State High Schools Must Have 30 Units
Kansas schools must offer at least 30 instructional units for accreditation by July 1, 1966. A unit equals one hour daily, with six students needed for nonrequired subjects. Units counted only if taught by teachers with six or fewer classes daily and not duplicated per simultaneous classes, aligning accreditation with state law.
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Topeka
State Board of Education
Kansas
Adel F. Throckmorton
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Soviet writers accused of fostering skepticism in society
Global briefs report Sergei Pavlov of the Young Communist League in Pravda condemning “petty fault finding” in Soviet books and magazines. Other items note James Roosevelt warning of Middle East tensions, protests in Seoul over the amity treaty, killings in Borneo, a Russian sailor seeking asylum in Britain, and a Gibraltar ship jumper.
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Moscow
Young Communist League
Sergei Pavlov
Communist Party
Pravda
Soviet Union
London
Gibraltar
Britain
Home Office
Juri Riaboc
Sadov
Nepal Takes Over Its International Mail System
Nepal has established control of its international mail, ending colonial era arrangements. Previously Britain handled Nepalese mail, then India. The move marks a shift toward national postal autonomy and decreased dependence on foreign services.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Britain
India
Hearing consultant visit with Ray Danner in Chanute
Ray Danner, consultant, will be at The Tioga Hotel in Chanute on Tuesday August 31 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for appointment or drop in consultations on hearing problems.
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Ray Danner
Chanute
Tioga Hotel
Man Quits Job To Fight War
Clifford James 41 a naval reservist hospital corpsman first class quits his newspaper job to return to the Navy and volunteer for Viet Nam He commutes from Memphis to St Louis and will take a 50 weekly pay cut missing his family on weekends He calls the move a financial sacrifice for America to wake up to the wartime need.
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ST. Louis
Clifford James
Navy
Viet Nam
James
America
World at risk as Communist China may possess atomic bomb
Mme Chiang Kai-shek warned at an airport interview that Red China's atomic bomb capability threatens every nation. In Newport Rhode Island Mrs Kennedy and John Jr attended a Pell program graduation party. Queen Anne Marie of Greece turned 19 amid a political crisis as Corfu summer plans unfold.
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New York
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Nationalist China
Red China
Newport
R.I
John F. Kennedy
John Jr
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
Retail advisory promotes consumer protection tips and cautions about scams. It highlights reading labels, comparing prices, checking return policies, and safeguarding personal information during purchases.
Annual Immunization Against Influenza
TOPEKA AP Dr Donald Wilcox epidemio logist for the state Board of Health recommends annual influenza immunization for those with chronic diseases older adults pregnant women and residents of nursing homes chronic care facilities. He urges to vaccinate as soon as possible after Sept 1 and notes federal agencies predict higher flu activity, especially type A Asian flu, for the coming season.
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Topeka
Donald Wilcox
State Board of Health
Wilcox
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Space
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Jan
Cam
Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
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Southeast Asia
U.S
U.N. Economic and Social Council
Saint John
Seoul, Korea
South
Japan
Singapore
Malaysia
Borneo
Sarawak
General Electric
FC-100
Home Appliance Co
General Electric Stainless Disposals
Athens
Greece
Anne-Marie
Constantine
Alexia
Corfu
Colorado
U. S
Freestone
Elbertas
Kerr Mason
Kerr Wide Mouth Fruit Jars
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