
Gov. Almond warned that private education for white children may arise if public schools close under integration. He cited Prince Edward County as ready to try private schooling, while Arlington and Charlottesville have been told to desegregate in the fall. He ruled out leasing public school facilities for segregated use and noted no plans for private education of Black students.
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Richmond, Va
Moet
Virginia Childen
Prince Edward County
Arlington County
Potomac River
Washington
Charlottesville
Richmond
Norfolk
Newport News
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Almond
Seashore State Park
Caruso Presses Mathis In Student Record Vote
Palo Alto report on a student vote to decide which records will be played for four hours at KGO radio. Enrico Caruso vies with Johnny Mathias as Stanford students mail 2000 ballots in a cultural showcase.
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Caruso
Mathis
Palo . Alto
Calif
Johnny Mathias
KGO
San—Francisco
Enrico Caruso
Newspaperboy Experience Is Educational, Dr. Seymour Argues
Observations quote Dr. Howard c. Seymour on Rochester schools promoting paper routes as valuable work experience. The piece lists advantages from handling money to business management and customer relations, arguing routes offer vocational guidance and personal growth not found in classrooms.
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Howard. c. Seymour
Rochester
N. Y
Seymour
Calendar items and dance plan at local YMCA club
A note lists events for the evening including a dance and a building-related program. The schedule mentions SoaY and Zour Calas on an unspecified hour and a meeting at the Kiroy Club located at the YMCA.
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Soay
Zour Calas
Vranlar End
Kiroy
YMCA
Mom Picks TV Cowboy As Hero
TV producer Ted Rogers says mothers see the cowboy as a hero symbol in Westerns and TV stories. He argues the adult Western centers on strong characters, morality, and family appeal, contrasting with the modern boss and formal work world.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Junior
Ted Rogers
Rogers
Local Youth Triumph at Livestock Show and Community News
N B Mitchell Suber of Coolidge wins grand and reserve championships at the livestock show. The article notes leadership in cattle production, TOM Mitchell family events, and graduates Hugh Gurley Jr of Auburn Alabama Polytechnic Institute. It mentions fishing success near Thomasville and summer vacation plans for students.
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Mitchell Suber
Coolidge
FRA
Hugh Gurley
Auburn
Ala
Hugh
Alabama Polytechnic. Institute
Bough Jr
Thomasville
Four Million Cut In IRS Taxpayer Help Program
Seattle AP report says Uncle Sam reduced annual IRS taxpayer assistance from about 4.8 million dollars to under three million. Deputy Commissioner O Gordon Delk cites taxpayer education and staffing cuts as the cause. He notes 1955 had 14.6 million seeking help vs 1958 with 14.0 million.
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Seattle
Sam
O. Gordon Delk
Internal Revenue
The
Controllers Institute of America
Delk
Internal Revenue Service
Ee Pio 8
Oae
Hawaii to Host Radioactivity Testing Lab Soon
Honolulu reports Hawaii will host a new radioactivity testing facility linked to U S nuclear tests in the Pacific. Officials note the project will involve laboratory work and scientific monitoring.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
U. S
Pacific
Understanding a Counselor’s Label of Neurotic Feelings
A counselor labels your distress as neurosis due to persistent feelings of lostness and inferiority. The text urges recognizing real fears without panic, suggests seeking spiritual salvation, and notes that belief in being forever lost may stem from early religious teaching rather than actual danger.
Shepherd Dog Must Face Life Says Judge
A judge ruled that the Shepherd dog must face life after neighbors complained about the animal and its owner Nancy Ewing. Ewing, 58, said she blindfolded the dog to shield him from seeing evil in the world and claimed she did not want him to see bad people.
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Nancy Ewing
King Bay
Inflation Fear Mounts in the U S
Inflation fears rise as the postwar economy risks renewed price pressures. Analysts cite rising wages in steel and aluminum as contracts shift, auto wage talks extend, and government spending financed by borrowing looms as a key inflation driver.
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New York
Auto Union
Treasury
Polio Victim Graduates With Top W L Honors
A 21 year old polio survivor from Washington DC delivers the valedictory at Washington and Lee University. Despite losing use of both arms in 1945 he graduates with exceeding honors in political science after hand writing a 160 page thesis. He aims for Yale graduate study and a future in teaching.
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Lwxington
Washington, D. C
Washington and Lee University
John Monk Larson
Saya Larson
St. Albans School
Washington
W&l
Phi Beta Kappa Scholastic Fraternity
Jury awards Ferguson 6275 after ceiling collapse in home
In Louisville Kentucky a circuit court jury awarded Mrs. Mettie R Ferguson six thousand two hundred seventy five dollars after a man named Waverly Waters fell through a ceiling while inspecting a sprinkler system two years ago. Waters was not injured.
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Louisville
Mettie R. Ferguson
Waverly Waters
Notice to the Public on Debt Responsibility
Georgia Thomas County notice states that after this date Hardy Eugene Hudson will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than himself. Dated May 22, 1958.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Hardy Eugene Hudson
Vauxhall Victor Sedan Debuts at Sing Motors in Thomasville
Britain's best buy Vauxhall Victor sedan, produced in England, reaches the United States via Pontico Motor Division. The 100000th Victor sedan rolled off the General Motors Villahall plant, fueling strong demand with 1500 per month. The new station wagon also draws praise as dealers stock the model amid import schedules and parts supply.
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Motors
Ac Ca
Ponting
Britain
Thomasville
Sing Motors, Inc
General Motors
Villahall
Lateu
England
United States
Pontizo Motor Division
BE. Knudsen
Pontiac Motor Division
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Rose Theatre
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Hiwa Theatre
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John M. Daley
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
John Phillips Daley
Arlington
Edmund L. Daley
Albany
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