Teachers to Earn More In 64 States And DC
Public school teachers in 56 states and the District of Columbia will average 3963 for 1963 64, up 231 from last year, a four percent rise. NEA reports include pupil enrollment up 3.4 percent to 41757665, cost per pupil 435, teachers 1574818, total income 21 701 000 000, and total expenditures rising 7.4 percent to 21 201 199 000 with capital outlays and debt interest noted.
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District of Columbia
National Education Association
NEA
Alaska
California
New York
Connecticut
Mideastern
Great Lakes
New England
Rocky Mountain
Southwest
Plains
Southeast States
Raful Castro Attack Allegations Stir Washington Scene
Fulton Lewis reports Raul Castro accused the CIA of attacking a Soviet 80 foot torpedo boat near Isle of Pines with no proof. Miami exiles cite a group named Commandos Madambis as the raiders, who killed three Cubans and wounded eighteen, with Rafael Pupa named as leader and promises of future raids. The piece also notes a controversial phonograph release praising John F Kennedy with a God’s Game of Checkers theme.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Raul Castro
Central Intelligence Agency
Isle of Pines
CIA
CLA Unffies
Fron
Miami
Commandos -Mambises
Rafael i Pupa
Honduras
Martinez Pupa
Chicago
San Antonio
Jack Ruby
Lee Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Ruby
Variety
Show Business Weekly
Tagore Paintings To Have Mexican Showing
An exhibition of photographs, documents and paintings related to the life of Hindu poet Rabindranath Tagore opens today at the Independence Housing Unit of the Social Security Institute in Mexico City. Ambassador P. L. Bhandari of India and Mexican officials will attend.
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Menico City
Rabindramath Tagore
Independence
Social Security” Institute
P. L. Bhandari
India
Randall Harmon Seeks Congress Seat in 1964
Randall Harmon, former 20th District representative from Muncie Indiana, announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for Congress. The article notes his past runs, 1938 victory, 1960 renomination loss to Ralph Harvey, and his porch-as-office notoriety. It contrasts his bid with a separate Washington report on six months of Agriculture Department funding delays caused by senior Georgia and Mississippi lawmakers over peanut and food utilization laboratories.
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Joseph Campbell
Air Force
Congress
Campbell
General Accounting Office
Pentagon
Muncie
Ind
Randall Harmon
Harmon
Ralph Harvey
Deerw Pearson Washington
Agriculture Department
Georgia
Mississippi
Sen
Richard Russell
Jamie Whitten
Russell
Dawson
Department of Agriculture
Whitten
Athis Ga
Agriculture
Spessford Halland
Florida
Athens
Chrismas
Southeastern
Rep. Whitten
Stoneville
Miss
Mississipp
Holland
Worth South vulnerable in four spades defense
In a London par contest from British Bridge World, 26 experts played the same deal. South intended four spades, with North-South reaching three spades and notrump setups. East’s defense, aiming to destroy declarer's hearts, hinges on a club entry and a precise second trick.
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London
British Bridge World Magazine
West
East
Wrest
Dummy
Declarer
Heldenfeld
South Africa
Yallouse
Egypt
Savostin
Belegium
Reithoffer
Austria
Rock
Sweden
D'Alesio
Italy
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
Ames Jim Corbett, famed heavyweight champ who defeated Sullivar in 1892 and held the title five years, lost to Bob Fitzsimmons, faded after a failed comeback against Jim Foret, later became a sportswriter known for often picking the wrong winner in fights. He claimed he did pick Jeffries to win after the first round.
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Ames
Gentleman Jim") Corbett
John L. Sullivar
Bob Fitzim
Mozs
Jim Foret
Corbett
Jeffries
TEXANS In Washington Misquoted on Kennedy News
Arthur Perry, aide to President Johnson, faced questions after a Naples newspaper reprinted a fictitious tale of how he and his wife learned of President Kennedy’s assassination. The Library of Congress provided a translation of the account, contradicting the earlier interview Perry gave aboard the USS Constitution in Italy.
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Tex Hasley Washington
Arthur Perry
Johnson
Naples
Italy
Library of Congress
Perry
Kennedy
Thes Perry
Paloma
Sicily
Washington
Adriatic
Genoa
Austin
U.S
Constitution
Perrys
Palermo
Hennedy
Regimen Tablets Ruled Worthless by Federal Court
New York AP United States Drug Research Corp. agreed to a federal court order banning interstate sale of Regimen weight reducing tablets. U.S. Ally Joseph Re Hoey charged the tablets were worthless and said the public paid 16 million dollars in the last six years. President John T Andreadis signed the decree in Brooklyn federal court with Judge John R Bartels approving the injunction.
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NEW York
Weekend Quiz From Old News Puzzles and Notes
This grab bag lists trivia on opera tenor roles, the first Kentucky Derby in 1875, a city nicknamed the City of Five Piaget, and who proposed daylight saving time. It adds notes on Tahiti’s history, a 1935 Lindbergh kidnapping trial anniversary, and a birthday toast to novelist Robert Nathan.
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Canada
Pacific Ocean
Iits
Stand, Sir exposes Congo violence and Kenya’s path to rule
Barry Goldwater condemns Central government troops in the Congo for rapes and killings while accusing the United Nations of failing to maintain order. He argues Kenya under Kenyatta pursues harsh suppression of whites and contemplates Somali secession, predicting a renewed Congo crisis amid decolonization.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Congo
U.N. Poops
Thuis
United Nations
Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
Becauso
U.S
United States
Kenyatta
Central
Texan Sentenced On Swindle Charge
Detriot AP reports Os car C. Stewart, a 62 year old McAllen Texas retired Army colonel and West Point graduate, was sentenced to six years in a federal penitentiary for swindling Detroit auto dealers out of 5200 dollars on promised delivery of cut rate Volkswagens. He and partner Charles B. Leggett of Chicago plotted a larger scam worth nearly 3 million dollars.
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Detroit
McAllen
Tex
Oscar C. Stewart
Stewart
Charles B. Leggett
Chicago
James F. Finn
American actors to film Major Dundee in Mexico
AP reports Charlton Heston and Anthony Quinn are to film Major Dundee in Mexico. Production will start Saturday and shoot for at least six months, about a million dollars, with most scenes in Ciudad Durango.
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Menico City
Charlton Hestom
Anthony Quinn
Dundee
Mexico
United States
Ciudad Durango
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