Indians’ Sac and Fox School Reopens Under BIA Plan
The Bureau of Indian Affairs will fund operation and maintenance and provide transport and meals for Sac and Fox children attending the South Tama district. Teachers are to be recruited with aid from the American Friends Service Committee, with standards debated but Iowa certificates required for employment. About 50 Indian children could attend when the school opens, with tuition paid by the federal government for those in South Tama schools.
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South Tama School Board
South Tama
Ben Morris
Walter Murphy
American Friends Service Committee
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Cecil E. Hinshaw
American Friends Committee
William Penn College
Hinshaw
Sac and Fox
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Supt
Leland
American Friends Service
Sac and Fox Tribal Council
Fire destroys Tel Aviv international airport terminal
A four story central terminal at Tel Aviv's international airport burned, causing damage well over 1 million dollars with no casualties. Jets continued to land and depart as police checked vehicles leaving the airport amid ruling out sabotage.
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Israel’s
Julius Fleischmann Dies at 68 in Cincinnati
Julius Fleischmann, 68, former president and chairman of Fleischmann Industries, died Wednesday in Cincinnati. A philanthropist and cultural leader, he was the grandson of Charles Fleischmann who founded the Fleischmann Co. in 1869.
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Julius Fleischmann
Fleischmann Industries
Fleischmann
Charles Fleischmann
Fleischmann Co
Scientist Links Nuclear Testing To Infant Deaths
Pittsburgh scientist Dr. Ernest Sternglass ties a 25 percent rise in infant mortality since 1951 to nuclear testing. He cites 375000 more deaths in infants under one from 1951 to 1966, with mortality rising by about 34000 yearly before a 1963 test ban.
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Ernest Sternglass
University of Pittsburgh
Federation of American Scientists
Carnegie-Mellon University
Riots Are Negations Of Justice Says ABA Leader
ABA president William Gossett told the Los Angeles County Bar Association that mob uprisings anywhere are negations of justice. He urged calm, restraint, and decisive action, asserting that criminal methods, blackmail, and violence must not go unpunished.
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American Bar Association
William Gossett
Washington, D.C
Los Angeles County Bar Association
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