Charlottesville School Board demands Tramontin resign
The Charlottesville School Board unanimously requests the immediate resignation of Superintendent George C. Tramontin, saying he has lost the confidence of school personnel. The move follows a Virginia Education Association report detailing disputes over policies, surveillance claims, and tensions amid desegregation issues.
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Charlottesville
George C. Tramontis
Tramontin
Virginia Education Association
VEA
Ity
New York Cancelled Faisal Visit Dinner After Protests
Mayor Lindsay reversed plans for a New York state visit dinner for King Faisal after protests and a call to Secretary of State Rusk. City Hall canceled the dinner and an airport welcome, citing friction over Faisal's remarks. Pro Arab and Jewish groups weighed in amid strong national commentary.
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State Department
City Hall
Lindsay
Dean Rusk
Washington
Senate
Rusk
John S. Palmer
Robert J. McCloskey
Faisel
Action Committee On
America
M. T. Mehdi
New York
Lilienthal
Richard Korn
American Council For Judaism
Palestine
King Paisal
Israel
New York City
Mayer
Truce Followed Riots in The City of 16000
Police moved at a tight minute as Negroes dispersed after uproar. City leaders including Rev. Collier Mayor Stewart Kester plan talks to improve race relations and communication to prevent future riots.
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Collier
Stewart Kester
Kester
Watershed Projects Approved In N C
The North Carolina Board of Water Resources approved four watershed plans, including Hobbsville Sunbury in Gates county. Robeson county hosts Flea Hill and Jacob Swamp Meadow Branch. Nobbsville Sunbury is expected to yield 78386 in annual benefits from flood damage reductions and land use gains. other projects show 671293, 66597, and 25067 respectively. Mike Fornieles, once hampered by arm trouble in MLB, now pitches for the Supreme Saints in the Easton Park League.
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North Carolina Board of Water Resources
Robeson County
Hobbsville - Sunbury
Gates County
Flea Hill
Cumberland County
Jacob
Robeson
Elmer Graham
Nobbsville-Sunbury
Jacob Swamp
Boston
Mike Fornieles
Rouble
Fornieles
Supreme Saints
Map Satellite In Polar Orbit
PA GEOS and Pageos satellite pair reached polar orbit from Vandenberg Air Force Base California. Pageos, a 100 foot diameter reflective balloon, will map Earth from 2600 miles out, photographed from 41 locations to improve maps. NASA confirmed the craft appeared to be on target and functioning after launch at 5 12 p m PDT.
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Cali
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pageos
Dodd Testimony Fight Over Alleged $10,000 Conversation
The committee faced blowback as Dodd condemned letting the alleged cash talk enter the public record after earlier closed hearings. Martin and Zeiller testified no such conversation occurred, with Zeiller saying the tale is false and Martin affirming the claim is untrue.
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Dodd
Zeiller
Martin
Car. Petter
Tragic death linked to Vashon Island resident alibis
Clubbing suspect who lives on Vashon Island testified he was with Miss Trumbull on Wednesday and left the apartment around 5 p.m. He spoke with her by phone about 10 p.m. The deceased is Miss Trumbull, daughter of Mr and Mrs Al Trumbull, her father a Portland Fire Department lieutenant. Miss Bowe’s parents, Mr and Mrs Ray Bowe, were en route to Seattle.
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Iff
Vashon Island
Miss Trumbull
Aliman
al Trumbull
Portland
Fredericksburg approves 1 percent local sales tax
Fredericksburg City Council voted unanimously Thursday to approve a one percent local sales tax that will take effect September 1, in addition to the existing two percent statewide levy. The action aligns with state sales tax provisions and applies to city transactions as part of local fiscal measures.
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Fredericksburg
House Approves Bill To Train More Medical Personnel
The House approved unanimously a 155 million dollar three year bill to fund facilities and student loans to train about 4,000 technologists therapists optometrists dietitians nutritionists and pharmacists yearly. It expands loan forgiveness to doctors dentists and optometrists in rural or underserved areas and uses private capital for student loans. The measure now goes to the Senate with broad support from Republicans and Democrats.
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Washington
House
Senate
William L. Springer
RIL
J. Arthur Younger
R.calif
Harley O. Staggers
D- W.va
House Commerce Committee
Encour
Racial march through Canton met with arrests and clashes
The Mississippi march led by civil rights figures faced tear gas and clubbing as tents were set up near Benton and Canton. Police arrested several leaders including Hosea Williams and a Canton leader China amid confrontations with white youths. Authorities planned federal protection for King and others as they aimed for Jackson's Capitol with a Sunday rally in view.
