Rising violence against teachers shocks cities
A Chicago Detroit New York study links rising teacher assaults to school boycotts and civil rights tensions. Reports cite knives bottles fists and broken bones as pupils 12 to 15 trigger outbreaks. Officials warn of pressure to report cases and uneven responses across districts while calling for disciplined action and safety measures.
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New York
Chicago
Carl A. Fuqua
New York City
NAACP
Detroit
William P. Moore
Samuel Olsen
Wayne County
Asland
Brooklyn
Calvin E. Gross
Owen B. Kiernan
Massachusetts
Ohio
Hunter Robinette
Bureau of Attendance
Cleveland
Philadelphia
David Horowitz
Russians Release Welch From Helmstedt Flight
Russian authorities freed Welch at Helmstedt after two denied requests for access. Newsmen could not interview Welch or Hennessen. Welch, seen in Hannover being moved to a plane, wore a white plaster cast on his right arm and appeared cheerful, seemingly glad to be back among his own. The Soviet note on the bomber downing had not mentioned his release.
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Hennessen
Helmstedt
Hannover
Stoessel
Moscow
Three Die After High Speed Wreck Near Randolph
Deputies redirected traffic as a Randolph County crash left three dead at 8:50 p.m. Coroner Brady cited multiple head injuries and broken necks. Officers noted one car torn up and wreckage scattered over a wide area. Investigators, including Cpl. D. R. McKinney, will continue the probe into possible alcohol involvement.
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Randolph County Sheriff's Department
Brady
Bolick
Fox
Winfred Haithcock
Cpl
D. R. McKinney
District 4
Troop
The
State Highway Patrol
Lexington
Railroad Heads Off Strike Try
Louisville and Nashville Railroad secured a temporary restraining order in U S District Court on Saturday night to halt a threatened walkout by four unions. Judge Henry Brooks set a March 30 hearing as unions warned of a 10 30 p m strike affecting about 5000 employees across locomotive engineers firemen enginemen conductors brakemen and trainmen. The railroad spans Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Georgia Florida Louisiana Virginia and Illinois.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
U.S. District Court
Henry Brooks
L&n
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Virginia
Illinois
Wrong Bottle Lady Memphis
An embarrassed Memphis woman reports a mishap with a new roll on spray product. She used glue on her underarm instead of deodorant, prompting caution about cosmetic safety and product labeling.
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Memphis (Ap
Memphis
Texans Unable to Vote State Officers in 1964 Poll
An AP survey finds about 100000 Texans did not pay poll taxes yet could vote for federal offices in 1964. The amendment ending poll taxes for federal races passed, but a move to end the state poll tax failed. Registration allowed 30 days for those behind on payments, limited to federal contests, while poll tax holders could vote in all elections.
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Austin
Tex
U.S
Texas
Senate
House
President
Associated Press
Johnson
Cotton Bill Gains Support From Industry Leaders
MEMPHIS AP A spokesman for the American Textile Manufacturers Institute said the cotton bill awaiting final congressional action will be beneficial to the whole cotton industry. ATMI executive vice president Robert C. Jackson of Washington called it not the final solution but more than first aid. Jackson spoke at the annual meeting of the Southern Cotton Association.
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Memphis
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
Robert C. Jackson
Washington
ATMI
Jackson
Southern Cation Association
Rusk Warns Against Quitters in Speech
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Salt Lake City audience that those who would quit the struggle would let down defenses gut foreign aid programs abandon the United Nations and hand the field to adversaries. He spoke at the Western Political Science Association meeting urging steps to build a decent world order.
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Utah
Dean Rusk
U.S
Rusk
United Nations
The
Western Political Science Association
State Department
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