Harding High School Presidents Post saved by student subscriptions
Harding high school's paper the Presidents Post faced potential closure as only 20 subscribers remained near the deadline. By year's end the student body surpassed the minimum, with 53 percent of 2,000 students subscribing. Principal Webee emphasized yearly costs of about 1,000 dollars and funding from advertisers, noting the paper's role in school life and events like the King and Queen contest.
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Harding High School
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Frank
Webee
Harding
Presidents Post
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Abraham Mellitz
Harding - Central
Mellitz
Marding
Jase Yeay
Weather and city projects dominance in Bridgeport report
Bridgeport and vicinity weather outlook shows cloudy skies with a chance of rain through today tonight and Sunday with temperatures in the 60s and 50s. The almanac notes tides and daylight, while city officials seek 755 261 in federal matching funds for six Public Works Acceleration projects raising total proposed costs to about 2.51 million. Mayor Tedesco cites possible annual council sessions to handle more proposals and notes the stadium at Beachwood Park as the largest item with a projected 949 390 local share and multiple sewer and street improvements among the other applications.
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Bridgeport
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Beachwood Park
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iMall
Common Council
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Soi
Newtown Zoning Panel Secretary Resigns Night Meeting
Miller, secretary of the Planning and Zoning commission, submitted his resignation effective at midnight. The move comes as the commission chairman Lyman Ropers indicated he wished to devote more time to his professional sessions. Edits note the timing and local context in Newtown.
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M.D
Newtown
Abby
Montague
Financial News
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Miller
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Zoning Commission
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Tead
Y Commission
Lyman
Mia Ropers
Congress Wrangling Delays Adjournment
Washington AP report on wrangling over park barrel legislation and a pension plan delaying Congress adjournment. Mansfield signals session extension possibilities while Javits seeks days left. House pushes foreign aid and postage rate bills, andSmathers jealously guards a pension maneuver as talks stall on funding projects.
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Mike] Mansfield
D-Mont
House
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
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Kennedy
Clement
Senate House
Yugoslavia
Poland
Cuba
Park Barcel
George A. Smath- Ta
D-Fla
Smathers
Gongress
Meredith Returns to Ole Miss Amid Tense Campus Calm
On the University of Mississippi campus in Oxford a crowd of students booed as gunfire reports surfaced. Federal officials, including deputy AG Nicholas Katzenbach, signaled reduced danger while Meredith began his first full week as a student amid tight security. FBI opened an inquiry after gunfire near an Army vehicle. no injuries were reported. Federal marshals maintained order as roadblocks gradually came down.
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Oxford
Miss
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University of Mississippi
Nepro
James H. Meredith
Ole Miss
Meredith
Justine
Gore
FBI
Bridgeport Faces Airport Land Purchase in Regional Plan
Hartford Oct 5 The Civil Aeronautics Board hearing over Bridgeport expansion at its Municipal airport centers on whether Bridgeport or New Haven should be the regional airfield for central Connecticut. State Aeronautics Director Witherell notes no restrictions on land acquisition with a state allocation of 485000 to Bridgeport. Stratford opposes expansion and a referendum is set for Dec 4. City officials cite parcels bought from Barrett and Rykar to extend runways though the long term plan envisions a 7500 foot main runway and a longer eastern west secondary runway beyond current scope.
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Stratford
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Brupeport
New Haven
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Herrace B. Witherell
Bridgept
Bridgeport
Legivkiere
Ronald A. Freeman
State Capitol
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Curran
Wetheredt
Freeman
Barrett Company
Rykar Corporation
Dridgeport
Tedesco
Robert Beckman
Draven
Sreeman
Two Teachers Convicted In Whipping Case In Maryland
In Hagerstown Maryland two schoolteachers Nancy Gregory and Sara Hose were convicted of assault for paddling an 8 year old pupil. Judge D Kenneth Meslaughlin criticized school punishment policies and deferred sentencing likely until next week. The boy Allen Marshall Buck was treated for injuries including a black eye bruises and massive contusions at hospital. The state education officials called for stronger oversight of such schools.
