Two-Year Pact Averts NYC Teachers Strike
United Federation of Teachers members approve a two-year contract granting 24.3 million dollars in pay raises and benefits. The agreement, announced after an outdoor rally at Randall's Island Stadium, ensures New York City's public schools will reopen with about 1,054,000 pupils.
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Venezuelan grandmother bears quintuplets in Maracaibo
Doctors report a 34 year old grandmother, Ines Maria Cuervo de Prieto, gave birth to five boys after seven months of pregnancy. The mother and babies are in satisfactory health. Husband Ofen Prieto works for Creole Petroleum. Betancourt discussed housing and education for the children. The birth is the hemisphere's third officially recorded quintuplet birth.
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Miner Carl Dockery Is Found Dead In Murphy Cave
In Murphy North Carolina the body of 59 year old miner Carl Dockery was recovered Sunday from a talc mine after a cave in on Saturday. Four others were injured two fatally and two seriously. Dockery's body was located 255 feet from the shaft under tons of debris and lifted to the surface by elevator.
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Francis Bourne Sr
Hitchcock Corp
L.D. Hughes
Denmarks Guest Room Etiquette Sparks Travel Pique
In a Crossroads Report letter D E Scott of Wellington mocks Vice President Johnson for requesting a seven foot bed on a goodwill trip to Denmark. The writer complains about differences in etiquette and lodging expectations during state visits.
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Four-State Coaches Comment on Friday Night Football
High school coaches across four states share insights on last Friday’s games as the Daily News launches its annual Monday Morning Quarterback roundup. Page 11.
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Rockefeller Wins Gentle Reception in Illinois Cornland
In Chicago and Oregon the New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller drew applause and good will during a Illinois cornland tour but failed to win any delegates. The reception suggested potential support if Goldwater falters, while GOP infighting in Cook County hints at shifting alliances before next spring’s primary.
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Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Southwest
The U S Weather Bureau reports generally fair mornings and partly cloudy days through Tuesday across Amarillo, northwest Texas, and New Mexico. Scattered afternoon and night showers, with higher chances in the plains and mountains, daily highs near 90 in Amarillo and in the 90s elsewhere, sunrise at 6 25 a m and sunset at 7 03 p m.
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Weather Readings and Visibility Across Cities in 1963
Comparative readings taken at 3 p.m show visibility and sky conditions across Amarillo Houston Dallas Oklahoma City and nearby areas. Readings list mile visibility as fair in multiple locations with generally fair skies and moderate visibility for the listed period.
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Wallace Segregation Pledge Renewed Amid Alabama School Turmoil
Alabama officials say Birmingham will reopen three schools with integrated classes on Monday after a night of race rioting. Wallace vows to keep schools segregated as Tuskegee Huntsville and Mobile plan integration. Bombings target prominent Black leaders and a millionaire's Birmingham home amid ongoing tensions.
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Leukemia defect found in nine patients linked to cell growth
Tex as chemist Dr. Morton D. Prager reported a defect in an enzyme system in white blood cells of nine granulocytic leukemia patients. He said the study at Baylor University links impaired feedback control to abnormal cell growth, aiding diagnosis though not a cure. The finding targets pyrimidine manufacture and may advance understanding of leukemia.
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Crossbow Robbery Targets Bronx Milk Man
Irving Stein, a Bronx milk man on early rounds, was robbed of $100 by a bandit who used a crossbow and arrow, police report. The incident marks a rare use of a crossbow in a street crime in New York.
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Amarillo Residents Die In Car Truck Collision Near Canyon
Two Amarillo residents died in a car truck collision two miles north of Canyon. A 19 year old Amarillo youth David G Spencer of 1211 Roberts is in extremely critical condition following a gun battle in which he sustained a dangerous wound.
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Teen Killed in One Car Crash Near Grover
Kenneth Ward Reed, 16, of Grover died in a single vehicle crash 22 miles west of Spearman on a Hansford County road while returning from a Spearman picture show. The item notes other local incidents on pages 7 and 10.
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