Kennedy injured in plane crash as family endures long tragedy
Senator Edward Kennedy lies on a metal frame in hospital after a Friday night crash that killed pilot Edwin Zimny. Officials note his head is clear and he requires little sedation while the Kennedy family confronts a history of deaths and misfortune spanning decades, from JFK's assassination to multiple family illnesses.
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Moss
Edwin T. Zimny
Lawrence
Mass
Massachusetts
Joan
West
Springfield
Teddy
Hyannis Port
John F Kennedy
Dallas
Kennedy Brothers
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Kathleen
Johnson
Edward M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Joseph P Kennedy
John Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Rosemarie
Scranton’s presidential bid stirs Goldwater fury in 1964 rift
Governor William Scranton races across the nation in a late campaign push for the presidency. His efforts threaten to provoke the Goldwater camp into lasting intra party turmoil, possibly the fiercest civil strife since the Bull Moose split of 1912.
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Washington
NEA
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
GOP Split Deepens As Scranton Battles Barry
In a dramatic intraparty clash a national GOP official aided Goldwater while Al Scranton declares a factional bid. The maneuver exposes a rift between moderates and Goldwater supporters as the Cleveland Governors Conference echoes.
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National Party
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Goldwater
Scranton's attack widens rift in Goldwater era GOP
The piece chronicles shifting intra party tensions as Scranton pummels Goldwater's stance, revealing deep regional and ideological splits within the Republicans. It cites a climate of contempt, list cutting by Goldwater allies, and two party veterans labeling Goldwater a destroyer as 1964 fractures deepen.
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Goldwater
Scranton
Richardson Dilworth
San Franciso
Barry
William Scranton
Harrisburg
UPI Tass reports Senate passage of civil rights bill
Tass described the U S civil rights bill as a measure to do away with the most crying forms of racial discrimination and noted the Senate passage without comment. The report reflects Moscow’s framing of the U S legislation.
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Moscow
Upi
Tass
U.S. Senate
Within hours 26 Adults Learned How To Read
Twenty six adults entered a classroom unable to read or write. After three sessions in an instant literacy experiment they could read words in a newspaper, discovering a world of road signs and Shakespeare.
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Washington
Pat
Friction Between U.S. and De Gaulle Emerges From War Era
State Department documents released show sharp exchanges between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Charles de Gaulle during 1941 to 1945. Roosevelt repeatedly criticized de Gaulle as injuring the war effort and a dangerous threat, while Churchill warned against trusting de Gaulle’s alliance.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
de Gaulle
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
U.S
Churchill
North Africa
Gattegno Method Used In About a Thousand U S Classrooms
The Gattegno method is currently in use in about 1 000 U S classrooms mainly on an experimental basis. Gattegno has also developed a quick mathematics course using color.
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Gattegno
United States
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