Lawmaker urges incentives for gifted students and teachers
Hartford Nov 21 A Sen Philip J Bauer R Avon says both exceptional students and teachers deserve incentives to push their best. He notes incentive pay plans exist in a few communities like West Hartford and argues such rewards prevent discouragement among outstanding educators. Washington Nov 21 The Interior Department creates five regional offices for the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries with a San Pedro program office to boost the expanded fishery program and service to industry.
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Philip J. Bauer
R-Avon
Senate
Bauer
West Hartford
Senator Bauer
Washington
Interior Department
Southern California
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Bureau
Fish and Wildlife Service
San Pedro
Ross Leffler
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Leffler
Distress call for 75 foot yacht Gosling off Santa Rosa Island
The Coast Guard reported the 75 foot yacht Gosling in distress four miles off Santa Rosa Island with 12 aboard. Cutters planes and commercial vessels were dispatched to the scene. Licenses to export trochus green snail and turtle shell from the British Solomon Islands to points outside the Sterling area were now required, Lunga reports.
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Long Beach
Calif
Coast Guard
Gosling
Santa Rosa Island
British Solomons
Sterling
Lunga
Japanese Prime Minister Kishi Visits Cambodia in Peace Mission
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi arrived in Phnom Penh for a two day official visit. Cambodian and Japanese flags flew side by side as Cambodian air force planes transported the delegation from Saigon. Kishi and Premier Sim Var reviewed an honor guard and urged fruitful talks to advance war reparations issues and regional peace.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
Camodia
Camonian Air Force
Saigon
Kishi
Sim Var
Mansion group eyes preservation after court ruling
The preservation committee hears that private funds may be needed to maintain the mansion. Legal questions include revising last summer's decision to raze the site and whether the Archer Wheeler will trust fund remains available. Foundations express interest in restoration amid public opposition to demolition.
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Hillman
Seveenipetoaid Foundations
Archer Wheeler
Milford to sign erosion project permits for Silver Myrtle beach
Milford officials announce property owners will be contacted to sign permits allowing erosion control work along the Silver Myrtle shoreline. The plan, approved by the state, targets a two mile beach project to be carried out next spring with access rights granted across adjacent lands.
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Milford
Charles R. Iovine
Silver-Myrtle Beach
Millford
Two Mile Beach
Trainer Thurner Suspended At Woodbine Racecourse
Toronto officials suspended trainer William Thurner at Woodbine race track and denied him grounds access after alleging possession of a hypodermic needle and syringe. The Ontario Racing Commission conducts the investigation as crop diversification studies proceed in Rangoon Burma.
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Toronto
William Thurner
Thurner
Ontario Racing Commission
Fired teacher sues to regain his post
Leon Wofsy, a former communist, filed suit in Superior Court to regain his position as a North Branford Junior High science teacher. The Board of Education suspended him during an election campaign and later discharged him, and he now seeks a temporary emergency teaching certificate from the state via the court order to the school superintendent.
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New Haven
Leon Wofsy
Superior Court
North Branford
Board of Education
Wofsy
Samuel Mellitz
Pupil Fined Over Pistol At Arkansas High School
In Little Rock on Nov 21 AP reports a Negro pupil Willie Akins of Horace Mann was fined 40 dollars and costs for carrying a pistol in a school corridor on Sept 23 during anti integration riots near Central High. The fine was appealed. Four Negro youths also received suspended fines for possessing a haying tool and other items found near Central.
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Little Rock
Ark
Harry C. Robinson
Willie Akins
Horace Mann
Integrated Central High
James P. Morgan
Central
UC Invitational Pairings Set for Dec 13 First Round
Cincinnati Ohio November 21 First round games set for the second annual University of Cincinnati Invitational basketball tournament on December 13 feature Cincinnati vs St Bonaventure and Xavier vs Marshall College. Drawings were made by UC coach George Smith J and Xavier coach Jim McCafferty.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Hostincinnati
St. Bonaventur
Xavier
Marshal College
George Smith J
Jim McCafferty
Governors study more daylight time proposal advances
New England Governors meet in Boston and approve three resolutions to boost the six state region. They consider year round daylight saving time, urge New England congressmen to back a one price cotton program, and call for wool import quotas by wool goods categories.
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Boston
New England Governors’ Conference
New England Council
Ribicoff
Connecticut
Charles
W. Jewitt
New England
Jails Wing Cost Raised to 600000 in New Plans
Stratford and associate Robert W. Hegardt of New York with Rep Fred Pope Jr announced higher estimates for the jail wing project. Senators Marsilius and Newman M. Marsilius moved to issue full bonds as cost delays would raise prices. Plans show a three story reinforced concrete building with 120 cells, improved dining and sanitary facilities, and interior cell bars.
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Stratford
Robert W. Hegardt
New York
City
Fred Pope, Jr
R-Fair-Eld
Newman M. Marsilius
R-Trumbull
Marsilius
Handy
Edward A. Platt
Platt
Hardy
Pasvaci
Senna W
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