Teachers to gauge opinions on jobs in two year survey
Purdue University professor leads a 3000 member study with 60 Indiana public schools and five Oregon sites. Teachers answer 100 statements on job satisfaction and autonomy in three survey waves, aiming to reveal community pressures and administrator insights.
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Ind
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Prince
Oregon
Office of Education
Pal
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iPurdue University
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State College
Jack Culbertson
Council of Education
Ohio State Uni
National Education Association
Boards of Education
Massive Buenos Aires Blackout Ends Power Restored
Electric power returned to greater Buenos Aires after a massive weekend blackout. Trains trolley buses subways water pumps and elevators were stalled while a power company said three simultaneous defects on lines and in a transformer plant caused the outage and ruled out sabotage.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Greater
Power Company
Gemini Astronauts To Receive Medals
SPACE CENTER Houston UPI reports NASA administrator James Webb will award medals Thursday to Gemini 7 crew Frank Borman and James Lovell and Gemini 6 crew Wally Schirra and Thomas Stafford. They will attend a post award news conference after the ceremony.
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Space Center, Houston
UPI
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
James Webb
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell
Wally Schirra
Thomas Stafford
Gift Certificate Error In Providence Leads To Generosity
Mrs. Lucille Fascia in Providence opened an envelope on Christmas morning and found a certificate for 51,000,015 to Feerless Department Store. Another woman, Mrs. Frederick Letourneau, bought the misprinted certificate for 13 and gave it away, saying she felt generous. Store officials called the amount an obvious error and not a real gift value. The item also notes the National University of Mexico having over 80,000 students.
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Providence
R. I
UPI
Lucille Fascia
Feerless
Frederick Letourneau
Batem Se
National University of Mexico
Hartzell Receives District Farm Bureau Scholarship
Miss Marvifamuy Hartzell daughter of Vita Hartzell Daleville is named the District Farm Bureau Scholarship recipient for 1965. She met district committee members at Vance's Restaurant after earning the 4H and Pet and Hobby Club honors. Doug Franklin and Karen Anderson won completion certificates. Marvigayl has been active in Salem Township and Delaware County Farm Bureau activities for a decade and will join the Youth Group.
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Daleville
Marvifamuy
Farmgayle
Vance
Marvygayle
Delaware
Don Anderson
Doug Franklin
Karen An
Derson
Daleville High School
Purdue
Salem Township
Salem
Mem- Township
Delaware Counbers
Johnson Expands Peace Moves Amid Viet Nam Stalemate
Washington reports President Johnson is pursuing every peace avenue before further steps in Viet Nam. Harriman may visit more capitals as U S bombing halt continues, while Hanoi and China offer no clear response. Ho Chi Minh denounces UN negotiations as a ploy, and U S officials hint at more coordinated diplomacy in the coming days. A separate incident at Butler University involves an intruder breaking into a fraternity house as tensions rise.
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Lin
Doug Wetz
State Renews Vincennes Hospital Permit After Expansion Plan
Officials say Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes has had its license to operate renewed by the State Board of Health after review of compliance reports. The board approved the renewal once plans for a multi million dollar expansion were accepted, including phasing out the old wing and increasing beds from about 230 to 300 with remodeling of existing facilities.
Pope says Ecumenical Council must be applied
Pope Paul VI told pilgrims that the Ecumenical Council is only valid through concrete application of its teachings. Informed sources say Sukarno and Nasution opposed a plan to name Nasution as Indonesian vice president, amid church clergy and faithful wary of attempts to keep the council active post closing.
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A. H. Nasution
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P Bandung
West Java
Nomin
Antara
Mohammed Hatta
Gary To Give Borman Home Town Welcome
Gary Indiana AP report on Col Frank Borman Gemini 7 command pilot receiving a city celebration Jan 14. Events include airport reception city hall news conference luncheon high school address and a 2:30 parade with 180000 residents expected to attend a 7 pm banquet highlighting a hometown homecoming.
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Gary
Ind
Frank Borman
Astro Maut
Arizona
Col
Borman
James A. Lovell Jr
A. Martin Katz
Col. Borman
Indiana University
Calumet
Chirson
Pets perished as thief set fire in Portsmouth
Sparse, fragmentary report notes a theft followed by arson allowing smoke and heat to suffocate pets. The piece hints at a broader constitutional debate linked to Sukarno and the Indonesian leadership, mentioning the Supreme Operational Command and military structure without clear chronology.
Successor For Stottlemyer Pending In Madison County
At noon yesterday officials stated no successor had been named to replace retiring Anderson sub district superintendent for the State Highway Department. Stottlemyer will begin duties as the new Madison County commissioner for the middle district this Saturday.
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Evereu Stottlemyer
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State Highway Department
Stottlemyer
Madison County
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Doctors Will Report On Assault Case In Indiana
Two doctors were scheduled to report to Hamilton Circuit Judge Edward F. New Jr. on their examination of Richard Nailor 44 Westfield who was arrested on assault and battery and resisting arrest charges after a struggle with police when he returned two of his four children from school Nailor and his wife were described as living in primitive Indian style surroundings and relying on water from a creek He claimed he and his family live off royalties from an invention and holds a chemistry degree He was held without bond at the Hamilton County Jail and examined by Dr John G Haywood and Dr Joseph Karlick who would not discuss their findings
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Noblesville, Ind
API
Hamilton
Edward F. New, Jr
Richard Nailor
Westfield
Mark Passwater
Larry Myers
Robert Haskett
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June
Chicago
Hamilton County
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Joseph Karlick
Prisoners Have Turkey Christmas at Madison County Jail
Prisoners at the Madison County Jail received a Christmas dinner featuring turkey with dressing, green beans, sweet potatoes, hot rolls, and pie. Sheriff Paul Ravage reportedly gave each inmate a bag of candy and a package of cigarettes. Officials announced the menu Tuesday morning. Formosa’s population density is 768 per square mile with a 3.3 percent annual increase.
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Paul Ravage
Sheriff's Department
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