Teaching Of Revolution In Jap Schools Attacked
Japanese Education Minister Masuo Araki launched a high profile push to curb what he calls revolution minded teaching in schools. He targets the Japan Teachers Union and alleges leftist influence in textbooks and lessons while seeking to install a more neutral federation of teachers.
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Michael T. Malloy
Proni Tokyo
UPI
Minister of Education
Depen
Kishi
Masuo Araki
Japan
Japan Teachers Union
JTU
Araki
Communist Party
Tini
Japanese Communist Party
Socialist Party
United States
Ministry of Education
ITU
Japan Federation of Teachers Organizations
Andit
Madrid Blind Vendors Thrive on Lottery Profits
A foreign report from Madrid documents how Spain’s blind lottery vendors operate under a state system. Vendors carry a daily routine selling small tickets, with personal profits around 30 dollars a month. The Lottery, started in 1938, runs nightly draws and assigns vendors to areas, with each ticket priced about seventeen cents and profits of forty percent on matched numbers.
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Andre del Amo Imain
Organiza- Madrid
UPI
Madrid
Areaway
Spain
Tation
Bosh
National Organization For the Sanitalion
Mart Tt
Model Drives Different Auto Nearly Every Day
New York based NBC Price Is Right model Toni Wallace wheels a new car daily as prizes. She claims to have handled over 700 distinct cars in four years including antique electric runabouts and foreign makes. She notes women drivers are less prone to bragging and cites distractions as a key factor. Her own family walks to school. the family does not own a car.
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Patricia McCormack
New York
UPI
Toni Wallace
Kennedy Answers Lose Precision in News Conferences
The Associated Press reports that President Kennedy’s press conferences show signs of looser precision and wandering sentences. He often gives unclear or indirect replies, ducking some points while expanding others, in contrast to his early, tidier sessions.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
The
Press
Americans Split Over Congo Evacuation Dilemma
Washington reports Americans in the Congo resist departure creating a clash between protecting U S citizens and backing a United Nations mission. State Department seeks safe exits for missionaries yet avoids unilateral action that would violate UN authorization. Congress signals urgency while pressuring more decisive evacuation or protection measures.
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Washington
UPI
Congo
State Department
United States
United Nations
United Sates
Rep
Wayne
Oriental
Kiva
Almanac Notable Dates On March 16
Almanac notes key historical events on March 16 including James Madison birth in 1731 the West Point founding act in 1802 and the U S Senate Red Cross treaty approval in 1882 Eisenhower comments at summit talks in 1933 and his endorsement of Nixon for president plus a Daniel Webster quote for the day.
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United Press International
Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Mars
United States
James Madison
Port Conway
Virginia
Congress
United States Military Academy
West Point
New York
Senate
Red Cross
Eisenhower
Life Of Stand-In Demonstrator Is Threatened
CHATTANGOGA AP The life of a young Negro stand in demonstrator was threatened in a telephone call late Wednesday night. Willie Ricks 18 identity of the caller who claimed to be dragon of the KKK. Earlier Wednesday Ricks and a white man James Williams 47 were fined 50 dollars each in City Court on disorderly conduct charges from a theater stand in demonstration the night before. Police have kept Negroes protesting theater segregation and white youths apart amid nightly tensions with occasional stones and missiles but no serious injuries reported.
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Ricks
Jigight
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