Dallas schools chief defends children's conduct after assassination
Lay Porte superintendent Ralph Pearce cites a Dallas letter from W Z White condemning misrepresentation of students. He notes united, respectful behavior as the community processed President Kennedy's death, praising principals and teachers for calming pupils and guiding proper conduct amid shock and grief.
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Fischer Quints Expected Home For Christmas
Aberdeen South Dakota AP report says the Fischer quintuplets now four months old will likely be home for Christmas. Two girls may go home Saturday. James Andrew, the only boy, returned home Nov 30 weighing 10 pounds 2 ounces. Nurses and hospital care continue as the quartet of girls grows, with Mary Ann, Maury Magdalene, Mary Catherine, and Mary Margaret listed with increasing weights.
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Americans Held by Bolivian Miners Cramped in Hostage Room
AP staff reports four Americans and 11 other hostages held by rebellious tin miners are kept in a single 18 foot room each night, sleeping on the floor but in good health. They are guarded at the mine headquarters near Catavi, with concerns over their imprisonment growing as the fifth day of captivity continues. The group includes Thomas Martin of New York and Michael Krustula of Cadillac, among others, with officials asserting relative safety while negotiations proceed.
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Movie Star Jagger Joins TV Series In Hollywood
AP reports Dean Jagger comments on television as a new frontier in bush news. He stars as a high school principal in a new hour long drama, reflecting on his return after a recent collapse and stress from overwork. Jagger, a 1949 Best Actor Oscar winner for 12 O Clock High, accepts the challenge despite reception nerves.
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