New York Raises Offer Averts Public School Strike
New York City and the United Federation of Teachers reached a two year agreement ending a planned strike. The settlement includes a 58 dollar per year salary increase for teachers and a 24.5 million budgeted package. The no strike pledge is part of the contract ratified ahead of the fall school opening.
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Four Paraplegics Reported Cured
Chicago doctors report four paraplegia patients cured after spinal cord compression by tumors. Drs. Paul C. Buey and Roongtam Lad oli describe cases in JAMA, noting that while prognosis is often unfavorable, recovery is possible under certain circumstances.
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Kennedy to appear on TV again tonight
President Kennedy will be interviewed on NBC Huntley Brinkley tonight at 7 after his prior CBS Cronkite appearance last Sunday. Both programs were taped.
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Walter Cronkite
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Boston sit-in at School Committee HQ ends after 39 hours
NAACP leader Kenneth Guscott says demonstrations may resume when appropriate to challenge de facto segregation in Boston public schools. The 39 hour sit-in drew about 45 people from Thursday to early Saturday, with clashes over who started the disruption and threats of eviction if activities resume.
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Eisenhower backs tax cut halt on spending rise
Former President Eisenhower urged Congress to approve a tax cut only if Kennedy-era federal spending is frozen at about 98 billion and a surplus is shown. Treasury Secretary Dillon countered that spending grew slower under Kennedy than under Ike, and urged passage with broad support from business and labor groups.
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House Eyes Additional 700 Million Cut in Foreign Aid
Washington sources say a House appropriations subcommittee led by Rep. Passman plans to trim another 700 million from Kennedy's foreign aid program. The move would further shrink funding, risking program effectiveness and heightening tensions between the administration and Congress. The authorization bill was set around 3.5 billion, with actual funds dropping to about 2.8 billion if the cut passes.
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Compromises Said Readied On Youth Corps
Washington is pushing for House action on the domestic service corps bill with willingness to compromise. Discussions, led by William R. Anderson, focus on amendments to reconcile concerns and produce a workable bill for floor debate. Anderson, former Nautilus commander, is now a White House adviser on the corps.
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Birmingham Fire Bombs Damages Negro Home Amid Integration Push
A. G. Gaston’s Birmingham home was bombed Sunday causing major damage to a 75 000 antebellum mansion as integrated schools were to reopen. No injuries reported. Earlier riots closed three Birmingham schools and more districts announced plans for desegregation.
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