More Children Spending School Bells To Ring Today
Washington reports a record 48.6 million students in public and private schools as the new academic year opens. Officials warn of rising costs, teacher shortages near 2.25 million, and ongoing desegregation debates while parents push for more say in schooling.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Schools Begin New Year Across Madison County
Students start first full day as Madison County schools report punctual arrivals this morning. Parents rush to outfit children for nine months of classes while teachers hold an 8:9 a.m. meeting in College Corner. Districts like Anderson, St Marys Alexandria and Metra set varied dismissal and start times.
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Saigon reshuffles cabinet to bolster Thieu rule
A new cabinet led by Gen Tran Khiem was installed in Saigon with three army generals and a state minister position for Phan Quang Dan. The move strengthens Nguyen Van Thieu control while offering a broader appearance, though observers say it does not meaningfully widen the regime’s political base as peace talks and Viet Cong negotiations loom. The article notes Dan’s return to influence and the plan to turn more fighting over to South Vietnamese troops under the Vietnamization policy as U.S. troop strength falls.
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Thien Khiem
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Washington
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Plane Crash Kills Rocky Marciano
Rocky Marciano the undefeated world heavyweight champion died in a light plane crash on Sunday night while en route to celebrate a birthday. He perished with a family friend and a pilot when the single engine Cessna 172 lost power, struck a tree, and crashed into a ravine.
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Navy to try head of destroyer Evans at Subic Bay
In Subic Bay Philippines the Navy announced it will try Captain Frank Evans and senior deck officer Ronald Ramsey for negligent handling of a vessel after the collision with the aircraft carrier Melbourne that killed 74 sailors. Cmdr Alvin Melemare of Vallejo California is ship commander. Ramsey is 24 from Long Beach California.
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Ronald C. Ramsey
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Israeli Women Freed After Damascus Hijack Standoff
Three Israeli women and a teenage girl returned home after 64 hours in Damascus as two Israeli men remained in Syrian custody. An international pilots group threatened a two hour strike if the UN does not secure their release, with the strike awaiting member approval. The hijackers, linked to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, targeted a Trans World Airlines flight from Rome.
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Libyan monarchy toppled in bloodless coup affects U S base
A military coup in Libya ousted King Idris and heir apparent Al Hasan Al Rida with no reported deaths. The revolution council vows a new Arab Libyan state while U S interests including Wheelus Air Base face uncertainty. The State Department noted limited information as about 10 000 Americans were in the country.
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Former Radio Chief Bruce Dies in Round Hill
Round Hill, Van Donald C. Bruce, 48, former Indiana congressman and one time executive for an Anderson radio station, died Sunday while en route to a hospital. A Republican who served two terms in Congress for Indiana's 1st District, he later ran Brice Enterprises a political consulting firm and was an executive director of the American Conservation Union.
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American Conservation Union
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Scarcity Of Marijuana Causes Tight Markets Across Cities
A wave of shortages driven by fighting and border controls has strained supply of marijuana in major U S cities. Dealers report higher prices and fake products as police seize crops and growers hide plants on fire escapes.
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Edward Caas
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Office
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Chicago
Kennedy seeks autopsy in Kennedy case and inquest
Edgartown Mass UPI reports Sen Edward Kennedy seeks autopsy to determine death cause amid a planned inquest into Miss Kopechene's drowning. Close aides and attorney Dinis battle for access while medical examiner Nevin withdraws support ahead of a court decision expected this week.
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Dinis
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Nevin
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Luzerne County
Common Pleas Court
Kopechene
Drew Pearson Dies At Age 71
Washington columnist Drew Pearson died of a heart attack at Georgetown University Hospital at 12 05 p m EDT He was 71 and had just left hospital after a 26 day stay His longtime associate Jack Anderson said Pearson's muckraking reporting exposed Washingtons dirty linen for decades.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round
Georgetown University Hospital
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Fragmented OCR Notes on Local Bike Event
Fragmented text mentions Riverside and a bike related event with a graded meter and a figure near 900.0000. It references materials and people, but the sense is unclear and many words are garbled.
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