Florida Law Keeps Teaching The Evils Of Communism
Florida high schools must teach a 30 hour unit titled Americanism versus Communism, warning against communism's evils and fallacies. As lawmakers debate, districts blend the material into broader courses, with many teachers criticizing the mandate as propaganda and pursuing practical alternatives.
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Florida
Tampa, Fla
United States
Gus Jimenez
Tampa
Hillsborough County
Jimenez
State House
House
America
Fran Carlton
Orlando
Walt Young
Cuba
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Jiminez
Kelly Lyles
Social Studies
Jefferson High School
Lyles
Fidel Castro
Hanson
Humberto Cortino
Miami
Spero McConnell
Hillsborough
Quiet 15th Anniversary Passes in Kennedy Killing
LOS ANGELES AP The 15th anniversary of Robert F Kennedy's assassination passed without observances at the Ambassador Hotel. Sirhan Sirhan, 39, remained at Soledad State Prison awaiting a June 15 parole hearing after a routine day as parole board delays persist.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
James Arnesen
Sirhan Sirhan
Soledad State
Monterey County
William DuCray
Sirhan
Kennedy
California Supreme Court
California Board of Prison Terms
Trumka Opposes Expanding Technology Exports at Union Event
United Mine Workers leader Richard Trumka warned at a testimonial dinner in Uniontown that exporting technology weakens U S industry. He urged stopping the exodus of knowledge and capital as foreign countries allegedly repurpose U S tech against the nation. Trumka spoke in UMW District 4 with Cecil Roberts and John Banovic among attendees.
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Uniontown
United Mine Workers
Richard Trumka
America
VFW Post 47
UMW
Trumka
Cecil Roberts
John Banovic
Alabama Man Goes On Shooting Spree
A man hunting his old lady opened fire in a Mobile suburb injuring five people including a 3 year old girl and killing one. He was wounded by a Mobile officer after a car pursuit and is hospitalized. Victims identified include Kanika Jackson and Lorraine Wesley among others.
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Alabama
Mobile
Gene Ganoe
Ganoe
Genoe
Bill McNeil
University of South Alabama Medical Center
Kanika Jackson
Lorraine Wesley
Louise Carter
Ronald Wesley
Geralyn McMillian
Freddy Baker
Mobile County
Kahl Family Casts Gordon Kahl as Freedom Fighter
The widow of Gordon Kahl, a former farmer and Posse Comitatus member, faced the reality of his death after a Friday shootout near Walnut Creek Arkansas that also killed the local sheriff. Authorities say the body is that of Kahl, who had evaded capture since February when marshals were killed near Medina North Dakota.
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Kahl
Posse Comitatus Survivalist
Walnut Creek
Ark
U.S
FBI
Medina
N.D
Blue Law Strains Waterside Marketplace in Norfolk
At least 14 Waterside merchants were cited in Norfolk for Sunday closing law violations and must appear in General District Court on June 16. The blue law exempts certain categories such as restaurants, grocers, and novelty shops, while several nonfood stores argued for exemption as tourists attractions.
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Norfolk
General District Court
Norfolk Commonwealth
Joseph Campbell
Campbell
Maggie Heyworth
Revco
John Stubbings
Kite Kingdom
Job Belcher
Watermark
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Paul Hanson
Dade County
Charlie Chaplin
Niles
Calif
Michael Hinze
James Crowley
Joanne Alcalde
Phyllis Ammirati
Mike Pedro
Henton
Mastercard
Visa
American Express
Diner's Club
Clifford's Jewelers
Mim
Mercer Mall
Town OF
Athens
Raymond Whittaker
Robert Richardson
Homer
Margaret Ann Scott
Larry Brunk
Willie Jeanne Hambrick
Wiltie Jeanne Hambrick
Wilbur Johnson
John Baumgras
Princeton Jaycees
Liberty Electric
Princeton
Princeton Community Recreation Center
Jaycees
Captain D's
D’s. Seafood
Oakvale Road
Princetor
Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield
Captain D’s Seafood & Hamburgers
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