Ben-Gurion Resigns as Israel Prime Minister
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion announces resignation for personal reasons after a cabinet meeting. The move shocks ministers who were kept unaware of his motives with speculation centered on criticism over handling a security case involving German scientists aiding Egyptian rocket programs.
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Storm Warnings Of Racial Strife In Washington
In Washington a capital-wide warning arises of rising crime and racial tension as poverty unemployment and delinquency intensify among the majority Negro population. Atty Gen Kennedy warns Washington is a real time bomb while civic forces mobilize to counter potential conflict amid a city study of crime rates and segregation.
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No Comment Policy Question Sparks Virginia Debate
Virginia journalists debated public access and transparency at a two day UVA seminar. Speakers included Robert Buford Walter Potter and Lynchburg Police Chief Brooks urging candor while protecting investigations. They contrasted secrecy with press cooperation and civil rights concerns in Washington and national security matters.
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60 Science Teachers Attend Institute Opens in Buckhannon
The annual Institute for General Science Teachers starts Monday at West Virginia Wesleyan College Buckhannon with about 60 teachers from 17 states expected to attend. Sponsored by the National Science Institute the program aims to improve junior high science teachers.
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Women Free to Fish in Czechoslovakia The Men Pay Fee
The official news agency reports that women may fish free while men pay a fee of 2 to 3.50 dollars to boost female interest in the sport.
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New Zealand Shearing Champion Tours Russia
New Zealand shearing champion Godfrey Rowan visits Soviet sheep ranches in Moscow to share techniques with Russian herders and boost cross country expertise.
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11 Year Old Teaches French To Playmates In Virginia
Falls Church based story: 11 year old John Simmons, an eighth grader at St. James School, teaches French to neighborhood children for two years. His mother, Mrs. Robert Simmons, born in France, speaks French at home and teaches it. Students practice weekly with note of good accent.
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Poultry Disease Topics Set for Wardensville Field Day
Wardensville West Virginia research on poultry housing and disease control will be discussed at the Wardensville Farm and Home Field Day on June 27. All farm families in eastern West Virginia and western Virginia are invited to participate.
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Beaver High Band Opens New Jersey Leg Of West Virginia Tour
The Centennial touring Beaver High School Band of Bluefield leaves New York for Somerville New Jersey tonight for its third of four northern concerts. The group, one of ten WV bands selected to promote the state s 100th birthday, has drawn praise after two successful shows in Tonawanda New York and Uniontown Pennsylvania. The musicians will perform in Frederick Maryland Tuesday and return to Bluefield Wednesday night before appearing at Beaver High School Thursday on West Virginia Statehood Day.
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Rhododendron Girls State Opens At Jackson's Mill
A 21st annual Rhododendron Girls State opens at Jackson's Mill West Virginia with 340 senior girls attending a week of citizenship training. Susan Brown Morgantown serves as governor until new leaders are elected. Guests include organist Steve Barley inaugural concert Judge Chauncey M. Browning and S J Brichstein on Stonewall Jackson history.
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Hike In Steel Prices Forecast By Steel Magazine
Steel magazine predicts selective price increases after the new steel labor contract. Buyers may face higher costs unless productivity offsets are found. The publication notes better second quarter shipments, the slowest production rate since mid-April, and scrap price at 25.83 per gross ton.
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