Hungry Children Hunger Crisis in North Carolina Schools
North Carolina faces a hunger problem with over 120000 students missing breakfast daily and more than 35000 skipping lunch. The State Board of Education report cites reasons from lack of funds to parental neglect and early departures, with Dr. Carroll urging action as hunger undermines education and classroom performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Board of Education
Charles F. Carroll
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Carroll
Dr. Carroll
Anathiad
Ty Avenes
Soviet Writer Describes POW Camp Life in Vietnam
Australian-born journalist Wilfred Burchette, based in Moscow, writes for Communist and Western outlets. He spent five months in South Vietnam with Viet Cong forces and met four American POWs, including Sgt. Isaac Camacho of El Paso Texas and Sgt. George Smith whose mother lives in Chester West Virginia. The prisoners were captured during a Special Forces training camp overrun on the night of November 23 24 1963 near Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Wilfred Burchette
Moscow
South
Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Giai Phong Quan
Liberation Army
National Front of Liber
Burchette
Associated Press
America
Issac Camacho
el' ‘Aso
Tex
George E. ‘Smith
Mather
Chester
W. Va
Chattanooga
Tenn
Liberation Front
SFP Eealegee Sncsy Laemner Ene
C. Issac Camacho
Mike Elorrena
Fabens
U.S. Army
5Th Special Forces
U.S. Army Adjutant General
J.C. Lambert
Camacho
U.S
Saigon
Kemem Age Maaveven
Alg
J. A
Paso
Thomas Jefferson High
Hoover
Isaac Camacho
el Paso
Texas
Kenneth Ronahack
Fayetteville
N. C
Claude McClure
George E. Smith
Viet Con
South Viet Nam
It's A Long Wait For POW Families
In Chattanooga AP report two escapees captured after Viet Cong pursuit near Saigon and a long wait for Mrs. Rita J. McClure whose husband was captured. The piece notes a July 1 wedding at Fort Bragg North Carolina and identifies the pair connected to Army Spec. 3 Claude D. Mc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita J. McClure
South
Viet Nam
Salisbury
Foreman Jr
Wash
McClure
Marington
N.C
Dennis R
Sgt
Claude McClure
Asia
Skeptical family questions Ike Camacho's fate in Vietnam
The Camacho family in El Paso doubts conflicting reports of Sgt. Isaac Camacho's status. His mother recalls missing notices, a sighting on a stretcher, and capture by Viet Cong on November 23 after arriving in Vietnam four days earlier. She cites eight letters from Gen. Lambert and notes Ike planned to reenlist despite wounds.
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Isaac
Ike) Camacho
Ike
Mike Elorreana
el Paso
Texas
John Losoya
Lisa
Priscilla
President Johnson seeks stronger role abroad amid travel wave
President Johnson signals broader leadership ambitions as he prepares new overseas trips and contemplates a future run, saying he hopes to sharpen civil rights views and pursue bold federal actions while stressing economy. The trip includes meeting crowds in Cairo and New York, with officials outlining travel plans and potential staff implications for a November election. Johnson also names possible successors and discusses U.S. policy in Vietnam and domestic crime concerns voiced by FBI director Hoover and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnson
Newsber Council of Economic Ae- York
New Jersey
Saturstein
John Lewis
Deep South
Pearners
Farouk
Cairo
Hel
Deani Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
San Francisco
Asi
Gonzales
Reno
Senate
James
Frank Gonzales
Roe Eate
New York Herald Tribune
The
Los Angeles Times
FBI National
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investiga
Hoover
Congress
Associated Press
FBI
FBI CHIEF ENTERS 41ST YEAR MORAL DECLINE WARNING
FBI Chief Hoover denounces a moral slide in American life while addressing crime and discipline. The report links parental neglect to rising crime, cites a suspect named Frank Gonzales and notes conflicting claims about a missing paratrooper, with continuations hinted on pages 11 and 12.
Inside Reading Convention Page 2 A 1 D
Readable fragments describe convention activities on page 2 A and page 1 D. The text notes sections, schedules, and brief itemized items without full context. Readers gain glimpses of speakers, rooms, and timing though details are incomplete.
Gun owner identified in crash probe tied to Philippine yachtsman
Reports say Frank Gonzales, 27, Olympic yachtsman for the Philippines in 1960, owned the gun that exploded the Pacific Airlines crash. He was among 44 killed. The Civil Aeronautics Board released the last cockpit tape in which a voice cries I ve been shot. Help.
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San Francisco
Renable
Frank Gonzales
Philippines
Pacific Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
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Kenneth Roraback
Fayetteville, N.C. Spec
Claude D. McClure
Chattanooga, Tenn
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Khrushchev
Armenia
Alexandria
Nasser
Africa
Abdine Palace
Innrnou
LBJ
Otto Eckstein
Harvard University Economics
Igainman
Clew
Frank
EL Paso. Tex
Thair
CMON
Lyndon B. Johnson
Norman K. Winston
Robert Wagner
New York City
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
AP Wireptalay
Guilford
Jackie
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