U S Libraries Targeted by Mob Violence Worldwide
An AP report notes rising mob violence against U S Information Agency libraries abroad. Since 1947 there have been 75 incidents, with 16 this year across 10 countries. Brazil protests bus fares by smashing library windows. Cairo and other cities see library wrecking demonstrations. USIA operates 178 libraries and 66 reading rooms with 148 binational centers worldwide.
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Washington
U.S
New
Tlse
USIA
Cairo
The
Congo
John F. Kennedy Memorial
Houyia
Indonesia
Panama
Cambodia
Colombia
Pakistan
Ceylon
Sudan
Dean Rusk
Rusk
United States
U.S. Information Agency
Carl T. Rowan
Cleveland
UAI
United Arab Republic
John Milton
Some Guys Have All The Luck Cat On A Hood
In CALY CENTER Kaw, AP report, W Webb found misfortune when a cat crawled under a car hood at Acme Supermarket. The animal caused a fire in the engine compartment after prying a cash register open, but firefighters stopped the blaze before major damage occurred while the cat escaped once wires heated.
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Caly Center
Kaw
W. Webb
Baltimore
Eugene Shaw
Acme
Webb
Open Meetings Scrutiny Prompted by Brown Act Review
California newsmen invited to testify on open meetings under the Brown Act. The Assembly committee led by Milton Marks will hear reporters and publishers in Los Angeles and San Francisco to assess public access for sub quorum meetings, records, and media coverage ahead of the 1865 legislative session.
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Sacramento
California
Meat
Joe
Assembly Committee On Government Organization
Milton Marks
R-San
Franisco
Mark
Los Angeles
San Francisco
ZIP Code System Parcel Handling Changes at Post Offices
Postal changes standardize parcel handling using ZIP codes. Post offices will forward mail to the nearest sectional center, reducing handlings and damage risk. A. J. Foster notes parcels to Alexandria follow direct routing, with milk cow feeding research cited by Texas A&M experts as supporting address sorting efficiency.
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D.C
Alexandria
Techos
Alexandria Freigh
Hayward
Washington
A. J. Foster
Foster
College Station
Texas
UPI
Fremont seniors take part in national math study
Approximately 30 seniors across Fremont’s three high schools join the National Longitudinal Study of Mathematical Abilities. The project, led by SMSG, aims to guide math teaching and curriculum development for diverse learners. Fremont Unified School District director Glenn Houde notes the study seeks data on learning processes and variables affecting math education.
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Fremont
SMSG
Glenn Houde
Fremont Unified School Dist
SMSC
Houde
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Dinette Tobte
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