Joint Space Flight Proposal Renewed at UN
United Nations, New York. President Johnson and Adlai Stevenson argue for a renewed joint manned moon flight effort with the Soviet Union as a staged path to practical space cooperation. They emphasize small steps toward lunar goals, seeking mutually beneficial outer space collaboration.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
Johnson Ap
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
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Moon
Assembly
Soviet
Kennedy
Iman
Stevenson
Milton Besser
Virginia Court Rules State Not Obligated To Run Public Schools
Virginia Supreme Court held that the state is not legally bound to operate public schools in Prince Edward County, allowing county authorities to rely on private schooling since 1959. The decision notes school closure to avoid desegregation and references ongoing U.S. Supreme Court considerations with Chief Justice Eggleston dissenting.
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Virginia
John F. Daffron
Hichmond
U.N. Outer Space Committee
Virginia Supreme Court
Lhey
Gale
U.S. Supreme Court
John W. Eggleston
Prince Edward
U.S
Free school plan backed by Kennedy and Virginia leaders
The plan, developed with Gov A S Harrison Jr and white and Negro leaders in Prince Edward, aims for a one year catch up operation while the Prince Edward case proceeds. If the court action does not decide by Aug 31 who will educate the children, the pupils could return to farms or homes next year with no schools. Sullivan's district has about 1,600 students including four white children.
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Kennedy
Virginia
Sullivan's
63 Minor Leaguers Selected in Draft
The AP report reviews the major league draft selecting 63 minor leaguers, led by Angels with six picks. Veterans like Koplitz and Owens joined new signees at fees up to $40,000. Pirates and Red Sox faced heavy losses of players but Yankees aimed to reclaim talent. Giants and Dodgers also active in adding first-year pitchers and others to balance rosters.
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Yan
Kee
Nour
Gil Downs
White Sox
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Sara
Tribune
Colorado ranks 30th in fulltime student count nationwide
AP dispatch from Cincinnati reports the University of Colorado holds the 30th position nationally for fulltime students in the latest enrollment ranking compiled by University of Cincinnati registrar Irene G. Parker. The Rocky Mountain region shows Brigham Young ahead with 12,954 students and Arizona with 12,688, while Colorado’s total is listed as 11,515. The article notes White House aides in the Kennedy era will continue in their posts.
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University of Colorado
Ir. Ene G. Parker
University of Cincinnati
An- Washington
Tal Snes
White House
University of California
Arizona
Meadore C. Sorensen
Press
Colorado
Pee Y Plante i Salgeer Rae
Feith Pannell
Lawrence Nottingham
Ameri O'Brien
Faw
Salinger
Johnson
Nottingham
Kennedy
Collerton Airfield
Milles
Tribune
Formula Adopted To Select Olympic Track and Field Team
The United States Olympic Committee announced a formal selection method for track and field, naming 17 events with NCAA AAU interservice and NASA qualifiers. From New York trials and Los Angeles meet results, 13 auto qualifiers plus five more will form the Olympic squad for Tokyo.
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Chicago
Lentz
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Tokyo
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Inpian
Brooklyn
NCAA
AAU
Armed Forces
NASA
Eugene
Ore
Quantico
Art Lentz
U.S. Olympic Committee
Track and Field Committee
Los Angeles
Oliver Goldsmith Named N. Greeley FB President
North Greeley Farm Bureau recently elected officers for the coming year with Oliver Goldsmith as president and Fred Cozzens as vice president. Other posts include Mrs A L Andersen Jr secretary Norman Lyster treasurer and Mrs Charles C Cozzens Women’s chairman John Emerson board member and program chairman. Delegates to the county convention were Mr and Mrs A L Andersen Jr Fred Cozzens Charles Cozzens Oliver Goldsmith Mrs Ed Drobnitch and Mrs Charles Cozzens. Alternate delegates included Norman Lyster Mrs Russell Hill Ed Drobnitch Mrs Oliver Goldsmith and Mrs Fred Cozzens. We discussed Blue Shield and Blue Cross and noted a county meeting at Buell School. A December 30 covered dish supper will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson and Mr and Mrs Fred Cozzens Jr.
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Harry Nelson
Fred Cozzens Jr
Leadville Man Sentenced for Embezzlement
Leadville AP. Dor Roll, 53, sentenced to five to seven years in state prison for embezzling more than 10,000 dollars from Maly Credit Union where she formerly served as treasurer. Dist. Judge William H. Luhy denied probation.
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Dor Roll
William H. Luhy
Roll
Maly Credit Union
Ancient seal and artifacts found in Israel
Archaeologists in Israel announce Early Bronze period finds in Arad and Tel Taipor. At Arad a clay architectural model of eight houses, nearly five millennia old, was uncovered. Tel Taipor yielded a Teitler seal and fifteen figurines amid broader ancient site discoveries.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Negev Desert
Arad
Tel-Taipor
30 Years of Theater Pace Marks Richmond Grand Opening
Charles B. Hall recalls regular attendance at the Grand Theatre in Richmond since its August 10 1993 opening. He has watched 1 775 movies there and spent 558 62 on admissions. The Texas Oklahoma football game has drawn sellout crowds for 18 straight years.
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ASU players earn WAC back and lineman of the week
Arizona State University quarterbacks John Jacobs and center Chris Stetzar win Western Athletic Conference back and lineman of the week honors as ASU routs Arizona 85 to 8. Jacobs contributed five completions for 123 yards and a TD, while Stetzar made four solo tackles and nine assists with an interception setting up ASU’s first TD. New Mexico’s Stan Quintana and Wayne Tordik earned other nominations for their performances against Brigham Young and delivering blocking for 449 yards offense.
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Chris Stetzar
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