U S Moves To Curb Chorus Girl Imports
Washington reports a Labor Department plan to limit foreign entertainers in U S show business roles. A government inspector will verify unique talent before alien performers are admitted starting April 15. The policy targets chorus girls and minor actors while exceptions for distinguished merit remain. The move aims to protect American employment and wages in entertainment.
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UPI
Labor Department
U.S
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Sophia Loren
United States
Wirtz
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Father Beats Principal Over Son Haircut Dispute
George Mouton was found guilty of simple battery for striking New Iberia High School Principal John McGraw after his son Glen was sent home for a wings like haircut. Mouton faces sentence and plans to appeal. Glen returns to class despite the ruling.
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New Iberia
UPID
George Mouton
New Iberia High School
John McGraw
Mouton
Glen
Student Retention Seen As Serious Education Issue
The article outlines a comprehensive approach to possible grade retention, stressing careful planning and evaluation. It recommends medical checks, health habit review, standardized testing, teacher judgment, and a school psychologist assessment including parent interview to identify learning problems and determine appropriate action.
Episcopal Bishop Lichtenberger Resigns Over Parkinsons Disease
The Rt. Rev. Arthur Lichtenberger announced he will resign in October as presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church due to speech difficulties from Parkinson's disease. The 64 year old leader, whose term would end in 1970, wrote to Episcopal bishops that therapy progress was limited and that he accepts the resignation with gladness of heart as God's will.
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New York
UPI
Arthur Lichtenberger
Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopal
Lichtenberger
Washington Window: Goldwater and Ike Clash Over GOP Control
The piece describes a rift in the Republican Party sparked by the ARC and RCC formed with Ike’s backing. Barry Goldwater denounces the groups while Milton Eisenhower leads the Critical Issues Council to publish position papers ahead of the 1964 convention, signaling a battle over party direction and influence.
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Barry Goldwater
Dwight David Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Republican Citizens Committee of
United States
Eisenhower Farm
ARC
Republican Citizens Committee
RCC
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Citizens Committee
GOP
William E. Miller
Citizens Group
Republican Party
Ike
Ike and Company
Critical Issues Council
Republican Citizens Committee of the
Barry
Water
Milton Ditto
Milton
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
Everett Dirksen
House
Charles A. Halleck
Town imposes curfew to curb teen vandalism fad in Neosho
Neosho Missouri officials acted to stop a teen vandalism fad that damaged about 300 windshields and cost an estimated 20 thousand dollars. A 7 p.m. curfew for under 19 and a $300 reward were approved as police and private citizens increased patrols.
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Neosho
UPI
Missouri
Charles Bell
Sea cows to clear Middle River from vegetation clog
Florida scientists plan to release sea cows in the Middle River to control vegetation. They reject chemical treatment because it would harm fish and seek a natural solution through the aquatic herbivores.
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Tallahassee, Fla
UPI
WyNakee Coed Camps I and II in Vermont
Two camps listed in Dorset and Benson Vermont offer youth programs for ages five to fourteen and fourteen to seventeen. Camp I is a mountain camp on a 1000 acre farm with Morgan horses, crafts, dramatics, Indian lore, all sports, and open visits. Camp II is a water camp at a private lake with sailing, canoeing, riding, trips, and supervised planning.
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Dorset
Morgan
Benson
K. V. Wieneke
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