Khanh reshuffles posts in Viet Nam as junta tightens grip
In Saigon Khanh announces military reshuffles as the ruling junta tightens control over Viet Cong activity and press coverage. Maj Gen Neuveniens chairs a news conference amid plans for a national council of religious and political groups to draft a new constitution and organize elections by year end. The council is said to be unlikely to be independent of the junta. The piece notes a global rise in world steel output from 58 to 197 million tons over the past decade.
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Civilian Workers Protest Military Browbeating at Convention
Texas air base civilian employees at Sheppard Air Force Base lodge 1731 urge Congress to stop military browbeating of civilians. The American Federation of Government Employees delegates debate 400 resolutions, including demands for parking, free medical exams, and shorter workweeks while noting the President's Committee on Equal Employment aims to study race creed and sex discrimination.
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Judge Hears Arguments On Grand Jury Quiz
Houston based report on Judge Joe Ingraham hearing arguments over the constitutional legitimacy of a federal grand jury questioning a person without his attorney present. Plaintiffs Newton Schwartz for three subpoenaed witnesses seek restraining orders to stop questioning without counsel.
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Texas junior high study calls for trained teachers
A five member Texas committee reports many educators misunderstand the junior high purpose and urges specially trained teachers. It recommends expanding vocational options, challenging slow and advanced students, and revising grade structures to emphasize broader subjects for seventh to ninth grades.
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The article notes quotes from Hendrix on junior high education advising grouping by abilities in core and extracurricular activities. It describes junior high as a period of physical awkwardness, self-consciousness, hero worship, and early interest in the opposite sex, with a need for guidance despite a desire for independence.
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Diaz Ordaz Promises New Mexico Stage for Mexico
Mexico City AP notes President-elect Gustavo Diaz Ordaz pledges a new phase at the start of his administration. He tells congressmen the Mexicans must act for themselves or no one will act for them, signaling a firm conclusion and formal victory remarks.
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