Berkeley Hires New School Program Aims at Reading and Language
BERKELEY AP The new Berkeley school superintendent Dr Neil V Sullivan proposes a bold program including remedial reading foreign languages and sex education for students from elementary grades. He calls for daily reading time for slow readers night access to libraries and labs and aims to make children bilingual by high school with fourth grade foreign language study and community partnership to improve public education.
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Pan game craze sweeps Los Angeles area
A new card game Pan ingue from the Philippines via Las Vegas spreads through Los Angeles County with clubs in seven cities. The game uses eight decks and pits players who meld runs for a chip-based pot. Police fear organized gambling, though courts have issued temporary injunctions. the house collects a table rental chip from each pot, but not a cut of the winnings.
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Navy To Rescue Skindiver Suffers Bends Near Acapulco
A 14 year old boy from Mexico City, George Anthony Sprowls, emerges from a 36 hour decompression chamber aboard the USS Nereus after a scuba incident near Acapulco that left him paralyzed from the chest down. He said he was diving about 50 feet when his air ran out and he rose quickly. Doctors expect partial recovery.
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Coin Bill Signed By President
Washington AP President Johnson signed a bill to curb the nations coin shortage. The measure keeps the 1964 date on all coins to deter hoarding while officials assess hoarding claims and the impact on dealers collectors. Authorities warn the new money could attract criminal elements and note scammers target housewives with easy quick profits.
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Fresno Mother Faces Trial
Fresno mother Patricia Averill, 38, who pleaded innocent to charges after a dispute involving teenagers, faces a Municipal Court jury trial on November 17. Local authorities described a tense scene and ongoing questions about the events leading to the charges. The report notes her role and the community's response as the case proceeds.
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Surplus Food Bill Hits Senate Snag
Senate battle over the Surplus Food program unfolds as Ellender pushes for congressional approval of foreign currencies under Food for Peace. House support shifts, including a Poland and Yugoslavia aid ban, while conferees may seek a compromise. President Johnson sought a five year extension amid billions in farm surpluses spent on needy nations.
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