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Partial text from 1967 material references ap provals and facility mentions. Vague fragments include numbers and names but lack clear event or outcome to summarize.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1967
Page
11
Partial text from 1967 material references ap provals and facility mentions. Vague fragments include numbers and names but lack clear event or outcome to summarize.
Two Central Harlem elementary schools with over 98 percent Black and Puerto Rican students show reading above national norms in tests from the Board of Education. Principals cite active parent involvement and teacher esprit de corps as key factors, contrasting with broader citywide reading delays.
The Manhattan Bowery Project by the Vera Institute will deploy two-person teams to offer medical aid to about 6000 derelicts living on or near the Bowery. Begun Oct 31, the voluntary program uses city shelter space at 8B 3rd St and a staff of nurses, officers, and case workers to provide medical care and referral services.
A 12 year old Adrian Lee from Atlanta writes to Dmitri Shostakovich after reading he broke his leg. Six weeks later she receives a photograph of the composer with Russian inscription Best wishes Dmitri Shostakovich. Also Louisville note: A B Sawyer uses silver ore from his father 80 years ago to make silver cups for grandchildren.
New York report profiles Mikhal Shaidin a 45 year old clown in the Moscow Circus on tour in the United States. He served in the Russian army, survived a tank blast, and now brings laughter to audiences in 13 US cities while comparing American and Russian audiences and hoping his sons may follow into circus life.
Lexington Kentucky AP report. Martin Alsop used his car radio linked to his answering service to contact thieves after they stole his car. He told them to bring it back and police were notified. The car was found parked a few doors away when officers arrived.
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