New Standards Are Proposed For Iowa Schools
Iowa State Board of Public Instruction unveiled future standards for schools aimed at equal educational opportunity. The plan sets minimum requirements across high, junior high, and elementary levels, detailing course units, language study, arts, and vocational offerings to guide district reorganizations and ensure basic education for all students.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Board of Public Instruction
Dog’s Life Inherit Loot Kick Bucket
In Miami Beach Florida a Pomeranian inherits 1000 shares of J L Hudson Co stock from socialite Lilie Hudson Cattrall who died June 16. One dog fell ill and was put away while the other inherits the remainder with income undisclosed. Miss Baker administers the funds for the surviving pet and 7000 shares are left in trust for her.
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Miami Beach
Fla
J. L. Hudson Co
Detroit
Science at work glimpses from space and Arctic skies
A survey of recent science topics ranges from U2 flights over the Arctic and a rocket ride for men around the globe to dust and micro meteorites from high altitude, weight changes in astronauts, floating microscopes, new insecticides, and hurricane taming ideas developed by New York University and the National Hurricane Research Project.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Arctic
Globe
U.S
Alan B. Shepard
New York University
National Hurricane Research Project
U.S. Weather Bureau
Jules Stein Given Honor
Mrs John F. Kennedy announced that Mr and Mrs Jules Stein will refurbish and redecorate the White House second floor long hallway as a national gift. The Steins plan to loan 18th century antiques and add new pieces. Stein chairs the Music Corporation of America. Work should finish by late fall.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Jules Stein
New York
Beverly Hills
Calif
White House
Steins
Kennedy
Stein
Music Corp. of America
Postmaster General Bans Pink Color on Mailboxes
Washington AP The Postmaster General J Edward Day rejected a Miami stores plea to paint a sidewalk mailbox pink for a fashion display. He joked the John Birch Society would not permit it and warned a single exception could trigger widespread color requests.
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Washington
J. Edward Day
U.S
Day
Miami, Fla
National Postal Union
John Birch Society
Divorce Won On Hubby Fasting In Short Marriage
Los Angeles AP report says Marion L. Zygowicz won a divorce from Eugene S. Zygowicz after testifying he fasted for 35 days and lay in bed counting money while she worked two restaurant jobs to support them. They married Sept 16 and separated Dec 15. she asked neither divorce costs nor alimony.
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Los Angeles
Marion L. Zygowictz
Eugene Stanley Zygowictz
Zygowietz
Vorce
Corce
Oklahoma City Class Question Sparks Hint of 44:16-4
In Oklahoma City a high school teacher asked if anyone knew the meaning of 44:16-4. A single student answered with an enthusiastic whistle, the detail reflecting a moment of classroom curiosity.
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Oklahoma City
Guinness High School
Warrant Issued in Fatal Car Crash Near Superior
A warrant charging negligent homicide was issued Monday night for Samuel Clough 18 Ladysmith Wis driver of one car in a Sunday crash on US 2 about 15 miles southeast of Superior Mrs Edward Starke 27 Jansen Wis was killed Her husband and their two children Randall 7 and Mark 4 were hospitalized in good condition The item also notes Sanibel Island Florida being named after Queen Isabella of Spain
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Samuel Clough
Ladysmith
Wis
US. 2
Superior
Edward Starke
Jansen
Sash
Randall
Mark
Lawyer Says Cohen Being Picked On in Tax Trial
Los Angeles AP report says Mickey Cohen’s lawyer Jack Dahlstrom argues the government is picking on the ex gambler as Cohen faces income tax evasion charges for 1956 to 1968. Cohen was convicted a decade earlier and served a four and a half year sentence.
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Cohen
Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Jack Dahlstrom
Youth electrocuted by stray wire in Manitoba strawberry patch
A barefoot boy, Douglas Murray, was killed in Winnipeg when he touched a 115-volt wire laid across a strawberry patch. The wire was placed by a local owner to scare birds. Police say the boy pulled a stake attached to the wire and no charges were filed.
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Winnipeg, Man
Douglas Murray
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