NEA blacklist charges spark debate and defense
The piece recounts Steve Stahl accusing the NEA of maintaining a blacklist of critics, with NEA officials denying the claim and defending actions cited from a 1961 commission report. It notes discussions on information gathering about perceived school critics and cautions against libel while suggesting defensive disclosures.
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Watt Orton
UPI
Steve Stahl
Rad -Myeets
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Grete Fe
Oklahoma
NEA
Steve Jaht
Steve
Richard Rarnex
Kennan
Stahl
Ivan A. Booker
NEA National Commission For the Defense of Democracy
Escanaba
Mich
John T. Flynn
Flynn
Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Rickover
Will Keep Appointment With Senate Probers
Retired business executive Arthur H. Bunker plans to testify before a Senate stockpile inquiry panel despite his daughter’s murder in Topeka. The case centers on alleged Eisenhower administration favoritism toward Climax Molybdenum Co. and a 1967 government contract release.
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R. C. Coburn
Senate
Bunker
Daphne Rohedes
Topeka
Kan
al& Sen
J J. Sparkman
D-Ala
John J. Williams
Dwayne Shastid Returns From 30 Day Leave
Clyde Dwayne Shastid AGAN U S Navy is spending a 30 day leave with his mother Mrs Glattys Stres tid in Bonham. He has served aboard the USS Gen J C Breckenridge out of San Francisco with trips to the Far East. After leave he will return to San Francisco.
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Clyde Dwayne Shastid
Agan
U. S. Navy
National Spelling Bee Opens With 7 Contestants
Seven young spellers begin the fifth annual National Spelling Bee in Washington. Contestants from 69 cities compete after regional trials. top prize is 1000 dollars plus 100 for the winner and escort’s New York weekend trip.
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Washington
UPI
Scripps- Howard
Distichous
Smaragdine
John Apehart
Tulsa
Okla
Delight Oussey
Knoxville
Tenn
News- Sentinel
Joyce Conrad
Dallas Morning News
Robert Planisek
Cleveland Press
Bernice Woll
New York World- Telegram
Sun
United States
New York
Webb Hill Memorial Services Schedule Homecoming
The Rev. Sid Peterson will lead the 10 o clock morning service at Webb Hill community chapel during the annual homecoming sponsored by Webb Hill Cemetery Association. A basket lunch will be served at noon. James D. Cole, Greenville State representative, will speak at 2 p.m. A business meeting will follow to plan the cemetery association's coming year.
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Sid Peterson
Webb Hill Community Chapel
Webb Hill Cemetery Association
James D. Cole
Greenville
Cemetery Association
Alvin York Hints at Home Return This Week
Nashville. World War I hero Alvin C York, 74, has been hospitalized since May 26 due to internal bleeding. Doctors said Tuesday he may be able to return home at Paull Mall, Penn, Thursday or Friday.
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Nashville
Tenn
Alvin ‘C York
Paull Mall
Fenn
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