Cardinal Meyer Opposes Dropping Parochial Elementary Schools
Cardinal Meyer of Chicago opposes dropping lower grades in Catholic parochial schools. He says there is no reason to suspend elementary classes now, despite talks of concentrating on grades 7 through 12. He notes ongoing financial and staffing pressures but projects no immediate plan to reduce elementary offerings.
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Washington
UPI
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Cardinal Meyer
U.S
Archdiocesan School Board
Chicago Catholic
Milwaukee teacher suspended for sex talks seeks federation aid
Edwin M Wasilewski, a Milwaukee high school teacher, aims to appeal his suspension over classroom discussions of homosexuality prostitution abortion and premarital sex relations. The board upheld the suspension and charged him with inefficiency and bad conduct. He plans to take the case to court if needed. Baseball is the national sport of Nicaragua.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
American Federation of Teachers
Edwin M. Wasilewski
John Lightenberg
Chicago
Teachers Union
Boys Technical High School
Wasilewski
Atempt
Anderson Considers Sewage Expansion Plan After Talks
Anderson officials push for a city survey to gauge expansion of the sewage system and disposal plant. The Board of Public Works cites aging facilities and health standards, with engineering firms invited to propose a survey for the next 25 years.
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Anderson
Board of Public Works
Ralph Ferguson
Jack Campbell
Anderson Public Service Committee
James Sarsberry
Indiana State Board of Health
Columbus
Ohio
Toledo
Chicezo
Minneapolis
South Bend
L. E. Eggmen
Eggmann
Influenza Deaths Rise 60 Percent in Early 1960
The Public Health Service reports deaths from flu and pneumonia rose about 60 percent in the first three months of 1960 compared with the same period last year. Officials call it a very severe influenza epidemic this past winter.
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Washington
UPI
Public Health Service
PHS
U. S
Midwestern Youth Recreation Conference Opens At West Side Center
The sixth annual Midwestern Youth Recreation Conference gathers ten agencies from four states at the West Side Community Center. Mayor Ralph Ferguson gives the welcome. John Woodall chairs. Eight topics and leaders are listed, with sessions from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. followed by a social at 8 p.m.
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West Side
Ralph Ferguson
John Woodall
Anderson
Ball State Teachers College
Ollie Mae Lewis
Dave Sleet
John Smith
Queen E. Patterson
Joan Lewis
Sally Page
Zebedee Christian
Joy Ford
Mae Lois McCullough
Chet Craig
Dave Miller
Elaine Eldridge
Betty Johnson
Nat Johnson
William Perry
Marguerite Hollingsworth
Rosemary Eldridge
Fred Sleet
Loraine Rayford
Jesse Collier
Shirley Shields
Shirley Weatherly
Carolyn Hyatt
Sara Maxwell
Forced Landing At Taipei by Nationalist Air Force Plane
A Chinese Nationalist Flying Boxcar carrying Foreign Minister Shen Chang-huan belly landed at Taipei's main airport on Friday. There were no casualties but the aircraft was damaged and air traffic was diverted for a considerable period.
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Taipei
Formosa
Shen Chang-huan
Madrid
Sukarno Denies Coup Attempts In Indonesia
President Sukarno denied rumors of a military coup plotting against his government calling them wishful thinking from hostile quarters. The rumors spread to Singapore and Amsterdam while Nasution was named in some reports as a plot leader. Sukarno resumed office after his world tour.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPT
Sukarno
Singapore
Amsterdam
Abdul Haris Nasution
East Germany accuses U S of misusing Berlin air corridors
East Germany charged that the United States is misusing West Berlin air corridors to bolster the West German army and warned of serious consequences. Deputy Foreign Minister Otto Winter said the claim at a news conference but did not detail how the threat would be carried out. He also cited alleged arrests of West German intelligence spies in East Germany. Ulbricht hinted that spies tied to the U S military mission were arrested, a claim U S Europe officials did not confirm or deny. East Germany filed protests with the United States Britain and France on June 6 over West German soldiers in West Berlin.
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East Germany
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West
Walter Ulbricht
U.S
Ulbricht
Germany
Europe
Winter
Britain
France
West Berlin
Warsaw
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