Kennedy Jr Attends Private Nursery Near Fifth Avenue
New York AP reports John F. Kennedy Jr., four, son of the late president, attends a private Catholic laymen run nursery near Fifth Avenue. The program runs 6 am to noon, with about 20 peers and two teachers. Mrs Kennedy may enroll him in kindergarten next year.
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Brigitte Bardot
New York
Kennedy International Airport
Paris
Air France
Brigitte
France
Mexico
Carroll
Fitival al. Cannas
Doh F. Kennedy Dy
Fifth Avenue
St. David's School
Duhdohn
John
Ke Jelasa
Caroline
the Sacred Heart
London
T He Kennedys
David's
Voting-Rights Bill Could Alter Southern Voting Pattern
Washington AP reports the anticipated Senate vote on a voting rights bill aimed at enfranchising over 2 million nonwhite voters in seven Southern states. If enacted, substantial registration gains could shift power away from segregationist Democrats, with potential gains for Republicans and altered political dynamics.
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Washington
Senate
South
Census Bureau
Mississippi
Unruh seeks to dodge bruising budget battles in California
In Sacramento AP reports Jesse M. Unruh, Assembly speaker, aims to avoid further budget fights as Republicans push for a stronger economy, the Senate focuses on reapportionment, and Gov. Brown enforces fiscal policies. Unruh signals a climate of less partisanship but faces opposition to his tax cut and budget package.
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Jesse M. Unruh
Assembly
Senate
Brown
Democrat Unruh
House
Untuch
Jerome R. Waldig
Antioch
E. Richard Barnes
San Diego
Criminal Procedure Committee
Assembly Uaversity
Robert ‘. Monagan
R-Tracy
Waldie
Senate Judiciary
Assembly Repub
Whch
Los Angeles
Republi
Building Trades Near Pay Hike Across Southern California
About 120000 construction workers in Southern California are due wage and fringe benefits increases under new three year agreements with contractors and three unions. Carpenters and cement masons gain 81 cents hourly, laborers 127 cents, plus fringe benefits. Journeymen carpenters move to 4.45 an hour with 4.8444 in fringe, cement masons to 4.29, laborers to 4.50 plus 22 cents in fringe. Negotiations with Teamsters begin, Operating Engineers ongoing, structural steelworkers start in August.
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Los Angeles
California
Car'penters
Emtrannees
Teamsters
San Diego
Desegregation Threatens Negro Teachers in South
AP dispatch reports that desegregation is prompting the loss of Negro school teachers across the South. Officials in Florida, Texas, Virginia, Arkansas, and North Carolina cite displaced staff as dual systems end. NC officials warn figures may be estimates while Virginia and Texas confirm some layoffs amid consolidation pressures.
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Elume
Louisiana
Georgia
Egisters
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Satlanta
South
Southern
Florida
Texas
Arkansas
Asso Ihiation
Greenberg
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Charles Carroll
J. Rupert Picoil
Virginia Teachers Association
U.S
Edvcation
Negro Teachers — Association
Vernon McDanie
Dallas
Allen Smith
Border Clash Reaches Rann of Kutch in Patrol Skirmish
In a three week ceasefire lapse, an Indian patrol south of Blarbel clashed with Pakistani troops aided by armored cars. The Indian Defense Ministry said the patrol of 20 to 25 men repelled the attack, knocked out two Pakistani armored cars, and returned to base.
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India
Rann of Kutch
Indian Defense Ministry
Blarbel
Fashion terms for Cate Mia styles in white and prints
The notice describes long and short sleeve entrans synthetics in Cate Mia fashion. It highlights white, pastel, and printed options with exceptional values and emphasis on stylish, affordable choices.
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Vivid Pilots
Orion
Mylon
Osnaburg
Bbc
Penney
Beauty Casa Co Ee
Steres
Stera
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