Utah Teachers Strike Demands More Money
About 10,000 Utah teachers walk out over two days in a protest for higher school funding for the states 270,000 pupils. Gov Clyde refused a special session, while many districts kept schools open. Court orders halted walkouts in some areas as the UEA urged unity and warned of classroom chaos if overcrowding continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
George D. Clyde
Uhalion Association
State Attorney General's Office
Poca
Cme
John C. Evans Jr
UEA
Evans
Riot Quelled By Fire Hoses At Lakeside Gathering
In Michigan City Indiana AP report describes about 200 Negro youths at a lakeside gathering where fire hoses were used to break up a brawl. Four youths were arrested two treated at a hospital and a patrolman suffered a shoulder injury. Authorities say the disturbance began over a dispute about whiskey. Police and officials from city and surrounding areas intervened to stop the fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
Ralph E. Stormer
Norm Wilson
Rae
Rae, ‘Busse Yorke
Orkey
Stormer
Chicago
Dixmoor
Harvey
Til
Here
Lake Gan
Ambassador Blair Takes Up Post After Philippine Talk
Blair Jr former law partner of Adlai E Stevenson returns from Denmark and plans weeks of conferences in Washington before assuming duties as ambassador to the Philippines. His appointment follows lengthy diplomatic talks and signals readiness to begin official duties.
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Denmark
Sam McCormick
Blair, Jr
Adlai E. Stevenson
Blair Io
Washington
Philippines
Doctors Ready To Start Real Attack On Measles
Los Angeles report outlines measles as a leading child hood killer with far reaching complications. Health officials urge immunization for children over nine months to prevent disease and complications. Two vaccines, one live attenuated and one killed, have been marketed for over a year.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Medical Association
County Heart Department
Jointure Board Meets To Mull Budget And Merger
Corry Area Joint School Board plans a two session meeting to vote on the 1964 1965 budget of 1 245 729 and elect a treasurer. A second session will discuss early establishment of a merged district to replace the current jointure. Savings include cuts to staff and library and music books at Columbus Connelway and Colt. J Harle Bisley is expected to be reelected treasurer.
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Corry Area
Jointure
Corry Area Joint School Committee
Nineman Committee
Colt
Conelway
Columbus
J. Harle Bisley
Corry
Riceville Woman Hurt In Crash Near Centerville
Corry State Police identified the injured woman as Ethel Gilson of Riceville. She suffered head injuries yesterday afternoon when her auto sideswiped another vehicle on a rural road between Centerville and Buell Corners. She was treated at Titusville Hospital and released. Vehicle damage totaled about $700.
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Percenu
Centerville
Corry
Ethel
Gilson
Titusville Hospital
Ami
Riceville
le Cranesville
Buell Corners
Cunningham
Exile attacks loom as Cuban action planned before May 20
Reports from Miami indicate exile groups aim to strike in Cuba before May 20, the independence anniversary. Leaders Manuel Ray and Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo hint at guerrilla actions, with Ray possibly returning from Puerto Rico and Menoyo linked to past anti-Batista campaigns. Radio Free Cuba broadcasts urge Cuban soldiers and workers to rebel.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Manuel Ray
Jose Marti
Gutierrez Menoyo
Fidel Gar Tra
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Havana
Ray
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rifo Reallee
Iwe
Radio Free Cuba
Tri
Johnson seeks extra funds for Asia war effort
President Johnson urged Congress to provide 125 million dollars to boost the Vietnam War effort in South Viet Nam. He asked 70 million for economic aid to Vietnam and 55 million for military purposes, citing intensified Viet Cong terror and a new Khanh government as reasons for the increase.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Col
South Viet Nam
Vit Nam
Viet Nam
South
Khanh
Henry Cabot
Vietnam Sead
Tatter Field
Horse Dragged Boy To Death In Missouri Accident
MANS FIELD Mo AP Dan Wesley Hughitt Jr 12 was dragged to death yesterday by a horse on a gravel road near while tending the animal He apparently fell and became entangled in the reins rope or gear as the incident occurred on the road continuing after the fall.
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Mans
Field
Dan Wesley Hughitt Jr
Hileeee
50 50 Chance To Win Mrs Gentile In Erie Drama
In the Erie County commissioners office Friday at noon Mrs. Frank Gentile of 90 East Frederick Street emerged as the new Democratic committee woman for Corry's Second Ward. A tie from April primaries was broken when Gentile drew number one in a can draw supervised by Judge Ryans, defeating Mrs. Francis Slattery of 720 North Center Street.
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Erie County Commissioners
Frank Gentile
East Frederick Street
New Democratic Committee
Corry
Gentile
Elmer Vans
Louis Reymiek
Erie County
Francis Slattery
North Center Streets
Ryans
Blatt Attorneys Challenge Musmanno Nomination Bid
Philadelphia AP report on a tight Democratic Senate race as Genevieve Blatt's lawyers prepare to file petitions in Harrisburg to challenge Michael A. Musmanno's nomination amid county tallying and absentee-ballot counts. Blatt seeks to prevent potential miscast votes on blank spaces and claims over signatures collected to file.
