Governors Conference tackles state education costs and year round schooling
Governors at Wil Hamberg Virginia discuss fiscal effects of growing pupil numbers and teacher pay demands. Proposals include year round staggered schooling or eleven month attendance to reduce budgets and expand use of existing equipment. Minnesota budget up $100 million reflects rising education costs.
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Wil- Hameburg
Minnesota
Yanks Disintegrate All Over Tigers Victory
The Yankees suffered a 7-2 defeat at Detroit before bouncing back with a 17-0 win the next day. A Detroit editor claimed “Yanks Disintegrating” after the loss, then praised the rematch shutout as a decisive victory.
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Virginia’s Massive Resistance Praised by Richmond Leader
The Richmond News Leader argues that Virginia’s policy of segregation has preserved school segregation and kept attention on what it calls the Supreme Court’s “rape of the Constitution.” It counters Washington Post criticism and lauds the policy as accomplishing its aims.
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Winchester Star
Washington Post
Virginia
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Supreme Court
Ter Star
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United States
Foreign troops and justice clash in Asia
The piece argues resentment at foreign troops on Asian soil and explains American servicemen abroad may face foreign courts. It notes gratitude is not guaranteed and that families fear transfer of GIs to foreign justice, which could spark U S. anger.
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Washington
U. S
Editorial Digest from Forty Newspapers
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No Easy Solution Says Romulo on U.S. Bases in Far East
Carlos P. Romulo warns resentment spreads where the United States maintains military bases in the Far East, urging Americans to heed the warning and consider implications for policy and relations.
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Carlos P. Romulo
United States
Far East
Bar tale of two souls ends in irony
A man recalls decades of bliss with his wife until they met, a barroom joke that flips on the punchline. The line invites reflection on how relationships can shift when two people cross paths.
Netherlands thunderjet crash claimed British mine sweeper
London reports a 112 foot vessel sank in flames after a thunderjet crashed into a minesweeper. Fifteen seamen were killed. The incident is part of wartime dispatches compiled by The Star.
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Robert ©. Hickman
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Local Notices Highlight Family Health and Legion News
Janet Duncan shows improvement after a snake bite as Edward Harris McDonald is named commander of Berryville American Legion. Mrs. Elizabeth Brumback hosts a sixth birthday celebration for her son Lee with family and friends.
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Lee Remick Learns to Act From Golden Breaks
HAL BOYLE reports 21 year old actress Lee Remick rises with Kazan’s support after a film debut in A Face in the Crowd and a TV spotlight She recalls growing up in Manhattan finishing school and Arkansas twirling lessons while seeking a serious acting teacher to refine her craft.
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Ex Marine Is Sentenced to Die in New Jersey
Edgar Smith, 23, a former Marine, was sentenced to death by electric chair for the murder of 15 year old Victoria Zielinski in a Mahwah gravel pit. Bergen County Judge Arthur J. O'Dea set the execution date for the week of July 15 and ordered automatic review by the State Supreme Court.
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Outdoorsman job seeks lone tracker in New Mexico
Colorado Springs reports the State Employment Service advertises a position for a man to live alone in northern New Mexico high country. The mission is to track and destroy porcupines in pine forests. The annual pay is 3415 dollars.
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New Mexico
The Doctor Speaks on Unconscious Habits and Dental Health
Drs. Barber and Renfroe warn that children may develop tongue thrusting during TV viewing and reading. Repeatedly pressing the tongue against front teeth risks protrusion especially in ages six to eight. A palatal crib is suggested to correct the habit and prevent crooked incisors.
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Thomas K. Barber
Universiy of Illinois College of Denisry
Strength For The Day by Earl L. Do
A Greek philosopher two millennia ago warned against self pity, urging gratitude instead. The piece celebrates modern blessings like democracy worship freedom and abundant food and health care, encouraging a cheerful mood to tackle troubles.
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The Worry Clinic Getting Bachelor to Propose
Nancy seeks advice on securing Hank’s proposal as Dr. Crane outlines a plan. He suggests delaying, using minor decision cues, and temporarily removing Hank’s emotional crutch by creating distance and a staged interruption to provoke urgency. A future follow-up promised.
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Across the Board Fifth Amendment Challenge Moves Forward
The article discusses how senators may test the right to invoke the Fifth Amendment before congressional inquiries. Dave Beck Jr and cousin Joseph McEvoy used it extensively, provoking debate over proper use. Legal questions at issue involve limits on answering some questions while refusing others and potential Supreme Court rulings.
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Four Named to Shenandoah College Board from Area
Four area residents Fred L. Glaize Mrs. Dorothy G. Allen Dr. Monford Custer and Marvin Gore Jr were elected to Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music Board of Trustees at the annual meeting in Dayton They will represent Winchester Frederick County and nearby areas Previous year electees included Frank Armstrong James R Wilkins Benjamin Belchie and Wayne Omps Omps represents the Evangelical United Brethren Church The Rev Forrest Racey was reelected president and Dr Floyd Falk vice president W O Cooley was reelected board president The board reaffirmed its plan to transfer the college to Winchester at the earliest feasible date Attendees included Wilkins Armstrong Omps and Dr Carl Hiser pastor of First EUB Church
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James R. Wilkins
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Wayne Omps
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