High School Lacks Teachers as Nixon plot fades
Across a chaotic Washington scene, attention shifts from Nixon back to urgent local issues. In Islebury Maine, a high school stands unopened with only one holdover teacher, the building a former mansion, while two posts remain vacant. salaries range from 9.50 to 4000 dollars. The piece also notes adjustments in political and public service leadership, including Harold H. Sredel’s reelection as treasurer and Davis Maxwell’s election as president at the American Bar Association convention. Three-fifths of rural traffic deaths highlight ongoing safety concerns.
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Maine
Aormer
Atlantic
Gets Bar
Dallas
Tex
Harold H. Sredel
Indianapolis
Ssa
Davis Maxwell
Philadelphia
Fourth Largest Brazil closed this week notice
The Derby Restaurant announces it is closed for the week and will reopen Tuesday September 4. The cocktail lounge remains open. The notice highlights temporary closure and reopening date for the establishment.
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DERBY
Strontium 90 Fallout Risks in Local Areas Highlighted
The statement discusses radioactive fallout distribution, noting potential local extremes due to erosion and debris in ponds and streams. It stresses that although current Strontium 90 levels are small, measurement is possible and risks to biological systems warrant careful study and diligent effort.
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AEC
Ieport
UN expenses projected for 1957 mirror 1955 levels
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold notes in New York that United Nations operating expenses for 1957 are expected to be about the same as in 1955. He cites stable funding sources and ongoing peacekeeping and humanitarian programs as shaping the budget.
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United Nations
Dag Hanmimarskjold
AFL-CIO Moves to Punish Corrupt Unions at Resort Meeting
AFL-CIO leaders threaten suspensions of three unions totaling 179,000 members over welfare fund abuses. Distillery Workers Union 25,000 members, Laundry Workers Union 72,000, Allied Industrial Workers 79,000 face show cause and formal investigations as Ethical Practices Committee probes alleged corrupt influence. Senate subcommittee findings cited.
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Afl-Cio
AFL
CI0
Distillery Workers Union
Laundry Workers Union
Allied Industrial Workers
United Auto Workers
Executive Council
Ethical Practices Committee
Senate Labor
Paul F. Douglas
Great Lakes Pact Move Faces Senate Objection
The State Department opposed a proposed Great Lakes water compact among eight U S states and two Canadian provinces. Deputy legal adviser Willard B. Cowles argued it could override federal authority in international relations and create confusion in U S Canada ties. Senator Alexander Wiley urged changes after Cowles testified.
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State Department
Great Lakes
Willard B. Cowles
Department
Cowles
Senate Foreign Relations
Alexander Wil
Wonder Topper or Chief Customer Caal Dominates Rails
Wonder Topper or Chief Customer Caal is identified as the largest chief customer of the railroads, signaling a major player in freight and logistics. The report highlights Caal's substantial influence over railroad business and pricing dynamics, underscoring the balance of power between shippers and carriers.
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Caal
Tennessee High School Admits Negroes for First Time
Readable facts note Tennessee Integrated High School in Clinton admitting fifteen Negro students to classes with 759 white pupils under federal order. Police stood by as John Kasper of Washington, D C, was jailed on incitement and vagrancy charges after urging parental picketing. Virginia and Alabama seek programs on school segregation while Tallahassee protests lead to Rev C K Steele arrest. Governor Timmerman attacks Eisenhower over racial mixing in D C and on federal reservations.
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Columbia
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Eisenhower
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Washington, D.C
Egypt Holds 2 Britons As Spies Amid Cairo Crackdown
Cairo authorities said two Englishmen were arrested on spying charges after expulsions of William Stevenson Canadian and Ann Sharpley from the Toronto Star and London Evening Standard. James Swinburn and Charles Pittuck, both tied to news agencies, face allegations linked to anti Israel propaganda masterminded by a former top Navi propagandist. Eileen Travis, Buffalo, NY, reported the expulsions as part of Egypt's broad press crackdown during the Suez crisis.
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Egypt
James Swinsburn
Charles Pittuck
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Eeyel
William Stevenson
Toronto Star
Ann Sharpley
Lon ‘Jdon Evening Standard
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Eileen Travis
Buffalo
London Daily Mail
Miss Travis
Wives Of 6 Missing Airmen Will Go Home
IWAKI M I, Japan Six wives of U S Navy airmen shot down off Communist China last week packed their bags to go home Monday All hoped their husbands survived except Elizabeth Hean Martin wife of Albert P Martin Delta Oni whose body was found after the Marlin Mercator patrol plane was shot down Thursday The Navy has suspended its search The wives prepared for a group return while Mrs Martin likely travels first Other wives Beverly Deane Frances Messinger Ruth Hutchinson Dorothy Flood joined in backing the Navy efforts at a news conference with no tears
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Japan
U.S. Navy
China
Elizabeth Hean Martin
Albert P. Martin
Delta
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Navy
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James W.ponsford
Land Beach
Calif
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Mattin
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Grand Ravids
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Chevy Chase
Frances Messinger
Laredo
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Ruth Hutchinson
Cumberland
Ponsford
Hoosier Veteran Benefits Rollover Amid GI Bill Activity
An Indiana professor completing a doctorate at Cincinnati signs for final four days of GI Bill benefits as enrollment under Public Law 244 continues. Since 1944 more than 7.5 million veterans have studied with government aid, reflecting steady uptake across the program.
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Teachers College
Muncie
Ind
Porter B. Nesbitt
University of Cincinnati
Veterans Education Dign
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