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Carmichael
Mississippi
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
McKisssick
McKissick
Canton
Hosea Williams
China
Jean
Benton
White House
Philadelphia
Miss
Ted
Neshoba County
Reon
Jackson
Kings
Dan Russell
Washington
Johnson
Paul Johnson
Clayton, Lewis
Lawrence Rainey
Memphis
Tenn
Robert L. Gaza
Chinn
Own
William Longgrear
Williams
McNeal
Annie Levine
Dan Thompson
Jack Cauthen
Thompson
James H. Meredith
U.S. 51
Meredith
Capitol
Badgers Add 13 009 Seats at Camp Randall this Fall
The University of Wisconsin expands Camp Randall by 13 009 seats boosting capacity to 77 280 for the Badgers home opener this fall. The stadium becomes the fifth largest college owned venue, with Michigan Ohio State Stanford and Tulane hosting larger facilities.
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Badgers
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Camp Randall
Michigan
Ohio State
Stanford
Tulane
Chicago rector elected bishop coadjutor of Virginia
The Rev. Robert Bruce Hall, rector of St. Chrysostom's Church in Chicago since 1958, was chosen bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia on the fifth ballot by a special council. At 45, he will assist Bishop Robert F. Gibson Jr. and automatically succeed him. Hall, a Wheeling, West Virginia native, was supported by a nominating committee amid varied names. His election drew mixed reactions within the diocese. He holds degrees from Trinity College and the Episcopal Theological School and previously served in West Virginia.
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Robert Bruce Hall
St. Chrysostom’s
Chicago
Episcopal Diocese of
Virginia
Hall
Robert F. Gibson Jr
Nall
Wheeling
W.va
Hursday
Hal
John L. O'Hear
Wil Imington
Del
Colesman McGehee Jr
Alexandria
Joseph Thomas Heistand
Dorothy Glass Hall
Mr. Hall
A. R. Dunning
Millwood
Barge Strikes Bridge Rescue After Fraser River Collapse
Six rescued after a barge ripping out a Fraser River bridge sent a car and a small truck and four boys into the water en route to strawberry farms near Richmond. One hospitalized. reports conflicted on how many vehicles were on the span. The tug and barge crew rescued the youths and others, amid confusion over exact count.
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Vancouver
B.C
Fraser River
Vheys
Berry Farms
Richmond
South Vancouver
The
Fraser
Viet Nam War Angers Raise U S Forces In Skirmishes
Viet Nam reports show Buddhist youth Ngo Van Bay killed after rangers captured him in monk robes. Chinook gunships join U S 1st Infantry Division, each with seven crew and five .50 cal guns, as battles erupt near Mo Duc. U S jets fly 65 multi plane missions targeting fuel depots north of Hanoi while a MIG and a Crusader are downed.
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U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Viet Nam
Mo Duc
Saigon
U.S
U.S. Navy
Air Force
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Philip V. Vampatella
Islip Terrace
Long Island
N_Y
Eugene Chaney
Dothan
Ala
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Kowhoon
Kichlands
Quang Tri Province
Joffre Boston
Falls Church
City Hall Protest Ends in Clashes and Arrests
A protest at City Hall devolved into a melee as landlords and tenants clashed with police. A woman landlord struck Gray with a placard, Gray punched a white bystander, and several protesters were arrested. Gray faced multiple charges including assault and resisting arrest, with others charged for disorderly conduct. The crowd then moved to the rent office on Broadway where plants were smashed and papers scattered before additional arrests and paroled hearings.
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Gray
Harry Berkowitz
Maxine Green
Shel
Robert Vaughan
City Hall
Broadway
Vaughn
Orders to favor civilian production for defense needs
The Defense Department says in ten months it issued 218 rated orders for uniforms. Rated orders push firms to produce when bids are insufficient. Thursday's directives go further. If firms refuse, the Commerce Department may bar civilian orders using the plant’s capacity until government orders are met.
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Defense Department
Commerce Department
Color coded desks signal status in new building layout
Officials consider color coded desks to mark department levels with blue for supervisors yellow for clerks and black for administrators. Symbols such as green pine trees or a cow with needle illustrate departments while ABC uses simple letters. Volpe notes desk colors often reflect status and readers’ ease with signs.
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O’connell
Herman V. LaMark
LaMark
O' Connell
Natural Resources Department
Livestock Disease Department
Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission
Milk Control Board
Ccow
Frank N. Volpe
Volpe
John A. Volpe
Draft wealth gap highlighted in Wisconsin district talk
A speaker notes that draft exemptions favor families earning under $5,000. He cites mail from his district showing no drafts from households above $5,000 income, with possible exceptions. The remarks center on northern Wisconsin’s income levels and draft policy perception.
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