What Is a Good School Columnist Gives Guidelines
Parents choosing a home should assess school quality through teachers the primary factor. Look at teacher qualifications, salary, conditions, in service training, and principal attitude. Consider staff specialists, program offerings, class size, resources, and accreditation for secondary schools.
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Two Warwick Teens Die In Homemade Tunnel Collapse
Warwick Rhode Island police say two 14 and 15 year olds, Michael Kazek and Frank LaProcina, died when a tunnel they built collapsed ten feet underground. A 13 year old ally, William Underwood, survived after being found by rescuers about an hour later. Bruce Charron, 14, attempted to help before fleeing for aid.
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UPI
Horace Hobbs
William Underwood
Michael Kazek
Frank LaProcina
Bruce Charron
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Final Showdown Near In Russia China Rift
United Press International reports Moscow delaying moves on disarmament and Cold War issues while awaiting the new U.S. administration. Khrushchev may threaten to excommunicate Red China from the Communist camp, with Moscow seeking rapprochement with the United States as talks resume in the coming year.
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Moscow
R.A. Butler
Kremlin
South East Asia
Red Camp
Washington
Khrushchev
Red China
International Communist Movement
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Congo Rebels Still Battle in Stanleyville
In Stanleyville rebels backed by communists clash with government troops as fighting rages. U.S. consul Michael Hoyt reports rebels exaggerated a fall of the city and its airport while a rebel leader claims the title of Lumumba and calls on Congo army to surrender.
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California
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Gaston Soumialot
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Patrice Lumumba
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Cemetery of Novo-Devichy recalls czarist and Soviet eras
UPI reports at Novo-Devichy monastery cemetery in Moscow Russian and Soviet figures lie side by side from the czarist era to Stalinist times. Markers include Mrs Stalin, Nikolai Podvoisky, Anton Chekhov, Konstantin Stanislavsky, Tschaikovsky, and Rosa Kaganovich.
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Konstantin Stanislavsky
Tschaichovsky
Maxim Litvinov
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Nikita S. Khrueshchev
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Surfing Becomes Major Water Sport in U S
The article notes surfboarding rising from fringe pastime to major aquatic sport with about 100,000 surfers in 1964, up from 10,000 in 1958. It highlights Waikiki crowds, regional growth, dangers, historical roots in Hawaii, and the sport’s cultural rise including music and notable figures.
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Waikiki Beach
United States Surfing Association
California
National Geographic Society
East Coast
Great Lakes
Long Island
New Zealand
South Africa
Peru
Philippines
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