Start Of School At Age 4 Urged By Education Commission
A Washington education commission urged mandatory schooling for 4 and 5 year olds and federal support. The report Universal Opportunity for Early Childhood Education argues early schooling shapes future life and benefits national progress, especially for disadvantaged children.
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Washington
Educational Policies Commission
Commission
National Education Association
American Association of School Administrators
Indonesia Malaysia Agree To Quit Feud
Indonesia and Malaysia have agreed to end their three year feud and work toward establishing diplomatic relations, according to authoritative sources.
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Indonesia
Malaysia
Bangkok
Linn County Receives Federal Grant For Work Plan
Congressman Culver announced a $156 169 federal grant to the Linn County Welfare Board for a one year work experience and training program starting July 1. It will serve 30 men 70 women and 300 dependents with basic education and on the job training to break dependency. Funds authorized by Title five of the Economic Opportunity Act flow through Des Moines State Board of Social Welfare.
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Ted
Rapids News
John C. Culver
Linn County Welfare Board
Culver
State Board of Social Welfare
Des Moines
Singapore Prime Minister Leaves Bulgaria After Four Day Visit
VIENNA AP Prime Minister Lee Kuan of Singapore left Bulgaria for home Tuesday ending a four day visit the Bulgarian news agency reported.
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Bulgaria
Vienna
Lee Kuan
Singapore
Russians Rid Chinese by Reprinting Their Items
Moscow reports note Soviet papers reprint Chinese press articles with no commentary. One piece covers Mao Tze-tung’s ideas aiding a merchant against rotting watermelons. A second reprints a Chinese athlete interview using page references from Quotations of Chairman Mao.
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Moscow
Mao Tze-tung
Chuan Tsi-fu
Pilot Lands Safely After Out of Gas Stop Near Walford
Myron Tonjes of Bancroft Nebraska forced a landing in a cow pasture one mile west of Walford after running low on fuel while en route to Tipton for light plant work. He then refueled at Cedar Rapids airport with gas delivered from Wathan Flying Service.
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Myron Tonjes
Bancroft
Neb
Walford
Tonjes
Tipton
Cedar Rapids
FAA
Iowa Highway Patrol
Wathan Flying Service of
Hero Rescuer Arrested on Burglary Charge in Brooklyn
John Dennis 28 who saved 11 year old Ronnie Perez from a power line fire faces burglary charges after allegedly robbing a Brooklyn service station. The judge commended his prior heroism and promised leniency with a parole hearing. Perez remained in critical condition after the fall near the Long Island Rail Road tracks.
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New York
John Dennis
Criminal Court
Herbert Soring
Lile
Dennig
Dennis
Ronnie Perez
Brooklyn
Long Island
Grider to Speak at Groton on Flasher Commissioning
Representative Grider of Tennessee will be the main speaker at Groton Connecticut on July 22 for the commissioning ceremonies of the nuclear powered submarine Flasher. The event will mark the vessel entering active service with the Navy.
Naval Spy Act Vigil Reinforced
Washington AP reports a Navy serviceman in a top secret area gathered highly sensitive information and sought to sell it to the Russians. Rear Adm. Rufus Taylor ordered commanders to review security systems, identify weak points, and prevent unauthorized disclosure of classified material.
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Washington
Navy
Adm
Rufus Taylor
Office of Naval Intelligence
Chief of Naval Operations
Per
Sonnel
Moon Surveyor Alters Path for Safer Landing
NASA’s Surveyor craft, 97,000 miles from Earth, executes a tricky course correction to target a smoother landing in the Sea of Storms. Ground controllers say the new site, 20 miles north of the prior point, should improve lander stability for future manned missions.
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Surveyor
Lieaders
Sun- C.D.T
Orta
Missing 3 year old traced after 200 searchers locate him with parents
A large Red Fox road SE area search failed to unite Chris Cejka with his parents after he accompanied them to Anamosa for a Memorial Day golf outing. Mrs Cejka says a miscommunication led to the mix up. Police and local volunteers joined the two hour search before locating Chris with his family.
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Ehat Rapids
Red Fox Road SE
Chris Cejka
Chris
Stanley Cejka, Jr
Anamosa
Cejkas
Gemini Set Atlas Trouble Delays Flight at Cape Kennedy
Gemini 9 pilots prepare for three days of space aerobatics as engineers fix transient electrical glitches on the Atlas rocket. Officials delay certification until Tuesday night while the Dallas inverter problem delays the scheduled launch from Cape Kennedy at 10 am CDT on Wednesday.
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Cape Kennedy
Dallas
C.D.T
Record Toll Stirs Safety Fund Plea
National Safety Council president Howard Pyle urged a $1 billion annual increase for traffic safety after a Memorial Day weekend with 542 traffic deaths. He proposed an intensified program aimed at reducing highway fatalities by at least half.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Chuckle Phrase Sparks Office Exit Spellout
A humorous quote shows a secretary telling the office manager she has taken all criticism and asks how to spell quit. The line reflects workplace humor about leaving a job.
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Conyright
Buddhist self immolations in Vietnam amid Ky regime protests
Report from Washington on self immolations by Buddhist followers in Vietnam aimed at pressuring Premier Ky to concede to civilian rule. Leaders claim non violent struggle while critics label acts prearranged endorsements from top monks.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
Thich Tri Quang
Tich Tinh Khiet
U.S
Thieu
Hue
Tri Quang
Johnson
U. S
Tam Chau
Buddhist Institute
Chan
Chau
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