Federal survey probes education opportunities nationwide
A U S government study under the Civil Rights Act asks schools how race, home environment, and parental attitudes relate to education. Questionnaires target superintendents principals and teachers, plus tests for students in multiple grades, with all data kept anonymous and regional.
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Fred Weinfeld
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More Marriages but Fewer Births Across Canada
Ottawa reports marriages rising while births drop about seven percent from last year. 1959 births peaked at 479,275, then declined to 452,915 last year. A population specialist links the fall to urbanization and shifts in demographics, noting education and access to birth control spread first among city dwellers.
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Telephone Vandalism Rises in Britain
Public telephones face rising vandalism in Britain endangering safety. In London 10,000 booths were sabo taged in the first nine months of 1965, with damage blocking 999 access and scarce spare parts. People fear to use kiosks at night and must seek strangers for calls. Drive safely.
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London
Britain
Britons Claim Exe Eating Crown in Europe
London report notes Britain now leads Europe as the exe eating champions with a claimed average of 273 per person annually, including men, women, and children, highlighting a striking national consumption figure.
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UPI
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