Teachers Outline 3 Point Plan For Texas Legislature
The Texas State Teachers Association proposes a three item education package to the 58th Texas Legislature. It includes sick leave for teachers with a 30 day cap, regional film centers funded jointly by state and districts, and retirement plan reforms with no extra cost to teachers or state. Public support shows across both chambers.
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Texas Outlook
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Texas Schools Face 7,000 Teacher Shortage Ascertained
Texas faces a projected five year public school hiring gap of about 47,000 teachers, with demand averaging 9,400 annually. Current staffing shortfalls include 7,000 replacements for uncertified teachers and rising emergency permits from 1,121 in 1955-56 to 1,099 in 1961-62.
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Texas
Bay Area rapid transit plan approved with large bond issue
A three county election in the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District approved a regional rail system with an initial program costing about 790.5 million for track, stations, and control systems plus 71.2 million for rolling stock. Construction is set to finish by July 4, 1971, with funding secured by California toll bridge revenues.
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San Francisco
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Contra Costa
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California Toll Bridge Authority
Bay Area Transit Project Described For 1964 Start
A city and region wide transit initiative is outlined with bond costs at 67 cents per 100 of assessed value, totaling about 27 dollars yearly for a typical Bay Area home. Parsons Brinckerhoff Tudor Bechtel joint venture awarded final design work. construction may begin in 1964 with anticipated rail cars crossing San Francisco Bay after 1971.
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LeMay Back As AF Boss A Surprise
Congressional friends of Gen Curtis LeMay said they would be surprised if he is reappointed Air Force chief of staff when his two year term ends next summer. LeMay, a strong advocate of bomber and missile programs, has clashed with Defense Secretary McNamara and President Kennedy on several issues during his tenure. He was named Air Force chief in May 1961 and confirmed to a two year term. He championed projects like the Skybolt missile, which the administration later halted.
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Morning Quiz Pack From Old Times
Readers answer quick history questions ranging from the first cabin aid site to cannon use at a famous battle. The pages pose names and dates, include a poetry duo query, and note a 19th century hymn author. Also asks about a frigid Yukon airport record and historical memory events.
Humphrey tours Latin America and criticizes aid
Washington column recounts Sen. Hubert Humphrey showing photos of a live boa constrictor during a visit with Drew Pearson. The discussion covers Latin American military regimes, the Alliance for Progress, and U.S. aid delays amid pressure from business interests, with criticism of bureaucratic red tape and mixed outcomes in Venezuela and Mexico.
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Japanese worker uses homemade telescope to spot new comet
In Tokyo a 19 year old Hamamatsu factory worker Kaor Tketani using a 22 telescope reportedly found a new comet southeast of Star Spica on Jan 3 4. The Tokyo Observatory confirmed the sighting Jan 4 and notified the International Astronomical Institute in Copenhagen. Mexico plans to retire one peso bills for silver coins as it begins printing its own money.
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Hamamatsu
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Tketani
Tokyo Observatory
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Copenhagen
Know Your Bridge sides Vetrwradin
A detailed bridge problem explains an elimination play in a four spade contract. South treads a dangerous path after West shifts with high hearts and spade play. East can thwart if he trumps the third heart with king of spades, ending the play.
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