Terror In The Schools By Bernard Gavzer
A Chicago substitute teacher fights off a thrown chair as vandalism disrupts classrooms. The piece quotes AP reporting widespread fear among teachers about injuries and repairs, with costs rising to thousands in major cities. It notes incidents of glass breakage, damaged property, and threats by students, framing it as a national concern.
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Bernard Gavzer
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Boston
Los Angeles
Newark
San Francion
Cisco
Chicago
New York
New
York
Detroit
Les
Three Die In Ramseur Wreck On Highway 49
Three persons died instantly and two were injured in a head on collision on Highway 49 two miles north of Ramseur. Police say a 1957 Vin cannon auto traveling 80 to 90 mph struck a towed car then hit a northbound vehicle, demolishing both Vincannon and Haithcock cars.
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Marvin Barts
Enterprise
Ramseur
Highway 49
Here
Randolph County
Julian Brady
Roger Lee Vincannon
McMasters St
Asheboro
James Herman Luclaw
McDermott
Conway
S. C
Glenn Poems Haithcock
Staley
Randolph Hospital
Robert Glenn Fox Jr
Northside Terrace
Winfred Haitheac
I. L. Bolick
William Aaron Pritchard
Nathan Gales
Vuacannon
Pritchard
Du Pont Fortune Tax Free Ends Taxable Income
A House subcommittee reports that the Alfred J. du Pont estate will revert to the Nemours Foundation, removing future taxable income and boosting the tax burden on workers. The foundation,-backed by Jessie Ball du Pont, controls Nemours assets and Florida East Coast Railway interests.
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Washington
Alfred J. du Pont
House
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Nemours Foundation
Patman
du Pont
Fortune
Florida
Jessie Ball du Pont
Alfred I. du Pont
Detroit
Delphia
Welch
U.S. Air Force
John A. Hent
Nessen Jr
Church Plans Groundbreaking Event Planned by School Aid
Church plans a groundbreaking event on Page 3 A announcing teacher aid fun and community involvement. The item notes a ceremony date and local school partnerships, highlighting community support and outreach.
Red helicopter slips past radar in Key West probe
The US investigated whether an armed Cuban helicopter hijacked in Havana slipped into Key West International Airport undetected by radar. The Cuban crew and a pilot were killed. two Cuban army captains defected claiming seizure in Havana. The helicopter, a Russian built craft, arrived Friday. The Cuban government demanded return of the helicopter and two defectors, while a third passenger sought repatriation. The incident prompted diplomatic maneuvering as U S officials, including President Johnson, discussed a review of policies and possible mediation with Panama and other nations.
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Key West
Fla
Havana
Key West International Airport
U.S
United States
State Department
Washington
Cuba
Panama
Miami
Canal
Sergio Johnson
Roque
West
U.s.s
Charles Fonvielle
Boca Chica
Naval Air Station
Johnson
Miguel Moreno
Organization of American States
Europe
Saylhew
U.S. Eschinery
Bell
Agency For International Development
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Aid Drop Predicted By Bell
Washington AP reports Aid chief David E Bell forecast that many nations will drop from U S aid rolls in coming years as they gain ability to pay their own way. The prediction reflects a shift toward greater self sufficiency among recipient countries.
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Washington
David E. Bell
U.S
Vietnam War Enters a New Phase of Violence
Saigon notes a shift in the Vietnam War with intensified raids on outposts and villages near the Cambodian border. Both Viet Cong and government forces use napalm and phosphorus bombs, causing civilian casualties and moral debate among American and Vietnamese leaders. Reports describe prisoner killings and harsh reprisals as the conflict escalates and civilians suffer.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Ben Cau
Tay Ninh
Toj
Johnson Takes Personal Step Toward Panama Crisis
President Johnson walked unannounced into a briefing and read a detailed statement on the Panama dispute. He said the United States seeks talks with Panama and asserted a firm stance on the crisis, signaling active administration involvement in negotiations.
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Washington
Johnson
Panama Jack
George A. Reedy
Panama
Assault injures High Point man at dead end street
A 29 year old High Point man was struck on the head by an unknown assailant in the street at the dead end of Cloverdale Avenue. He was taken to High Point Memorial Hospital and then to Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem, listed in critical condition as police investigate with no known witnesses.
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High Point
Max
Jimmy Edward Norris
High Point Memorial Hospital
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Cloverdale Avenue
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Harold W. Welch
East Germany
Wiesbaden
West Germany
Wiesbaden- Erbenheim
Air Force
Détroit
Bulletin
White House
George Reedy
ARES
Reedy
U.s.-Panama
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