Supreme Court Rules Airports Must Pay for Noise Damage
The court, in a unanimous decision, said a property owner near an airport is entitled to compensation when low-flying planes render a home unlivable. Justices split 7-2 on who pays, with the majority saying airport operators pay and a dissent arguing the federal government should.
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Supreme Court
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Justice Black
Justice Frankfurter
Nixon and Birchers Split California GOP Convention
In Berkeley the California Republican Assembly backed its 1962 ticket with Nixon winning the gubernatorial endorsement over Joseph C. Shell by 263 to 176. The vote split over the Birch Society, with the body denouncing founder Robert Welch while Nixon urged disassociation. He lamented the watered down resolution.
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Calif
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John Birch Society
Richard M. Nixon
Joseph C. Shell
Los Angeles
Edmund G. Brown
CRA
Birch
Robert Welch
Nixon
Eisenhower
Longer School Program Urged By Educator
CHICAGO AP The nation's top educators call for a major reform of schooling. Oliver J. Caldwell of the U S Office of Education proposes extending free public education from 12 to 14 years with two years of semiprofessional or vocational training or advanced academic work. He also suggests creating four year liberal arts colleges and basing graduate and professional study on 18 years of schooling instead of 16. He argues the current 12 year program cannot keep pace with rapid growth of knowledge.
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Oliver J. Caldwell
U.S. Office of Education
Caldwell
National Conference On Higher Education
Army faces tough task as hunger strike claim lingers
Army officials at Fort Bragg may decide in days how many of the 550 men in a New Hampshire National Guard unit are on a hunger strike. The 4th Howitzer Battalion members have refused to reveal details as they seek release dates.
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N.C
New Hampshire National Guard
4Th Howitzer
Mess Hall
Post Exchange
Oscar Nominations Stir Curiosity and Debate
Reporters gather in the academy theater as the 34th annual Oscar nominations are announced amid questions about omissions and snubs. Debates focus on why certain veterans and performers were overlooked while others were recognized, with industry insiders seeking clarity on the selection process.
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John H. Glenn Jr
Congress
Academy
Academy Library
Maurice Chevalier
Charles Boyer
Jimmy Cagney
Albert Finney
Shirley MacLaine
Audrey Hepburn
Audrey
Rosalind Russell
Deborah Kerr
Good Student Insurance Discount From State Farm
Bloomington Illinois reports State Farm Mutual Insurance Co introduces a Good Student discount program for Vermont motorists. Eligible full time high school through university students 16 to 25 may qualify by top 20 percent class rank a B grade or higher or Dean's List honors. The 20 percent discount applies starting March 1 and aims at high scholastic achievement.
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Bloomington
Ill
Vermont
State Farm Mutual Insurance Co
Vermont Commissioner of Insurance
State Farm
Northeast Must Compete For Teachers of Quality
Dr. Mark R. Shibles of the University of Maine told 100 educators at Goddard College that northern New England must launch vision driven programs to attract and retain qualified teachers. He warned of aging staff, rising retirements, and suggested higher starting salaries and broader fringe benefits to meet 1960s demand. Weston A. Cate Jr of the Vermont Education Association outlined next steps and urged a bold new program from Vermont State Colleges to boost teacher preparation and state aid.
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Mark R. Shibles
College of Education
University of Maine
Goddard College
Shibles
VEA
Vermont
New England
Graham Newell
H. Francis Mahoney
State Board of Education
Odino Martinetti
Johnson Teachers College
May Willard
Velmont Dept. of
Eldora Manchester
FTA
Charles Bright
Vermont Superintendents Association
Weston A. Cate, Jr
Cate
Vermont State Colleges, Inc
Walker Named To Investments and Mortgage Lending Committee
Clement Walker secretary treasurer of the Bennington Co operative Savings and Loan Association Bennington has been appointed to the 1962 Investments and Mortgage Lending Committee of the United States Savings and Loan League announced by M L Dye president of the league The committee studies new practices in mortgage loan procedures and the league represents more than 4800 savings associations and cooperative banks.
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Chicago
Ill
Clement Walker
Bennington Co-operative Savings and Loan Association of
Bennington
United States Savings and Loan League
M. L. Dye
Salt Lake City
Utah
High Cost of Fishing in Washington State
AP reports from Olympia that steelhead fishing proves an expensive hobby for husbands. Robert C. Meigs of the Washington State Game Department calculates costs at 3.10 dollars per pound, about 31 dollars for a ten pound fish, with 67 250 fishermen spending roughly 3 365 900 dollars annually on tackle boats motors food lodging and transportation.
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Olympia
Wash
Aong
Robert C. Meigs
Washington State Game Department
Washington
Meigs
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