Ads Urning Support Hike Raise Furor
Topeka AP reports anger in the Kansas House over ads in several newspapers urging readers to contact lawmakers and back higher school funding. The spots claim 40 percent state support, misrepresenting national averages and masking the Kansas State Teachers Association and Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers as sponsors. House members branded the ads mislead ing and tied to legislators, noting the 40 percent figure is a median across diverse state funding systems.
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Topeka
Kansha
Kansas State Teachers Association
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
House
Clyde Hill
R-Yates Center
Hill
Hih
Kansas
Anti-American Castro Rally Faces Jail Threats in Rio
Organizers of a pro Castro congress in Rio de Janeiro face possible arrest as Guanabara State Governor Lacerda vows to bar the Brazilian section. The move comes amid U.S. Congress criticism and before the main international section opens in Sao Paulo. The event remains unaffiliated with President Goulart’s administration which secured Washington loans.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Carlos Lacerda
Guanabara
Rio
U.S
Lacerda
Sao Paulo
Washington
Congress Organizing Committee
Luis Gonzaga Leite
U S plans twin rocket launches from Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral set for a doubleheader with Saturn V test flight and Explorer 17 satellite launch. The 165 foot Saturn will fire its first stage only for 100 seconds to test engine failure tolerance. Explorer 17 aims to study Earth atmosphere structure and upper layers.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Common Market risks U S farm exports in Europe
EU Common Market, backed by the United States, grows more self confident and threatens American farm goods. French and other members push for more internal production, raising levies that spike poultry costs and curb U S poultry and grain exports. The 1962 and 1961 figures show sizeable declines as duties rise.
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Europe
Uncle Sam
France
United States
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Common Market aims uniform grain prices among six nations
The article notes that the Common Market seeks uniform wheat and grain prices across six countries. If prices rise, farmers may plant more grain, boosting supply to reduce imports. It cites French support at about $2.15 per bushel and West German support around $3, while U.S. farmers often sell wheat for $2 or less.
City to Use Automation to Counter Automation Effects
New York City plans to deploy automation to mitigate automation impacts. Acting labor commissioner James J. McFadden said on a taped TV show that automatic teaching machines will soon train workers whose skills are eliminated or threatened, starting with 500 electronic technician trainees.
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New York City
James J. McFadden
McFadden
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