Paris Schools Closed as Student Turmoil Recurs
Paris Education Ministry shut Lycee Chaptal amid continuing unrest after spring riots. Police clashed with youths in the Left Bank and around Sorbonne, tear gas used at Toulouse law school, with hundreds involved in demonstrations as the government faces criticism over slow reform and protests.
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Education Ministry
Lycee Chaptal
Paris
Lyceen High
Ly Rodney Angove
Oral Arts
Univer- Paris
Sity
Toulouse
Law School
Lawi
School of Toulouse
Bonne
Coun
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France
Johannes de Gaulle
Grenoble
Couve de Murville
le Monde
Frederic Gaussen
Gaussen
Rural fire kills mother and five children in Ohio home
Authorities investigate a rural Portmouth Ohio fire that killed a 40 year old mother and five of her ten children. Christina 11 survived with severe burns and three other children suffered injuries while Fay Cooper and her children were reported among the dead or injured.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Wena Wats
Sharon Cooper
An Cooper
Sharon
Fay Cooper
Colleges Gain $32.1 Million For Higher Ed Since 1961
West Virginia boosted higher education funding by 32.1 million dollars through 1968 69, a 190 percent rise but below the national 233 percent average. The National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges warns public higher education still lacks necessary support to meet rising costs and demands.
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West Virginia
National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges
Petition Urges CHA Tenant Appointment in Charleston
A 70 signature petition presented to Mayor Elmer Dodson supports appointing a public housing tenant to a term on the Charleston Housing Authority. The Washington Manor Improvement League backs the effort with a cover letter by Mrs. Johnnie Mae Cash and Delores White of 207 Clark Dr. named as a CHA candidate.
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Elmer Dodson
Charleston Housing Authority
Johnnie Mae Cash
Washington Manor Improvement League
Delores White
Clark Dr
Washington Manor
Dodson
William T. Male
Cold Wave Slashes Florida Crops Worsening Winter Prices
A freezing spell across Florida from Monday night into Tuesday damaged beans, squash, cabbage, cucumbers, lettuce and celery, with citrus leaders warning of reduced orange concentrate output. Officials said sugar cane and many vegetables suffered while heating helped protect citrus. grapefruit largely escaped harm. The frost hit during early production in the Lake Okeechobee region, threatening supplies to New York and Pennsylvania and potentially lifting grocery costs.
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Florida
Lake Okeechobee
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Warren Johnson
Lakeland Weather Bureau
Johnson
Robert Rutledge
Florida Citrus Mutual
Lakeland
Rutledge
Washington
Agriculture Department
Everglades
Salad Bowl
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