Flying classroom demonstration beams lessons to six state region
The DC6 flying classroom streamed lessons to 32 schools in Indiana Kentucky Michigan and Ohio marking the Midwest Program on Airborne Television Instruction premiere. Reactions varied from eager younger students to critical high schoolers as MPATI officials aim for 500000 participants next fall.
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Indiana
Midwest
MPATI
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West Lafayette
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Ohio
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Manual High School
U.S
Jotn Krueger
Lunch with the queen of National Transportation Week
A humorous account of a luncheon with Lady Greyhound, crowned as the world’s most honored dog by the Associated Transport Clubs of America. The scene features Laughing anecdotes from guests including trainer Lorrain D Essen, press agent Sam Blake, and dog handler Linda Slee, with Broadway dogs and a playful mix of trivia.
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UPI
National Transportation Week
Madison Avenue
Lady Greyhound
Lorrain D'Essen
New York
Sam Blake
Associated Transport Clubs of America
Blake
Greyhound
Mrs. D'Essen
Nixon Submits Views On VS Delinquency
In Los Angeles AP report, Nixon comments on juvenile delinquency and the role of volunteer groups. Blake notes Lady Greyhound as an honorary dog disc jockey and Delta Gamma member uses canine ethics to curb youth crime. Additional quirky claims include pets Victoria the kangaroo and a dog music project.
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Lady Greyhound Ave
Blake
Lady Greyhound
Los Angeles
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College de Tcer
Delta Delinquency
Omega Gamma
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Manhattan
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Victori
Mrs. D
Washington
United Givers Fund
Time Running Against America in Bid to Sway Backward People
James Marlow analyzes how American aid and pressure struggle to compete with Communist promises for development in backward nations. He cites Laos Viet Nam Cuba Korea and Japan as benchmarks where anti American sentiment and unrest hinder U S aims. He notes the need for dramatic social programs and effective aid to win support without provoking rebellion.
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Kennedy
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State Department
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Laos
Viet Nam
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Nixon Addresses Big Brothers Banquet in Los Angeles
President Nixon spoke to over 400 attendees at the annual Big Brothers of Greater Los Angeles banquet. He said juvenile delinquency is rising worldwide, including the Soviet Union, and praised American reliance on non-governmental solutions first rather than government.
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Soviet Union
Coup in Korea signals Western fears over Asia democracy
John Randolph notes the South Korean military coup extends long-standing worries that army power eclipses fragile civilian rule. He argues Rhee’s hard line and subordination of forces left the regime vulnerable, as farmers’ poverty and educated officers reshape Korean politics under a shifting civilian alternative.
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Korea
NEW York
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Burma
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Turkey
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Congo
Seoul
John M. Chang
Chang
Honolulu
Syngman Rhee
Nasser
Ayub Khan
Berg
States Agree On One Part of Road Project
Four states Kentucky Missouri Illinois and Tennessee meet to study Interstate 24 routing with Paducah as the Kentucky control point. A committee will compare four proposed lines and assess costs and benefits while exact entry points remain unsettled.
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Kentucky Dam Village State Park
Kentucky
Paducah
Missouri
I Ilinois
Tennessee
Henry Ward
Ward
Interstate 40
Nashville
Charleston
Ft. Henry
Tenn
Murray
Mayfield
Cairo
Ill
Kentucky Lake
Ohio River
Metropolis
Clarksville
Kentucky Dam
Egener's Ferry
Benton
R. R. Bartelsmeyer
Illinois
D. W. Moulton
J. J. Corbett
Elephants and Lions Drive Circus Costs and Lifestyles
Hal Boyle profiles Rudy Bundy treasurer of Ringling Bros Circus, who handles 20 elephants eating 30 bales of hay daily and markets 550 pounds of horse meat for lions and tigers. The piece contrasts animal feeding costs with staff payroll and notes the decline from 130 U.S. circuses to about a dozen large ones.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Rudy Bundy
Ringling Bros
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Bundy
Kennedy to address joint session carried by CBC networks
President Kennedy's address to a joint session of Parliament will be broadcast live on CBC English and French radio and television networks to an estimated ten million Canadians. The publicly owned CBC offered its coverage to American networks.
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Ottawa
UPI
Kennedy
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
CBC
Gazebo comedy mystery staged by Kingsport Theatre Guild
The Kingsport Theatre Guild presents The Gazebo a comedy mystery by Alec Coppel at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the Dobyns Bennett Auditorium with Phyllis Williams and Larry Brown in lead roles. Emma Straley directs with a cast including Earl Puckett C E C Britton Ramona Williams Fred Mays Gracellen Arnold and J Fred Hite. The play blends tragedy and humor as a mystery that aims to keep audiences laughing. Gazebo Day today features Teens Inc canvassing to sell production tickets.
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Kingsport Theatre Guild
Alec Coppel
Dobyns-Bennett Auditorium
Phyllis Williams
Theatre Guild
Larry Brown
Earl Puckett
C. E. C. Britton
Ramona Williams
Fred Mays
Gracellen Arnold
J. Fred Hite
Emma Straley
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