Johnson proposes 1.66 billion education program open to parochial schools
President Johnson asks Congress to approve a 1.66 billion education plan targeting low income children and invites private and parochial schools to participate in shared time and joint facility use. The package funds pre school efforts, college student aid, teacher training, and university extension, amid protests from church-state separation groups.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
National Education Association
Trave
Poo Ae
Panamanian Students Block Anti U S Demands at Canal Zone
National Guard repels anti U S protests as students demand removal of Panamanian soldiers from Canal Zone boundaries. Demonstrators burn a homemade U S flag while tear gas disperses marchers near the U S zone during observances marking a border anniversary.
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Luis Noli
Panama
National Guard
Canal Zone
Canal Zoo
U.S
Santa Ana Plaza
National Institute
Panama City
Eee Senet
Gunman injures 30 in three Los Angeles area clubs
A 70-year-old gunman attacked three poker parlors in Gardena injuring more than 30. Louis Koullapis was disarmed and arrested after firing at police with revolvers in both hands. Arthur Archibald, 73, of Los Angeles, was wounded in the kidneys as patrons hid under tables amid flying glass.
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California
Louis Koullapis
Koullapis
Gardena
Calif
Howard Elgort
Burbank
Quadruplets Born In Wisconsin
In Kenosha Wisconsin Joyce Graf 23 gave birth to four babies two boys and two girls in nine minutes Monday night at Kenosha Memorial Hospital The babies weighed 4 pounds 2% ounces 3 pounds 8 ounces 4 pounds 5 ounces and 3 pounds 12% ounces All were placed in incubators Drs Walter Rattan and Edwin Barnes delivered the quartet The Graf family already includes twins about to turn one and a 3 year old son The parents Robin Graf 24 and Joyce Graf live in a house trailer and the quads had not yet been named The newborns and mother were reported in good condition
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Kenosha
Wis
Joyce Graf
Kenosha Memorial Hospital
Walter Rattan
Edwin Barnes
Grafs
Quads
One Navy en lister found alive four missing in Pamlico Sound
Four Navy enlisted men vanished Monday while en route from Stumpy Point to an observation tower in Pamlico Sound. One survivor, Margaret Della Cava of New York City, was taken to Portsmouth Naval Hospital. Two bodies were recovered from the Sound and no trace was found of the 45 foot picket boat.
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Virginia Beach
Pamlico Sound
N. C
Ren
Naval
Stumpy Point
Navy
Margaret Della Cava
New York City
Della Cava
Portsmouth
Oceana Naval Air Station
Oceana
Bliss poised to replace Burch as GOP chairman
In Phoenix Dean Burch expected to step down after a transition to make way for Ohio GOP figure C Bliss. Barry Goldwater and William E Miller supported the plan amid possible Chicago meeting by the National Committee. Bliss said he would not accept the chairmanship until vacancy and Goldwater's full support.
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Dean Burch
Ohio
GOP
C. Bliss
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz Burch
Goldwater
Bliss
William E. Miller
National Committee
Burch
Republican National Committee
BP Agen
Burch, Miller
Chicago
Republican Party
Sen. Goldwater
Navy Cmdr Henry Stanley Dies After Turbulent Jet Crash
Navy Cmdr Henry T Stanley, 39, died after his T33 trainer developed trouble over Fremont California. He stayed with the plane to avoid homes, ejecting too late. Copilot Lt Cmtz Harford Field survived. A girl, Lou Ann Endicott 7, was injured by debris. The crash occurred near Mission Peak damaging a school area.
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Fremont
Calif
Navy
Henry T. Stanley
Cmdr
Stanley
Lou Ann Endicott
Cmntz
Harford Field
Mobile
Ala
Field
Mission Peak
Ie Nevels
Nevels
William Ehlen
Mission San Jose High School
Ehlen
Mary
William J
Au Bateau Alameda
Japanese Leader Outlines Dual East West Role
Premier Eisaku Sato told a National Press Club luncheon Japan must be a bridge between East and West. He stressed Japan's close ties with the United States while noting its nearest neighbors are the Soviet Union and Communist China and warning on regional security since China’s nuclear test last October.
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Washington
Eisaku Sato
Japan
Asia
National Press Club
United States
Soviet Union
China
Pentagon Eyes Expanded High School ROTC Training
Officials propose remodeling the Junior ROTC program to extend to over 100000 youths, adding electronics, mechanics and related skills for potential military technician or civilian trades careers. President Johnson ordered a Defense Department study to make ROTC more responsive to national defense needs.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Tagon
Johnson
Conarems
Bate
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Guend
Wisconsin
Columbus
Mattter
Pentagon
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