Named In Conspiracy Retired Army Colonel Nabbed For Espionage
Washington AP report: retired Army lieutenant colonel William Henry Whalen, 51, formerly on the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was arrested in Virginia on charges of conspiring to deliver national defense data to the Soviet Union. Two former Soviet embassy officials, Sergei Edemski and Mikhail Shunaev, are named coconspirators. they are no longer in the United States.
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Wooldridge Becomes Army’s First Sergeant Major of the Army
William O. Wooldridge, a 43 year old World War II and Vietnam veteran from Shawnee Oklahoma, is named the Army’s first Sergeant Major of the Army. He will advise the Army chief of staff on education morale and promotions while remaining at the same pay. He received the new rank at the Pentagon with his family present and was praised for his 25 year rise from private to top enlisted leader.
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Rolling Stones to stay aboard yacht in New York visit
The Rolling Stones cannot secure hotel rooms due to fans and will lodge on a rented yacht during summer concerts. Their American manager has asked the New York City Department of Marine and Aviation for permission to place a net around the vessel to deter teens from attempting to swim out and board.
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Educators Propose 20 Year Reform Plan For India's Literacy
A panel from six nations outlined a sweeping 20 year program to reform India's education system. The 500000 word report calls for compulsory science, modern agriculture with state universities, multilingual curricula, and gender equality while stressing English as a link language and funding growth to $40.3 billion over 29 years.
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Dreams may mobilize stored nutrients during sleep
Los Angeles AP reports psychiatrist Dr. Arnold J. Mandell of UCLA says dreams may mobilize stored sugars and fats to feed brain and muscles at night by raising hormones like adrenaline and ACTH. He notes a 50 minute three phase cycle of food seeking, eating, resting, with dreams replacing night meals though adrenaline can stress the heart.
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Brazilian Jungle Parish Struggles With Hunger and Disease
In Arapixuna near the Amazon, Rev Cornelius Lynch reports that malnutrition is severe and a simple grippe can be deadly. About 7,000 residents spread across 10 settlements rely on fish and farinha from mandioca. Poverty and disease including malaria, parasites, and rheumatism plague the community as priests from Providence volunteer to aid, while locals push for literacy and high school opportunities.
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Desks Donated By Charlotte To Peru School
CHARLOTTE AP Two thousand used school desks are donated to Arequipa Peru, Charlotte’s Sister city. The desks, surplus here, are modern by Arequipa standards. Mayor Stan Brookshire notes Arequipa sent photographs of children on planks. Purchased for $1,000, they will ship free on Navy ships to Lima as part of Handclasp, with delivery hoped for August or September.
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Commission Urges Big Pay Hikes for Teachers
The commission recommended substantial salary upgrades for teachers, noting that even the minimum salary would reach 150 rupees or about $20, highlighting a significant rise in fiscal outlay and planning for education funding.
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