Final push urged for nation wide school bill
The administration proposes 1.6 billion dollars for school construction to curb the growing shortage. Critics warn the Powell integration amendment could block aid, while leaders from both parties urge speed and resolve to fund classrooms nationwide.
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Congress
Capitol Hill
America
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Supreme Court
North
South
Soviet Union
Washington
CARE: A Century of Aid From 1940s to Today
The article highlights CARE's postwar relief work tracing its 1940s origins, its large shipment totals, and ongoing campaigns. It notes 75 percent of packages are undesignated and credits CARE with feeding millions, delivering food and supplies across 23 countries, and coordinating aid through Americans and organizations in a cooperative effort.
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CARE
Europe
19A
Asia
Latin America
Senators clash over wage rules for highway plan
The Senate debated and approved a 40 000 mile superhighway program costing about 49 billion dollars over 13 years with major questions on who sets wage rates. Senator Chavez urged labor secretary control, while Fulbright sought court appeals for disputes. The House differs on appeals.
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James Marlow
Washington
Senate
Chavez
D-Nm
Secretary of Labor
Fulbright
D-Ark
Labor
States’ Rights Argu
United States
Chaver
Douglas
D-Il
Morse
D-Ore
Sen. Gore
Tenn
House
Gone Natives by Jim Becker for Hal Boyle
Honolulu reports the South Pacific natives now keep up with world events via radio and war, including baseball and race issues. A Navy destroyer escort crew plays a palm ringed atoll game against locals who wear loin cloths yet field sharply, led by Lt. Tom Kelleher. A Honolulu visitor notes natives’ radio savvy and skepticism of cigars, while Cook Islands natives reject filter tips cigarets.
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Jim Becker
Hal Boyle
Honolulu
South Pacific
Whitehurst
Lakunor
Tom Kelleher
Salem
Mass
Kelleher
David B. George
South Seas
Fiji
Mac
United States
Cook Islands
George
Critics oppose allowance plan for children in Dr Crane case
Dr George W Crane argues against weekly allowances for kids citing Donnie P. aged 11 who resents parental gifts while others earn money. He urges teaching work-based pay and duties from kindergarten, with earnings shaping thrift and responsibility. He promotes a booklet titled Correct Strategy for Child Rearing.
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Donnie
George W. Crane
Donnie P
Zine
Chilren
Akes
Mamma
Medical Q and A with Dr Jordan on Polio Hiccups and Carotid
Dr Jordan answers readers on polio types vaccines test for resistance and when to vaccinate. He explains persistent hiccups may signal serious illness and can be treated with CO2 breathing or phrenic nerve injection. He describes carotid sinus syndrome causing dizziness and fainting and notes atropine for mild cases or surgery for severe cases. He also cautions against drinking alcohol with ulcers.
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Edwin F. Jordan
C.F
L. H
J. A
Jordan
Hollister Notes From Sheridanville and Surroundings
Mrs Lew Jones visited her son Denzel Bailey in Sheridanville Ohio. Mr and Mrs Reece Thompson stayed in McArthur and Dundas. Mr and Mrs Mike Enner of Michigan visited Ed Aberts and Cavey families. Ed Ervin made a trip to Nelsonville. Lola Cavey visited Robert Cavey. Leon Thompson notes on works labor percent.
Franks encounter with a saloon woman and cash family tensions
In Cashtown Frank Ude meets a wary sheriff and a vivid saloon girl. He ponders Emmett Cash and Stephen Norring over a faded Alhambra sign while contemplating family and rival pressure shaping his path.
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Frank Ude
Frank
Cashtown
Emmett Cash
Stephen Norring
Alhambra
Cash
The Tank memory and the visiting horsewoman
A wary stranger at a Range Tank encounters a sunburned cowgirl named Jean. Their exchange over a fast horse and a playful offer on tick reveals mutual intrigue as the scene hints at a continuing encounter.
Tomorrow's Horoscope Urges Balance and Bold Moves
The reading advises using good judgment in business and personal relations and suggests minor concessions to gain major benefits. It notes restlessness in the afternoon and emphasizes social and outdoor interests. birthdays point to bold objective pursuit through July with August easing, and December bringing personal good news. A child born today is seen as artistic, versatile, and family devoted.
Girl Falls 100 Feet Into Ravine in Parma
A114 old girl named Eileen McGloin fell 100 feet into a ravine while viewing a new house move in Parma. She suffered only minor injuries after a tree branch broke and she landed on soft grass. firemen rescued her with ropes.
News broadcast schedule fragmented and unclear
A garbled station guide lists several news and variety segments with uncertain titles and times. It includes references to News and Varieties daytime blocks and anchors but details are unreadable and misordered.
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Contina
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