Loney Seeks County Office Emphasizing School Sports Facilities
Mrs. Loney, a first time candidate and Cotaco PTA leader, runs on the Democratic ticket stressing improved physical education facilities in all county elementary schools. She serves as substitute teacher and PTA roles. GOP incumbents facewrite-in opposition planned by Democrats as qualifying closes with 31 county posts lacking Democratic candidates.
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Cotaco Parent Teachers Association
P.T.A. Council
Cotaco P.T.A
McClendon
G.O.P. Justice of the Peace
Democrat Executive Committee
Commission Warns of Rapid Black Population Shift and Policy Gaps
The commission warns of rapid urban black population growth by 1984 and predicts major black majorities in public schools in several cities by 1985. It calls for national action to create a true union and address unemployment and crime, highlighting looming demographic and social challenges.
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Lincoln
Washington
D.C
New York
Leities
New Orleans
Richmond
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Gary
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
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Oakland
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Dallas
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Harrisburg
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Hartford
New Haven
Marines Kill More Communists Near DMZ Amid Global War News
Reports say 375 Communist troops were counted killed by Marines and South Vietnamese forces after fighting near the DMZ. Intruders from the Enterprise conducted three major strikes over North Vietnam while monsoon weather limited missions to 69. Radio Hanoi claimed 29 killed and 11 wounded in Ha Noi suburbs. A Hue convoy arrived with nearly a million pounds of relief, and Saigon press urged intensified bombing and invasion talks. The commission on race said policies fail to lift disadvantaged youths and warned of urban apartheid unless education, jobs, and housing improve.
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U.S. Navy
Enterprise
North Vietnam
Radio
Hanoi
Hue
Highway 1
da Nang
Saigon
Tien Tuyen
Voice
North Vietnm
Johnson Opens Historic C5A Rollout At Lockheed Georgia Plant
President Johnson, the seventh U S leader to visit the island, hailed a leap in American military might at the Lockheed Georgia plant ceremony for the C5A cargo plane. About 40 000 spectators watched as Johnson praised the aircraft no uniformed crewman will travel without equipment again, marking a new era of rapid global airlift. His wife and family joined the weekend trip amid a holiday atmosphere with a band and lawmakers present.
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America
Lockheed-Georgia
Washington
Luci
Pat Nugent
Beaumont
Tex
Marietta
as_ Johnson
Wright Brothers
Johnson
Pentagon
Air Force
Harold Brown
Senate
House Armed Services Committees
House Armed Services
Rep. L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Congress
Reuther Seeks Unified AFL CIO Meeting In New York
In telegraphic notes, Walter Reuther urged leaders of AFL CIO unions to join in New York next Friday to discuss uniting the auto workers with the federation. Max Greenberg William Pollock and Charles Cogen are among those asked to attend the session. A special AFL CIO convention would require Executive Council approval, where Reuther has clashed with Meany.
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Auto Workers
Aflcio
Reuther
New York
Max—Greenberg
William Pollock
Telxile Workers Union
Charles Cogen
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Federation
Executive Council
Meany
Lister Hill and Mary Lasker Honored by Cardiology College
In San Francisco Sen. Lister Hill and Mrs. Mary Lasker received the American College of Cardiology's top non physician honor at the 17th annual scientific session. Hill could not attend as he retires this year and chairs health legislation and funding panels.
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San Francisco
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Mary Lasker
New York Health
American College of Cardiology
Scientific Society For
Heart Specialists
Lasker
Hill
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Couple abducted after service station sighting
Sgt Hancock said a man pulled a woman from a telephone booth and forced her into a car at a service station. The pair had just telephoned a friend in Huntsville and state troopers in Selma and Montgomery were alerted after the car drove away. the vehicle was stopped a few minutes later.
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Hancock
King
Miss Ferguson
Huntsville
Selma
Montgomery
Education leader Singletary earns district education post
Singletary, a University of Alabama alumnus with B S and M A degrees, teaches at Austin High School as senior level mentally retarded class instructor. He is president elect of Morgan Madison Limestone districts of the Council for Exceptional Children and serves in several professional groups. He previously worked as a teacher evaluator at the Decatur rehabilitation center in summer.
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Singletary
University of Alabama
Austin High School
Morgan, Madison
Limestone
Counlell
American Association of Mental Deficiency
Alabama Education Association
National Education Association
Phi Delta Kappa
Kappa Delta Pi
Decatur
Police Role Under Strain Highlighted by Panel
A panel notes the police occupy one of the most difficult roles in society. It stresses that officers face daily problems and people that test patience and courage. The report urges steps to address grievances from injustice and rising tension.
Park interpretive programs draw 579,850 visitors in Ontario 1967
Ontario park services report 1967 attendance of 579,850 for interpretive programs. The figure reflects crowds at museums guided hikes nature trails lectures and films across provincial parks.
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Ontario
Canada
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