Evanston Plans School Integration By Redrawing Attendance
Evanston moves to integrate elementary schools via a 21 percent plan that redraws boundaries to balance Negro and white students. About 1,300 of 6,200 pupils K to 5 will be bused next fall, costing roughly $35,000, with a summer institute for teachers and buddy system for students.
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Evanston
Coffin
Save Our Schools
Committee For Better Education
Stanley Abramson
Timates
Ivasustan
British Police Abandon Dobermans for Alsatians in UK
British police departments abandon Dobermans as too intelligent for police work. Lancashire and Devon forces switch to Alsatians after trials showing Dobermans spot danger and act ahead of handlers. Metropolitan Police reduce to one Doberman, saying Alsatians are superior overall.
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London
Britain
Lancashire
Student Fined for Attacking Embassy in Oslo
A 20 year old student received a 30 day suspended jail term and $165 in damages after throwing rocks at the American embassy in Oslo last August. He said drinking beer with a friend preceded the act and that two windows were broken while he aimed at the coat of arms. He cited being disturbed by the Vietnam War.
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Oslo
Norway
Vietnam
Parents Convicted of Keeping Pupils Home in New Mexico
Twelve Rio Arriba county parents were convicted in a nonjury trial of keeping their children from school to protest dangerous road conditions. District Judge Samuel Montoya urged ensuring children receive an education, while noting sympathy for their aims. Sentencing to follow.
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Santa FE. N.M
Rio Arriba
New Mexico
Samuel Montoya
Boggs Foresees $10 Billion Income Tax Hike
Rep Hale Boggs predicted President Johnson will seek a 10 to 15 billion increase in income taxes to cover projected 125 billion expenditures and a deficit between 115 and 118 billion. He urged fiscal responsibility to avoid a large deficit tied to national defense. Dr Walter Heller urged a 5 percent tax rise paired with lower interest rates to slow the economy.
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Washington
Hale Boggs
House
Johnson
Congress
Boggs
Walter Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Kennedy
NBC
Meet the Press
Heller
University of Minnesota
Charles Goodell
R-N. Y
G.O.P. Planning and Research Committee
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Carl Madden
Boston Cocoanut Grove Blaze Remembered in Wake of Tragedy
The Cocoanut Grove fire at 17 Piedmont Street killed 493 people in 13 minutes on a wartime Saturday night. The disaster prompted safety reforms including panic bars and stricter occupancy rules, and led to indictments of 10 men though only owner Barnett Welansky served prison time.
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Boston
Piedmont Street
Buck” Jones
Red Cross
Coast Guard
Barnett Welansky
Welansky
U S Watchdog Team Expands Survey of Vietnam Aid
In Saigon GAO chief Homer Anderson says the U S government watchdog group will widen its review of U S aid in Vietnam. The team now audits more than 800 million in contracts and a 700 million dollar air program as seven investigators return to Washington. The Saigon office plans a permanent five-person staff.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Homer Anderson
General Accounting Office
GAO
Anderson
Washington
Seoul
Korea
Joseph Sweeney
Italy Freezes but Few Complain Across Italy
Rome reports temperatures dipping below freezing across most of Italy. Despite the cold, few complaints were voiced as the first rain-free day this month arrived after widespread flood damage.
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Italy
Rome
Police Hold Bay At Bronx Apartment By Cap Gun
Fifty officers moved to a Bronx apartment after a man barricaded himself inside and threatened to kill entrants. Anthony Telesco, 34, was found with a knife and cap pistol after police stormed the unit. two patrolmen suffered hand cuts in the struggle.
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New York
Bronx
Anthony Telesco
RAT PATROL Captured by American Convoy
The RAT PATROL is captured by an American convoy Monday at 7 30 p m on KCRG TV channel 9 in color.
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Kcrgtv
3 Youths Pour Lye on Elderly Man for Thrill
New York AP report describes three youths who assaulted 62 year old welfare recipient Philip Fiedler on Manhattan's lower East Side. They forced him to the sidewalk and poured lye on his head, leaving him with third degree burns. Fiedler said they asked the time and shouted for help as he offered a dollar pill. Police characterized the act as a thrill attack.
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Manhattan
Lower East Side
Fiedler
Students Protest Tuition Increase Across Israeli Campuses
In Jerusalem Haifa and Tel Aviv twenty eight thousand Israeli college students boycotted lectures to oppose a government move raising annual tuition from 200 to 250 dollars. They planned rallies and demonstrations as the government had proposed a 100 percent increase.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Tel Aviv
Neighbor Woman Rescues Child from Fire in Northwest Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Everett Nemer saved Neil Comstock from a burning bedroom on Cedar Rapids northwest side. The child and the rescuer suffered smoke inhalation. Neil treated at Mercy Hospital and released. Nemer declined hospital care and later felt ill but did not seek treatment.
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Cedar Rapids
Everett Nemer
Fifth Street
Neil Comstock
Wesley Comstocks
Mercy Hospital
Nemer
Comstocks
Neil
Pat
Frugal Home Security Tips From December Digest
A Reader's Digest excerpt promises inexpensive home protection. It claims burglars can bypass weak locks quickly while suggesting alarm setups and reinforced windows for as little as $12, with illustrations and December issue sales.
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Reader's Digest
Reader’s Digest
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