Board Challenges Olympia School District Photo Policy
The Board Against Discrimination seeks to block Olympia School District from requiring applicant photographs arguing the policy discriminates against Negroes. The district defends the rule, claiming more Negra teachers than Negra pupils.
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Olympia, Wash
State Supreme Court
Olympia
Khrushchev at seventy still dominates Soviet leadership
Nikita Khrushchev remains the dominant Soviet figure as he faces China tensions, agricultural shortfalls, and a narrowing crop outlook. His long tenure, public calm, and bold travel plans outline a wary path amid domestic and international strains, with no clear succession in sight.
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Moscow
Nikita S
Budapest
Barat
Nina
Nevel
China
Mag Tze-tung
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Mont
United States
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
France
Cuba
Middle West
Nis
Cairo
Aswan Dam
Black Sea
America
Britain
Hay
Fay
Seaker
Rangoon
Inis
Unds
Thore
Sidom
Thailand
Pibul Songgram
Japan
Rome
Stary
Riviera
France Claims Itself Champion Aid Giver
France proclaims itself the champion aid giving nation amid protests over aid costs. Cartier ism labels criticisms as harmful to Africa as U S aid levels shift. De Gaulle defends steady aid while parliament weighs economic and humanitarian reasons.
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Paris
Raymond L. Cartier
Paris-Match
Cartier
America
United States
Maurice Yaméogo
Upper Volta
Raymond Cartier
Africa
Leopold Senghor
Senegal
Asia
Latin
Georges Pompidou
Ica
Jean-Marcel Jean
Age
Canal
Cout
Portugal
de Gaulle
Belgium
Germany
Britain
Holland
Japan
Italy
Canada
Lion
Charles de Gaulle
Exiled rulers from many lands form a fashionable club in exile
Brazil's Joao Goulart joins a unique exile club in Uruguay, a gathering of toppled leaders including Peron, Batista, Umberto II, Farouk, Naguib, and Bao Dai. The article traces their lives in Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, France, and Italy, noting private retreats, health, and hopes of return.
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Brazil
Joao Goulari
Uruguay
Juan Domingo Peron
Argentina
Spain
Peron
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Portugal
Estoril
Fulgencio Batista
Italy
Umberto
Cascais
Lisbon
Villa Italia
Aldo Castellano
Marie Jose
Switzerland
Egypt
Farouk
Rome
Naples
Irma Capece Minutolo
Ahmed Faud
Mohamed Naguib
Cairo
Naguib
Romania
Mihail
Zanzibar
Sir Abdulla bin Khalifa
Sultan
Southsea
Portsmouth
Burma
U. Nu
King Ranch tops stock sale with $154000 in livestock
King Ranch topped a stock sale with over 154000 dollars from animals sold. Twenty five Santa Gertrudis bulls brought 74475 dollars, averaging about 2979 per bull. Quarter horses sold for 45345 dollars, averaging 1832 each. Top horse bought for 3800 by Pally Lawton Silphur LA. Fifteen fillies realized 25560 dollars, average 1704 per head. Ten colts sold for 19785 dollars, average 1978. Top bully purchased for 7100 by Winthrop Rockefeller Morriston Ark. Buoys went to Florida ranches Arkansas Guatemala Nicaragua and Texas.
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Kingsville AP
King Ranch
Pally Lawton
Silphur
Winthrop Rockefeller
Morriston
Ark
Florida
Arkansas
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Texas
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