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Philadelphia
U.S Senate
Genevieve Blatt
Harrisburg
Michael A. Musmanno
Musmanno
Supreme Court
Ferdinand B. Schoettle
Schoettle
Miss Blatt
Killed and Injured in Dual Rail Mishaps Across States
On the Baltimore and Ohio Ambassador line a derailment 10 miles south of Bowling Green Ohio left 3 injured among 58 passengers. In Monessen a Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway freight wreck killed the engineer and injured two others as a landslide or washout caused the crash. Albert Morris of Carnegie, 63, died at Charleroi Monessen Hospital and the train’s dining and baggage cars were derailed, with service resuming for passengers by bus.
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Bowling Ins. Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ambassador
Here
Eennee
Monessen
Pittsburgh and
West Virginia
Charteroi-Monessen Hospital
Albert Morris
Carnegie
Washington, D.C
Detroit
American Institute of Chemical Engineers Opens 53rd Meeting
The American Institute of Chemical Engineers opened its 53rd national meeting focusing on developments in the eel glass and aluminum industries. About 2,000 attendees are present as the conference runs through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAL Institute
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
U S Sees New Crisis In Asia
Washington reports a possible new Southeast Asian crisis if Laos neutrality fails. Secretary Rusk met with Soviet, British, and Southeast Asia Treaty Organization ambassadors to pressure Moscow and London to back Geneva efforts and preserve Laos neutrality amid Communist offensives in Plaine des Jarres.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Laos
Dean Rusk
Johnson
Rusk
Moscow
London
Viet Nam
Jhhat
South
Anatoly FP
Dobryn
Denis A. Greenhill
Lord Harlech
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Pakistan
France
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Philippines
India
Poland
Canada
Geneva
Laos Fighting Bases Slightly Under Communist Pressure
In Laos near Muong Phanh on the Plaine des Jarres edge fighting flared as a Communist drive pressed neutralist forces under Premier Souvanna Phouma. Muong Phanh airstrip was shelled while ground actions occurred Sunday, with Pathet Lao forces advancing to within 500 yards of Muong Phanh. General Kong Le’s neutralist army reportedly repositioned south of its previous post as planes delivered rice and medical aid. The International Control Commission evacuated its observers amid the clash, and Souvanna Phouma condemned the attack as a large-scale violation of the Geneva accords.
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Vientiane
Laois
Jullin
Muong Phanh
Plaine Des Jarres
Sunda
Souvanna Phouma
Washington
Kong le
Muong Phanh l
Babel Lao
Muong Maan
International Control Commission
Plaine
Commission
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Laos
Keng le v
Such Fringe Benefits Why Pity Policemen
Cor Ty police stories recount unusual duties this weekend. Officer Paul French ferried a mobile safe to a sunbathing woman who claimed daily sun baths and then assisted a man locked in his room by using a ladder with help from Carl Hixson to retrieve him. The trio then went to supper.
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Cor- Ty
Paul French
West Main Street
Fifth Avenue
French
Emmanuel
Pete) Robertson
North Center Street
Robertson
Carl
Curly) Hixson
Park Street
Reunited After 70 Years With Family in Delaware
Edna M. Baker of Mount Holly New Jersey, separated from relatives since childhood, was reunited with sister Verdie Graff and brother Charles Mulholland in Wilmington after seeing a photograph in a newspaper. The meeting linked Baker to relatives including Hattie Rich and Bessie Lenox, with Ed ward Mulholland, her nephew, present. The family separation occurred when their parents split and they were placed in orphanages and foster homes decades ago.
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Wilmington
Del
Wilmington News Journal
Associated Press
Edna M. Baker
Mount Holly
N.J
Irs
Baker
News-Journal
Bill Snead
Douglas “MacArthur
Delaware Memorial Bridge
Charles 2. Mulholland
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mulholland
Edward Mulholland
Montebello
Calif
Hippo and Truck Collision Near Lawnshelf NJ
AP report from Lawnshelf New Jersey: Theodore Sart’s small European car rammed a truck carrying a hippopotamus. Neither the hippo nor the truck driver Cyril Gore of Deland Florida was injured. Sart, 48, of Old Bridge, was in fair condition after the collision weighing about 1,800 pounds.
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Malioun
N. J
Theodore C.sart
Hippo
Cyril Gore
Deland Fla
Old Bridge
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McCourt
Walter McCourt
Clymer, N. Y
Future Farmers of America
Asia
Mrs. Gentile
Blatt Attorneys
U.S
Johnson Administration
Plaine Des Jartes
Las
Pathet
New York
East 66Th Street
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