Non-Aligned Nations End Conference Attacks U S Asia Policy
Cairo AP reports the second non aligned nations conference ended with attacks on U S policy in Southeast Asia. The communique urged Laos Cambodia and Vietnam negotiations to end foreign troops in South Vietnam and supported a return to Geneva talks. It urged U N attention to Puerto Rico and called for China’s admission to the U N while pressing for disarmament and an end to nuclear tests.
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Cairo
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Southeast Asia
Red China
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Cambodia
Vietnam
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Indochina
Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuba
United Nations
U. S. Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico
Latin America
U.N
U. N
Yugoslavia
India
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Indonesia
South Africa
Peking
Moscow
Washington
Iowa Educators Receive Wide Salary Increases in 1964-65
A salary survey by the Iowa State Education Assn shows teacher and administrator pay raises from 3.29 to 10.49 percent for 1964-65. Elementary teachers gain 10.49 percent to an average of 5405 dollars, while high school staff rise 3.29 percent to 6244 dollars. Administrators see increases: principals 4.41 percent to 8329 dollars, superintendents 4.47 percent to 10564 dollars, and county superintendents 5.11 percent to 9456 dollars.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State Education Assn
Wood Bicycle Built From Cherry Tree in Ukraine Town
Ivan Boiko, 74, of Yaremache in Western Ukraine, chipped a cherry tree to make a crude wooden bicycle as reported by Selskaya Zhisn. The town is noted for woodwork and craft traditions.
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Moscow
Ivan Boiko
Ukraine
Yaremache
Selskaya Zhisn
Rural Life
Boiko
Fort Ord Meningitis Response Halts Basic Training
Fort Ord in California suspends basic recruit training for four weeks after meningitis concerns. New trainees will be reassigned to Fort Ord later and parents may visit. soldiers proceed to advanced training with deferred leave. Army Lt Gen Leonard Heaton and officials advised immediate steps.
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Fort Ord
Calif
Army
Department
Defense Department
Washington
Leonard Heaton
Heaton
Edmund Brown
Pierre Salinger
Los Ange
Quarantine Demands Grow Over Meningitis Cases
Thirteen infected. two Bay Area women add strain to outbreak. Patricia Arsenaul of Millbrae died, Veronica Smith, 17, hospitalized in San Francisco. Fort Ord incidence trending favorable. Rep. Younger cites Army action easing parental worry.
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San Francisco Bay Area
Patricia Arsenaul
Millbrae
Calif
Fort Ord
Veronica Smith
San Francisco
Army
Younger
R. Calif
Fun begins when Stockdale and buddy are hypnotized
A light hearted note describes Pvt Stockdale and a companion being hypnotized into thinking they are officers. The scene unfolds on a Monday night at 7:30 CST on Channel 9.
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Pvt. Stockdale
Buddy
Larry Lawrence Receives God and Country Award
Larry Lawrence Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Larry Lawrence 2201 First Avenue SW earned the God and Country Boy Scout award at Huss Memorial Presbyterian Church He is a Life Scout in eighth grade at Roosevelt Junior High School and a member of Boy Scout Troop 33.
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Larry Lawrence, Jr
Larry Lawrence
First Avenue
Huss Memorial Presbyterian Church
Larry
Roosevelt Junior High School
Israel to Launch Weather Rockets Next Year
Israel's national committee for space research plans a series of weather rocket launches into the ionosphere next year. The launches will support the International Year of the Quiet Sun, a project of the International Committee for Space Research, according to the Jerusalem Post.
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Jerusalem
Isrrael
National Committee For Space Research
Jerusalem Post
International Committee For Space Research
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