North Carolina Governor urges action on slum and gifted children
Gov. Terry Sanford told the American Association of School Administrators that the nation must out cancer of public neglect by expanding special classes, boosting teacher pay and guidance programs, and extending education to rural and urban disadvantaged youth. Bernard Kilmer warned the slum child emergency risks becoming a national calamity, calling for root changes in schooling and resource allocation.
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G. K. Hodenfield
Atlantic City
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
American Association of School Administrators
Sanford
Overnor
Bernard Kelmer
Furness Junior High
Philadelphia
America
Kilmer
Wisconsin family shot to death in Green Bay area
Police found a couple and three children dead at their secluded Green Bay farmhouse. A 16 year old brother Harry Hebard is sought on an APB. Victims include Jack Hebard 38 and Joyce Hebard 25 with two young 1 year old twins Judy and Jan. The killer's motive and timeline remain unclear.
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Green Bay
Wis
Elmer Madson
Harry Butch Hebard
Madson
Jack Hebard
North Central Air Lines
Joyce Hebard
John Ruddell
Judy
Jan
Fce
Russians to Pull Thousands From Cuba
Washington reports from diplomatic sources say several thousand Soviet troops will be withdrawn from Cuba in the next three weeks. The move, described as unrelated to any price, comes as Kennedy debates a major White House briefing for a bipartisan congressional group.
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Russia
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Khrushchev
Senate
Democratic
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Montana
George A. Smathers
Dfla
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Congress
Pierre Salinger
White House
McNamara Flags Europe Threat as Western Power Pinion
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara told the Senate Armed Services Committee that the Communist threat in Europe is the largest single risk to global balance. He warned loss of Western Europe would drastically shift power toward the Soviet Union while detailing the defense program for a flexible strategic force.
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Senate Armed Service Committee
Cuba
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Soviet Union
House Armed Services Committee
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Wee
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Meola
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Union Leader Fails to Get Pay Increase
Anthony Provenzano president of the third largest Teamsters local says he has not received any of the 75,000 pay raise voted by Local 60 since Christmas. A January meeting raised the package to 88,088 above his former salary, fueling controversy as Hoffa also earns 75,000 annually while Provenzano faces federal indictments.
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Union City
N.J
Anthony Provenzane
Teamsters Union
Provenzano
Proventeme
Jamey R. Hoffa
Preventane
Fem
NASA answers from space hopefuls spark student questions
NASA responds to letters from youths about space careers and astronaut opportunities. The agency urges strong coursework, college plans, and fitness, noting no current female astronaut programs but optimism for change. NASA also distributes space education packets and 12 spacemobiles for school visits.
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Martha Cole Washington
New York
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Michigan
Space
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New Jersey
Ohio
Council approves five street projects amid protest over 8th Ave widening
About 150 citizens protested the Austin Council decision to fund five street paving schemes including 8th Ave NW widening to 44 feet. Critics argued the plan risks safety for Sumner School children and lowers residential values by removing boulevard trees. Dissenters argued for an overall city street study before moving ahead.
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Freeborn St
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Ernest Diederich
Art Vogel
Robert Enright
Ray Bates
Wayne Austin
Roger Svejkovsky
Glenn Keley
Council
Russell
Vogel
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4Th St
8Th St
11Th St
6Th Ave
19Th St
18Th Drive
Sil Ave
1St Ave
3Rd Ave
Palace Set for Prince's 3rd Birthday
In London Prince Andrew marks his third birthday with Whisky and Sherry the Queen's corgi dogs and his friend Jane Gilmour. About six guests from his dancing class will attend a party in Buckingham Palace nursery as Princess Anne joins to watch him blow out the candles.
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Prince Andrew
Queen Elizabeth
Jane Gilmour
Ian Gilmour
Palace
Jane
Greenwallea
Buckingham Palace
Princess Anne
Andrew
Brazilian Marines Take Action Over Hijacked Vessel
Four Brazilian marines left Belem to board the hijacked Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui, aimed at asserting Brazilian government control amid asylum promises for the hijackers. The ship, later said to be moving toward Belem, was under U.S. watch with tensions rising between Brazil and Venezuela.
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Amapa
Anzoategui
Maraca
Washington
Defense Department
Bel
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Belem
Amazon
Brazil
U.S
Venezuela
Wilmar Medina Rojas
Medina Rojas
U S Reschedules Betancourt Parade
The White House postponed a ceremonial parade for Venezuelan President Romulo Betancourt due to snow and rain, moving plans to Wednesday and shifting Kennedy's welcome to the north portico to keep the leaders under cover. Betancourt, en route to Washington, praised U S policy toward Cuba and Latin America while facing media focus on a Venezuelan freighter hijacking and Red sabotage attempts.
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Washington
White House
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Kennedy
Betancourt
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Latin America
Americas
Castro
Hemistre
Alliance For Progress
Beisan
Storms Hit Tampa Bay Kill Wisconsin Man
Thunderstorms packing tornadic winds struck the Tampa Bay area from the Gulf of Mexico today, causing one death in Wisconsin and injuring several others as they moved into central Florida.
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Tampa
Fla
Tampa Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Wisconsin
Florida
Market Falls Lower in Trading
In moderate trading the stock market drifted lower despite standout gains by a few specialized issues. In Geneva Britain and six European partners pledged to reduce trade barriers to counter the obstacle to British entry into the European Common Market.
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New York
Geneva
Britain
Town Senate Rejects Plan for Annual Audits
AP report states the Town Senate rejected a proposal to require annual audits for towns with populations over 1,000. The action limits state oversight and affects municipal accounting practices.
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