The Way It Is film on teaching in a ghetto school
Harold Mayer's documentary exposes the Bedford Stuyvesant public school as an urban ghetto with chronic discipline and literacy problems. The Ford Foundation funded the project with NYU involvement, prompting screenings for educators and White House officials. The film shows teachers overwhelmed, students two to six years behind, and poverty shaping learning. it argues school alone cannot fix the broader social crisis.
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Rail rides cited as student lifeline in Dubuque hearing
In Dubuque the ICC heard that three local colleges depend on the Land O Corn train to Chicago and Waterloo. University of Dubuque Clarke College and Loras College students largely originate from Chicago area. Officials said discontinuing service would worsen travel options, while some locals urged cost cutting and improved service. The hearing by ICC examiner Louis Barton followed sessions in Chicago and Rockford and will wrap up in Waterloo.
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Eisenhower Brother Granted a Divorce
Edgar Eisenhower, 78, brother of former President, and his third wife Lucille were granted a divorce in Tacoma. He sued last October citing a burdensome home life. the couple had been married since 1950. Judge Bartlett Rummel approved the divorce for both on grounds of a two year separation.
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Pride in Car Had Short Life
Roy Rosencutter boasted about his new car as he turned onto what he thought was a freeway near Polk street in San Francisco. The vehicle plunged six steps into a lagoon at the Aquatic Park ramp, sinking before bystanders and police, who urged him to abandon the car. He later waded ashore and remarked it was his first new car after years of old clunkers.
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Yemen Government Refuses Release of Four American Aide Officials
Cairo based reports say Yemen's republican government will not free four detained U.S. aid mission employees despite a U.S. threat to withdraw recognition within 24 hours. The four men include Stephen Liapis Harold Hartman Charles Michalec and Warren Tadlock. The Yemeni government also cancelled the 1959 aid pact and ordered deportation of aid personnel.
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Banks Issued Condition Calls for Banks
Washington reports the comptroller William Camp asked 4,792 national banks and five DC non national banks under his supervision to file condition reports by Tuesday close of business. FDIC Chair Randall also issued a separate call for insured state banks not part of the Fed.
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Nebraska Daylight Time Deferment Linked to Time Zone Shift
Washington AP Secretary of Transportation Alan Boyd announced deferral of mandatory Daylight Saving time in Nebraska. The delay follows Nebraska's petition to shift three counties and parts of nine others from Central to Mountain Time. Daylight time was to begin nationwide at 2 AM Sunday. Also noted is Porter Wagoner Show airing Saturday at 6 30 PM on KCRG TV Channel 9.
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House Passes Districts Bill Aiming for Equalized Representation
The House voted overwhelmingly to approve a bill to equalize congressional districts by 1972 with a 30 percent gap before 1970 and a 10 percent gap starting in 1972. The measure restricts districts to contiguous territory and compactness and ends at large elections in multi member states except Hawaii and New Mexico until 1972. The vote also defeated removing a five year exemption for two states.
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Michigan lawmaker punch raises hospital question
In Lansing two Michigan lawmakers, Rep. Thomas Sharpe and Rep. David Holmes Jr., fought in a capitol hallway. Sharpe was hospitalized with a fractured cheekbone and Holmes reportedly struck first after a dispute over state cars and taxes. Police say Sharpe did not press charges.
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Everything But Money by Sam Levenson Digest Feature
A Reader's Digest condensed piece presents Sam Levenson as a New York slums raised humorist describing his family as the privileged poor. The warm childhood story appears among 42 articles in the May Digest and promotes the book.
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Arthur in the Far East Ad Dresses Legislators En Route Home
Arthur delivers remarks to legislators during his transit to assume command of NATO forces in Europe. The trip highlights the transition of a senior U.S. official to European duties and strengthens allied ties.
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Fragmentary OCR Notes on a Complex Mathematical Form
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