No Play For 16 Year Olds and She Marches Them Out
Sayreville New Jersey principal Margaret Walsh led 146 teens from National Theater during Sunday in New York opening citing the show’s sexual content. She said it was the right thing to do and was moved to tears awaiting two chartered buses for the return to their hotel.
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Washington
New Jersey
National Theater
New York
Margaret Walsh
Sayreville
N. J
Miss Walsh
Pat Stanley
Robert Redford
Abandonment Of Unified Germany Risks West
West German leaders confront a debate over reunification with the Soviet Union backing East Germany. The piece weighs risks if unity is abandoned, noting the Kremlin’s aim to neutralize West Germany and pull it from NATO, plus Adenauer and Strauss pushing resilience and a common Western front.
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Soviet Union
East Germany
West
Kremlin
West Germany
Europe
Germany
Moscow
Mississippi
Western Alliance
Paris
NATO
Berlin
Flinty
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Washington
Franz-Josef Strauss
Eric Mende
Free Democrat Party
Mende
Edible Mushrooms Contain Notable Nitrogen and Water
A Britannica encyclopedia note states edible mushrooms consist of about 10 percent nitrogenous foods and 9 percent water, highlighting their composition.
Suspended Principal May Lose Pay
Principal Raymond J Oestreich of Lakewood School in Twin Lakes Wisconsin faces possible loss of salary after being suspended indefinitely stemmed from his opposition to using the 1879 edition of the McGuffey reader. The Lakewood School Board voted 4-1 to require the old text and cited incompatibility as the reason for the suspension with pay.
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Twin Lakes
Wis
Raymond J Oestreich
Lakewood
McGuffey
Oestreich
Angus Rothwell
Dennis Beula
John J Collins
Old Guard
Heated Local Elections Set Across North Carolina Counties
Nine NC counties vote today as state bond issue drives turnout. Hertford faces liquor vending, Lee County weighs merging school units, New Hanover backs a 5.5 million hospital bond. Bertie Johnston Person Scotland Greene Martin decide hospital and school bonds, Wilmington city issues 2.25 million sewer and fire stations.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Hertford County
Lee County
New Hanover County
Bertie
Johnston
Person
Scotland
Greene
Martin
Wilmington
Lineman Saves Companion After High Voltage Shock
In Lexington North Carolina on Monday Jim Andrews saved fellow lineman Ernest Beck who touched a 2400 volt line and lost consciousness. Beck was held by a safety belt and revived with mouth to mouth resuscitation. He was hospitalized with a fourth degree burn and severe electrical shock.
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Lexington
N.C
Jim Andrews
Ernest Beck
Andrew
Beck
Buddy
Andrews
Soviets May Close East Berlin Crossing at Checkpoint Charlie
Informants say the Soviet Union may close the East Berlin crossing at Checkpoint Charlie and reroute Allied traffic through a new British sector route. Western powers debate unified responses while construction activity is observed near the checkpoint.
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Endre Marton Washington
East Berlin
State Department
Berlin
Britain
France
Germany
Foy D. Kohler
U. S
Friedrichstrasse
United States
Weather pattern leaves much of nation dry with cold air
Much of the nation remained dry with a few wet spots in the east and midwest. Cooler air spread west to central regions and eastern areas cooled, ending summer like warmth. Snow flurries appeared in the Upper Great Lakes as rain spread through eastern zones. Fog reported in some areas.
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Upper
Great Lakes
Central
Appalachians
New England
Florida
Gulf Region
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