Utah Teachers Vote On Two Day Boycott For Funds
Utah’s 10,000 public school teachers were ordered to boycott classrooms for two days next week to press for $6 million in 1964 65 funding. A two day recess on Monday and Tuesday was adopted by the Utah Education Association House of Delegates. A statewide teachers meeting was set for Tuesday to chart further action. Governor Clyde declined to call a special session to approve the funds. The NEA may be urged to sanction Utah educators until the finance dispute is resolved.
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Thad Poulson
Salt Lake City
Utah
House of Delegates
Utah Education Association
George D. Clyde
Clyde
Educa
Mrs Stutts Reunites With Husband From Korea
Mary Belle Stutts plans to greet Capt Ben Stutts released after a year in a North Korean prison. From Seoul she spoke by phone at 11 30 p m Friday as family and friends learned of his status. The couple and Voltz were captured May 17 when a helicopter went down north of the Korean line. Stutts asked forgiveness for past grief and talked about their children Greg Mike and Bruce. The State Department had not yet confirmed the news as of Saturday afternoon.
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Ben Stutts
Seoul
Korea
Stutts
Carleton W Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
State Department
Voltz
North
South Korea
Greg
Mike
Bruce
Multiple two vehicle crashes report with no injuries
No one was injured in several Saturday two vehicle accidents. Fred Crow and Don Ooten faced a Royal Dr intersection collision. another on Sixth Ave NW involved Joe Williams and Martha Crow with no injuries. Additional minor crash on 6th Ave NE near Church St involved Mary Pickens and William Turpen with no injuries. Also noted Ella Moseley of Judson College won outstanding reporter on The Triangle staff.
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Royal Dr
6Th Ave
Fred C. Crow
Phillips Ct
Don Douglas Ooten
7Th Ave. NW
Sixth Ave
3Rd St. NW
Joe Williams
Athens
Martha Darren Crow
Austin St. SW
Church St
Mary H. Pickens
Madison
William H. Turpen
Anderson
Ella Moseley
R. H. Moseley
Decatur
Triangle
Judson College
Worship Anywhere but People Still Need a Place to Gather
The piece contrasts outdoor worship with church attendance noting Jesus prayed in the wilderness and on the Mount of Olives. It cites Theodore Roosevelt saying worship can occur anywhere but often requires a specific place and time. It affirms outdoor prayer but questions habitual outdoor devotion versus organized worship.
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God
Jesus
Son of God
Mount of Olives
M.N
Theodore Roosevelt
Christ
Ulbricht predicts West Germany under Communism by 2000
In Berlin East Germany political leader Walter Ulbricht speaks at a mass youth rally at the Walter Ulbricht Stadium. He foresees West Germany becoming Communist ruled by the year 2000 and cites church attendance as a source of spiritual strength amid political change.
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Berlin
Walter Ul
Bricht
East Berlin
West Germany
Democratic Republic
Walter Ulbricht
Nation's Might Draws Viewers at Armed Forces Day
"Power for Peace" themed celebration showcased military weaponry and installations at Delano Park. Youngsters especially thrilled at the oversized displays and equipment on view.
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Nation
Delano Park
Army display showcases missiles and helicopters in Huntsville
Army reserve and national guard units demonstrated machine guns and other equipment while two helicopters drew crowds. The event aimed to show how the armed forces fulfill missions with a mass parachute jump by the 20th Special Forces Group. Several hundred spectators reportedly watched despite safety concerns with live ammunition on site.
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Army Reserve
National Guard
Viet Nam
Huntsville
Decatur
Florence
Army
Lus
Man Drowns On Smith Lake Near Harris Fishing Camp
The body of Noah Lee Burney, about 55, from Hanceville, was recovered from Smith Lake near Harris Fishing Camp after drowning on a solo fishing trip. Dragging operations with 10 to 15 boats continued all day. his remains were taken to Moss Service Funeral Home in Cullman.
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Cullman
Hanceville 2
Smith Lake
Aishing
Here
Noah Lee Burney
Cullman County Sheriff's Office
Burney
Harris
Trimble
Moss-Service
Loyd Hays Memorial Fund Surpasses Four Thousand
A public fund in honor of Loyd Hays, a popular game warden killed May 1 in Morgan County, has risen to over four thousand dollars. The money assists his wife and five children, aids Jim Hays’s college education in Birmingham, and helps fund a new house. Contributions continue to pour in via The Decatur Daily, held by a three member committee for later distribution.
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Jim Hays
Birmingham
Jim
Loyd Hays
Morgan County
Loyd
Decatur Daily
Hays
Bank Robber Eludes Lawmen in Nashville Escape
William Hutton Coble, 41, who had been sentenced to 17 years for the Ardmore First National Bank robbery, escaped Metropolitan Jail less than an hour after a U S Marshal turned him in. He wandered a hallway for six hours before authorities suspended a jail turnkey during the investigation.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ardmore
First National Bank of
William Coble
William Hutton Coble
Fate Thomas
Coble
U.S
Frank Gray
Columbia
Thomas
Alligator Spotted While Fishing near Decatur Island
Glenn Sanders of Huntsville along with John W. Johnson and family from Decatur reported spotting an alligator while fishing on the Tennessee River near Chemstrand. They described watching a large head moving slowly in shallow water near a small island as they anchored 150 yards from the bank.
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Glenn Sanders
Huntsville
John W. Johnson
Decatur
Tennessee
Sanders
Chemstrand
Look Inside John Knox A Decade Of Tension Purse Watchers
Feature series examines John Knox era money and betting culture with focus on purse watchers and era tensions guiding high stakes racing and financial facets. Kennedy family noted among prominent enthusiasts as Northern Dancer’s Preakness win highlighted.
Rockefeller Wins Oregon Primary in Surprise Upset
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller narrowly wins Oregon GOP presidential primary for 88 667 votes, ahead of Henry Cabot Lodge and Barry Goldwater. Goldwater fires back, pledging clash with Rockefeller in California while Lodge trails in 2 3 percent of the vote. Ballot totals show Nixon Smith Scranton also voting.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
California
Arizona
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rockefeller
Lodge
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
U.S
South Viet Nam
High Official Disagrees With Rocky Charges
President Johnson and top aides discussed expanding U S aid to South Viet Nam as State Department official George W Ball challenged Nelson Rockefeller's claim that the public lacks full Vietnam information. Ball said the public has a full picture and Johnson planned further congressional funding after McNamara briefed leaders.
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Washington
Johnson
U. S
South Viet Nam
State Department
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Viet Nam
Special Administration
George W. Ball
Gov. Rockefeller
Dean Rusk
Robert S.mcnamara
White House
McNamara
George Reedy
Congress
U.S. Casualties In Viet Nam Up
American casualties in South Vietnam rise to about 1 000 since 1961 with 131 killed in action and 98 dead from noncombat causes. Wounded total 867 and nine missing while South Vietnamese losses exceed 41 800. Pentagon stands by the tally as Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh cites more than 300 American heroes.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
U. S
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
U.S
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