Royster Junior High fitness tests flag pullups as key hurdle
Royster Junior High reports pullups remain the main obstacle in recent fitness tests aligned with the President's Council on Physical Fitness. The report details test components, failure rates by grade, and home practice advice, noting 67 of 259 students did not pass screening with weight and strength gaps highlighted.
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Royster Junior High
President’s Council On Physical Fitness
Royster
Lyle Dean
Dean
Indian Squaws Know What They Are Doing
In Fort Collins Colorado two Colorado State University professors say Shoshone Indian squaws use a cold water extract from lithospermum ruderale roots as birth control. The NIH awarded 27000 dollars for a three year study by Ges tur Johnson and Stanley Sunderwirth to continue research into the plant’s effects on ovulation and ovarian growth in young rats.
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National Institutes of Health
Gestur Johnson
Stanley Sunderwirth
Sunderwirth
Johnson
Colorado
Colorado State University
Washington Weather and Jobs Outlook With Turbulent Political Shifts
In Washington area news the Labor Department notes September unemployment at 3.5 million with no clear change from August and a tentative gain in employment due to seasonal factors. Unemployment remains 5.6 percent after seasonal adjustment as schools reopen and auto plants prepare 1964 models. The piece also reports a Dominican military junta turnover to Dr. Juan Garrido, with governance claims contested by OAS envoy Ward Allen, plus Otepka’s dismissal on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer.
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Labor Department
Garrido
Juan Bosch
Ward P. Allen
U.S
OAS
Bonilla
U S denies Dominican interference in Latin affairs
Dominican representative Jose Antonio Bonilla accused the United States of meddling in Latin American affairs during an OAS meeting. He cited remarks by U S Charge d Affaires Spencer King as evidence of alleged interference.
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United States
Dominican Republic
Jose Antonio Bonilla
Organization of American States
Tuday
U.S
Spencer King
Otepka seeks dismissal of security charges
Otto F. Otepka suspended State Department security officer asks the department to drop charges he mutilated and declassified secret documents and furnished some to a Senate subcommittee. In a 12 page letter he claims eavesdropping listening devices tapped calls and desk searches, and says he had reason to believe others spied on him. The letter is addressed to John Ordway, chief of personnel operations, who is reviewing the case which could lead to further action.
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Otepka
Otto F. Otepka
State Department
Senate
John Ordway
State Weather Kansas City AP
Kansas City area weather report lists the 24 hour high and low temperatures and precipitation amounts. The bulletin covers readings from local stations, noting any rainfall totals and conditions impacting daily activities.
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Kansas City
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