New Authors Have Trouble Signing First Editions
Chicago AP reports 26 first graders at the University of Chicago laboratory school wrote and illustrated five stories for a magazine size book titled Interesting Stories. After seven months of work, 150 copies were printed with a second printing planned as parents bought them.
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Planned Parenthood Clinic Ideas Considered by County Board
Frederick County health official Dr. L O Fears backed a county wide birth control clinic if local doctors show sufficient interest. He noted current services aid only those in the indigent program, and suggested a Planned Parenthood unit could reduce welfare costs in several years. He asked for 388 to hire a sanitarian supervisor.
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L. O. Fears
Shawnee
Conrad L. Baughman
Board of Supervisors
B. O. Brumback
State Health Dept
Frederick
Dear Abby Columns and School Board Actions Discussed
The column shares readers seeking Mother's Day appreciation and boy girl etiquette guidance from Dear Abby. Local news notes Stonewall School installs a new storage system costing about 15000 dollars and a proposed cooling system decision is delayed to July with supervisor Grover Teets absent.
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Abby
Robert E. Ayler
Stonewall School
Ayler
Tuition Grant Fight in Virginia Desegregation Case Updated
In Surry County Virginia the counsel for Negroes in the desegregation case withdraws a blanket attack on tuition grants but asks the court to bar grants to students at racially exclusive schools. Tucker shifts stance saying whites need not attend mixed schools while the Fourteenth Amendment blocks state support of segregated schools. The state argues grants are lawful. Judge Butzner hears arguments and will rule after further authorities.
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Surry County
S. WW. Tucker
Emporia
Tucker
Virginia
J. Segar Gravatt
Blackstone
Rucker
Robert D. McIlwaine
Supreme Court
Prince Edward County
Tailor Shop Sign Promises Quick Clothes Pressing
In Louisville a tailor shop displays a witty sign reading Clothes Pressed While You Hide, using humor to attract customers and suggest speedy service.
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