Oklahoma Sanctioned by NEA Over Substandard School System
The National Education Association barred out of state teachers from Oklahoma and set up relocation help as sanctions over alleged substandard conditions in the state’s schools. Oklahoma educators fear many teachers will seek jobs elsewhere before the next school year. The action targets teachers and graduates of education programs and follows a critical NEA study of pay facilities and textbooks.
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Oklahoma
NEA
Oklahoma Education Assn
NEA Commission
Auto Production By Firms Listed
Detroit AP reports Automotive News released a weekly list of auto production by makes for last week and the year to date 1965 compared with the previous year. The summary notes overall production trends and contrasts with 1964 levels.
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Detroit
Automotive News
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Plymouth
Chrysler
Falcon
Ford
Mustang
Chevy
Chevrolet
Corvair
American Motors
Ecker
U.S
Aasiant
Iuca
Canada
Hev Latet
Dodge
GAC
Jeep
Decrees Delayed as Hawaii Law Change Takes Effect
Honolulu AP report says Circuit Judge Samuel King issued 13 final decrees of divorce before a new state law extended wait times. The judge learned the law requires couples with minor children to wait one year after divorce before finalizing. Six couples remain technically married pending the ruling’s impact.
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Honolulu
Samuel King
Oops
Insure McHales Navy Watch Night on KCRG TV 9
The station announces a 7 30 CST Tuesday night broadcast of Insure McHale s Navy on KCRG TV 9 inviting viewers to tune in for the comedy lineup and heartwarming hijinks.
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McHale’s Navy
Kcrg-Tv
Donovan Resigns as New York City Board of Education President
James B. Donovan, 45, longtime negotiator of prisoner exchanges with Russia and Cuba, resigns after 18 months as president of the New York City board of education. He cites pressure from private law practice and family obligations amid controversy over integration speed and civil rights boycotts led by groups on both sides.
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NEW York (Ap
James
B. Donovan
Russia
Cuba
Board of Education
Donovan
Giant Airplane Almost Lost In Supersonic Test
Edwards Air Base reports a steel fragment ripped through three engines of the $739 million AB-1 bomber during a high speed test at 64 000 feet. Pilots Al White and Lt Col Fritz Fulton believed all engines failed before finding three operating and a partial power unit. The plane landed safely and will be repaired with no target date given.
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Calif
al White
Fritz Fulton
Iowa
Cambodia
Death of Florence Radland Mother of Flynn Protege
Florence Radland, 35, mother of Beverly Radland who was mentored by Errol Flynn, died Monday in Los Angeles while being treated for intestinal bleeding and cirrhosis of the liver. She was convicted in 1960 of contributing to her daughter's delinquency and sentenced to 90 days.
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Los Angeles
Florence Radland
Errol Fiynn
Beverly Radland
Labor members urge Britain to oppose US policy in Dominican Republic
London reports that Labor party members signed a petition on Monday urging the British government not to back United States policy in the Dominican Republic.
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London
UPR
Labor Party
Dominican Republic
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