Moore Says Education Budget Decisions Premature
Gov. Dan Moore indicated that any major new budget requests for public education would be premature until the state's financial status is known next year. He cited insufficient information on needs and resources and noted the Advisory Budget Commission will finalize education hearings in the fall.
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Dan Moore
General Assembly
United Forces of Educa
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UPE
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New York
North Carolina
Moorell
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Virginia poll tax ruling prompts mixed political reactions
Cision notes overhaul of election laws as needed while Sen Byrd and Rep Smith agree. Boothe calls the ruling a healthy prompt to broaden voting, while Spong and Robertson comment on court impact. Gov Godwin and Attorney General discuss practical effects as Virginia lawmakers prepare for next year's elections amid a postponed repeal push. Richmond Crusade for Voters foresees growth in turnout and activism.
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Jennings
Supreme Court
Byrd
Armistead L. Boothe
Alexandria
General Assembly
Virginia
Boothe
Godwin
Botton
Senate
House
Democratic
Watkins M. Abbitt
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Richmond
Richmond Crusade For Voters
William
Thornton
Court views on poll taxes and equal protection debates
The court criticized locking constitutional views to a single historical moment while noting past poll tax upholding in 1937. Justices Douglas and dissents questioned progress from precedent and highlighted race, economic equality, and Congress power in shaping voting rights, reflecting tensions over state taxes and federal review.
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High Court
Georgia
Alexandria
Fairfax County
Annie E. Harper
Gladys A. Berry
Curtis
Myrtle L. Burr
Evelyn Butts
Norfolk
Douglas
Harlan
Black
Virginia
Congress
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
Aircraft collision avoidance system eyed for airlines
A beeping device using radio signals to measure time delays between aircraft calculates distance and approach rate to avoid collisions. Spokesmen said discussions with airlines, the FAA, and the military on implementation and production have been under way, with private owners unlikely to bear the cost. The system aims at airline and corporate fleets rather than private planes.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Brezhnev to Reassess Stalin and Khrushchev Roles
A Soviet report by Leonid Brezhnev signals a reevaluation of Joseph Stalin and Nikita Khrushchev, crediting Stalin with some positives while Khrushchev may receive limited blame. The Peking Moscow rift remains unlikely to break diplomatic ties, as diplomats note ideological differences are secondary to strategic aims amid growing Soviet industrial maturity and China’s economic struggles.
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Leonid J. Brezhnev
Joseph V. Stalin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
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Khkushchev
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Peking
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Kremlin
China
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Red China
Humphrey praises labor unity amid global tension
In a speech at Con ness Humphrey lauded AFL-CIO leaders for independence and backed administration gains in medical care, education, and housing. He urged labor to rally support for first-term Democrats aligned with labor goals and warned of a spiritual revival among the brethren. International notes highlighted cooling U.S.-Soviet-China ties, with China accusing Moscow of copying U.S. containment tactics and unconfirmed reports of troops near borders. North Viet Nam planned a delegation to a forthcoming congress.
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Moscow
Hanoi
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Russia
Albania
Europe
Viet Nam
Romania
Nicolae Cansescu
Jon. Gheorghe Maurer
Vatican study on mixed marriage and doctrinal gaps
Dr. Ramsey discusses practical issues in Vatican study of mixed marriage and Anglican orders. He notes new marriage regulations are not final and cites ongoing doctrinal differences. The visit to Pope Paul VI ends with warmth, a kiss of peace, and a shared blessing for thousands before Ramsey proceeds to Geneva to meet the World Council of Churches.
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Ramsey
Hostage crisis ends as tear gas frees Fawbush home
In western Oregon a siege at the Fawbush house ends after state police deploy tear gas eight hours after Acree and hostages were surrounded. Acree refused surrender. sister conversations failed. Mr and Mrs Fawbush freed and taken for observation. Acree hospitalized.
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Anions
Dennis Les Wallace
Stanley Thomas Beaudoin
Fawbush
Acree
Brian Johnson
KOMO
Seattle
Oregon
R.G. Howard
Warne Nunn
Mark ©. Hatfield
Wiliam
Trout
Springfield
Six Persons Convicted In Four-State Auto Ring
Six people were found guilty in Greenville Federal District Court in a four state stolen car ring case. Horace King and Mildred King faced multiple conspiracy and theft counts, with other defendants from Georgia and South Carolina also convicted. The case spanned 1964 activity across Georgia South Carolina North Carolina and Virginia with nine vehicles moved. Sentencing is scheduled for Friday with potential prison terms and fines outlined for conspiracy and transport offenses.
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Greenville
Federal District
Horace
King
Near Hickory Tavern
John P. Hellamia
Laurens
George Boswell
C. A. Barrett
Commerce, Ga
Louis F. Bowers Jr
Decatur
J. Robert Martin Jr
Horace King
Mildred
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Boswell and
Barrett
Commerce
Bowers
Pen Timmy undergoes heart operation after chest injury
Pen Timothy was rushed to a hospital where Dr John McKain and Dr George Warner performed a two hour operation. They found the pen casing had penetrated the right ventricle and upper heart valve and lodged in the artery. The doctors removed the pen and Timothy recovered enough to go home Friday. Mrs Williams urged other boys not to experiment with explosives.
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Timothy
John McKain
George Warner
Warner
Williams
Gunman era hostage drama ends with death in Oregon
In an ambulance, but death came within minutes. A gunman identified as Acree, an ex convict, was mortally wounded after tear gas exposed him following a hostage standoff in which Juanita Tucker pleaded with him not to shoot. Police found Acree near 2 pm with a pistol in hand.
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Acree
Juanita Tucker
Cletus Bowles
Wilfred Gray
California
Springfield
Vietnamese War Commentary Wider World Reactions
Philippine senator Maria Kalaw Katigbak says Chinese believe the U S plans invasion of Viet Nam as part of a broader strategy. Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba urges unification and neutralization of Viet Nam, citing difficulty in ending liberation efforts and a war that leads nowhere.
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U.S
Maria Kalaw Katigbak
Red China
Manila
United States
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Bourguiba
China
Indonesian Cabinet urged to restore Parliament authority
Subandrio led calls from Islamic and Catholic lawmakers to restore Parliament’s real power after Sukarno’s era. Nahda tul Ulama and Catholic groups backed Suharto, urging anti graft action and a foreign policy guided by national interests amid a Red China policy critique. Chinese officials continue to flee, with about 40 officials and families gone and 30 booked for transport as attacks and harassment persist after the failed coup.
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Subandrio
Suharto
Sukarno
Nahdatul Ulama
Nebraska snowstorm paralyzes region as Pilger recovers
A severe blizzard left the Northern plains in disarray with 17 inch snow in Southern Minnesota and nine families displaced by ice jams near Sartell. Nebraska towns like Pilger and Macy faced prolonged outages while crews restored lines and roads. Fifteen lives were lost in Nebraska, with widespread outages and power limitations reported across multiple states.
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Minneapolis- St. Paul
Elmore
Faribault
Waseca
Mankato
Rochester
Fire Department
Mississippi
Sartell
Minn
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
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Macy
Neb
Norsfolk
Omaha
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