Public School Study Group Recommends Poverty Fight
Texas public schools should become weapons in the war on poverty. The Public School Study Committee urged state funded programs to cut dropouts, reclaim undereducated adults, and adapt education for minority and low income students. Proposals include kindergarten, adult basic education, GED prep, and vocational training.
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Austin
Texas
John Connally
Leon Jaworski
Houston
State Board of Education
Czechoslovakian Newsmen Face Censorship Flexes
Prague reporters navigate Soviet backed limits as occupation restrictions ease in part. Editors reference past events and foreign troops while preserving a wary push for more liberalization under Moscow accord. Newsrooms recover but face rules as casualties and life under occupation are gradually disclosed. Hollywood pool ownership rises with about a million private pools, roughly one for 200 Americans.
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Prague
Kosice
Rude Pravo
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Raidio
Television
CTK
Moscow
New York
Hollywood
Tie Council of America
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U.S
Galveston Council Set to Hear Health Chief Cochran
Galveston Area Council to hear Health Unit Chief David Cochran speak at an executive committee meeting on Sept 17. The session in Houston will cover airport airspace proposals and health committee plans, with Judge Elliott and Commissioner Ramsey presenting on related topics. A legislative committee will later discuss Sen Criss Cole's Galveston Bay Authority bill.
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Galveston Area
David Cochran
Peoviconmstrat Health
State Department of Health
Houston-Galveston
Harris County
Bill Elliott
W. ¥. Ramsey
Government Research
Judge Elliott
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