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Nancy Gregory
Sara E. Hose
D. Kenneth MesiLaughlin
Washington County
Allen Marshall Buck
Washington County Hospital
John Moran
McLaughlin
State Board of Education
Baltimore
Thomas G. Pullen, Jr
Sauford Hurls Three-Hitter As Giants Tie Series At One
San Francisco pitcher Jack Sanford limited the New York Yankees to three hits in a 20 shutout as the Giants tied the World Series at one game each. Willie McCovey homered in the seventh to back Sanford, who sent down the Yankees in order after the first inning flurry, raising San Francisco’s playoff hopes and halting a Dodger- or Yankees-driven narrative from the fall classic.
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Jack Sanford
Yankee
Giants
Jase Pagan
Jim Davenport
Glan
Sauford
Jack Hand
San Francisco
New York Yankees
San Francis Giants
Yankees
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
McCovey
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Sanford
Tnshar Ralph Terry
Giant
Yanksander
Chuck Hiller
Terry
Roger
Maris
Hiller
Feling Alou
Matty Ato
Tom Fresh
Jose Megan
Teesh
Mickey
Big blast fired in Nevada test series
The United States conducted one of its largest nuclear tests in the current series under the Nevada desert. The Atomic Energy Commission announced the 53rd test at the Nevada test site, the third intermediate range device in this series. Previous intermediate tests occurred May 13 and June 27. An intermediate device could yield from 20,000 to one million tons of TNT.
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Washington
United States
Nevada Desert
Atomic Energy Commission
ABC
Nevada
Radio chatter disrupts Schirra on orbital hop
Astronaut Waller M. Schirra Jr. reports too much radio chatter on the world wide network disrupted his focus during a Grrbit space flight. The distraction led to using fuel from two sources but the mission still succeeded. A NASA spokesman noted plans to reduce airwave traffic on future trips.
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Uss
Kearsarge
Pacific
John Powers
National Aeronautics and Spices
Sehirra
Eupingers
Hawaii
Schirra
Houston
Texas
Earth
Australia
Sai
Shirora
Passman Hurt in Office Slipping Injury
Rep Olle Passman Louisiana Democrat spearheading foreign aid cut suffered a broken left shoulder in an accident at his office on October 5. Doctors at Bethesda Naval Hospital doubt he can travel to Washington soon as the $2,928,900 measure awaits final consideration. Passman vows to defend the bill despite the setback.
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Olle Passman
Aind
Lquisiana Democrat
Howse Tamorem
Bethesda
Passman
Pean Tapzernt
Tam
Sailor Indicted on Spy Charges in U S Navy Case
Cornelius Drummond a Navy veteran was indicted on federal charges for selling defense secrets to Soviet agents. He faced possible death penalty if convicted and allegedly ran a cloak and dagger exchange with four Soviet mission secretaries at the United Nations. Cufflinks with horsehead insignia identified conspirators. $30,000 to $50,000 exchanged in covert deals.
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Cornelius Drummond
United States Navy
Russia
Drummond
Moscow
United Nations
Trummond
Vincent L. Broderick
Bermuda Hit by Daisy Fringe Winds
Bermuda is lashed by Daisy as a 600 mile wide fringe of gales with 100 mph winds. The Weather Bureau reports 10 mile per hour decrease near the British island and gale forces extending 350 miles to the north and east. Forecasters expect Daisy to move northeast, with no threat to the U.S. mainland.
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Daisy
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Advante
Noth
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U. S
Kennedy campaigns through Midwest in push for Democratic wins
President Kennedy roared through Kentucky Ohio and Michigan rallying for Democrats and slamming the GOP. He urged help in moving the country forward as crowds packed Cincinnati Detroit and Erlanger with tens of thousands cheering and supporting Democratic candidates for governor senate and house.
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Kennedy
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
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