Detective Windin and the Wall Street stakeout case
The fragment chronicles Detective Windin and a tense robbery case near Wall Street. It notes: a youth detective, a police lineup, and witnesses including Woodward Owens and a Chinese laundry worker. tension rises as a suspect is pursued past West Side Highway with bystanders nearby.
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Birthday Party for Prescott Family Highlights A Festive Gathering
A Prescott News item describes Jee endow wondrous birthday celebrations at the home of Mrs. Showior Hawks, with a grandmothers hosting, games and toys, pink and white cake, and Cub Scout activities. Guests include Billye Dean Bollon and many others, music, and a toast to the flag.
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Congress faces turmoil as chair resigns amid misconduct probe
In Washington Rep. Mor M. Moulder plans to assume the chair of the House subcommittee probing alleged misconduct in federal agencies after Bond Schwartz is dropped from charges. Schwartz accuses the majority of whitewashing White House influence on FCC decisions and exits amid claims of biased proceedings.
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Dulles Defends Conference On Unified Security
In a news conference Dulles reiterated that the United States will not negotiate with the Soviets at any level. He said unions face hard work and that government must determine if it is politically advantageous before proceeding with formal arrangements.
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Officials Report Mixed Improvement and Disruptions
School officials confirm some progress while noting continuing disruptions by Mey. Details on student counts and bond measures are unclear as funds and numbers remain unavailable. Budget spending shows elementary, high, and vocational students affected, with uncertain totals and ongoing concerns.
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Investigation continues into alleged regulatory corruption
The text reports ongoing inquiries into accusations of dishonesty and corruption tied to the FCC and federal agencies. It cites statements by figures including Senator Wayne Morse and Chairman Oren Harris, noting calls for continued investigation and potential congressional takeover if the House stalls.
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Hearing on KCS Taxes Underway
A hearing in Little Rock opens on the Arkansas and Kansas City Southern taxes dispute. Commissioner Kay Matthews notes hopes for a one day session, with the panel weighing evidence from George McCrate and others on the propriety of the assessment and related expenditures.
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Faubus Education Group Plans Curriculum Improvement
In Little Rock the Governor's Advisory Committees of Education convene to map a plan for curriculum improvement. Members including W. Ford, J. H. Wisson, Alma Kays, and FG Ruppert discuss drafting a guide for educational reform and a method to align tests with teaching staff input. The aim is to shape a standardized pattern for schools to adopt and implement.
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Local School Funding and Property Valuation Debate
Fragmented text shows confusion over operating costs and challenges to assess valuation. References to railway protest and potential $100,000 increase proposal for 1987 imply debates on school funding, subsidies, and district property taxes affecting students in Louisiana and Arkansas areas.
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