Demand for Federal Aid to Education Grows
The National Education Association renews a push for a massive federal education program. It warns that underfunded schooling harms society and cannot be solved by local funds alone. The commission calls for about 18 billion dollars annually, raises per pupil to 540 dollars, and more teachers and salaries. A long range study with 50,000 dollars for year one starts now.
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ST. Louis
National Education Assn
Education Policies Commission
The
NEA
American Assn
Mississippi
New York
Ruth A. Stout
Kellogg's All Bran Promises Daily Regularity Boost
An advertising feature argues lack of bulk in foods as the cause of irregularity and promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a daily half cup cereal to restore youthful regularity. It claims millions stay on schedule with ten days of use.
Israel weighs arms deal with West Germany amid resignations
In Jerusalem the coalition cabinet weighs approving a sale of about 230,000 grenade throwers to Bonn, a move that could trigger Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion to resign. Opposition argues over moral and political implications of trading with Germany so soon after World War II.
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Jerusalem
Israel
West Germany
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Socialist Labor Party
Mapaim
Ab Duth Avodah
Mapam
Mapai
Tel Aviv
Maariv
Germany
House Speakers Follow The Book For Rules And Precedents
Washington AP reports that House speakers rely on established precedents from Cannon's Procedure and the House Rules and Manual to guide decisions. The process is chaired by Lewis Deschler with assistants, ensuring formal rulings backed by precedent. One historic mistake by Nicholas Longworth was later reversed, affirming the original stance.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Merchant of Venice
Bassanio
Portia
Champ Clark
Thomas Jefferson
Frederick H. Gillett
Cannon
Men from Mars Repair Squadron Keep Planes Flying
Men from Mars anchor work at the Marine air station in Cherry Point North Carolina. They are members of the Marine Aircraft Repair Squadron keeping planes in service.
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Cherry Point
N.C
Mars
Marine Air Station
Marine Aircraft Repair Squadron
Kansas City Star Ends Strike With 2 Year Contracts
Printers in Local 80 of the International Typographical Union voted 225-04 to accept two-year contracts ending a 10 day strike against the Kansas City Star and Kansas City Kansan. The Star resumes with an 18 page edition and no paid ads, updating readers since June 18. Key issue was higher holiday pay with double time for six holidays.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Kansan
the Star
Morning Times
International Typographical Union
Work week to shrink by 37 percent hours this week
The work week will reduce to 37 percent of normal hours, after the union pushed for a 36 percent reduction. The changes reflect negotiations over weekly staffing and pay.
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