Educational Innovations Hold Key To School Needs
Educational reforms such as team teaching are shaping future La Crosse classroom design. The article outlines how shared teaching across subjects can boost student achievement, reduce material costs, and ease transitions to higher grades, with pilot use at Harry Spence Elementary and plans for 28th and Birch Street facilities.
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la Crosse City
Hallie Marshall
Harry Spence
Marshall
la Crosse State University
Kathryn Cappelen
Evan Lowrey
Miss Cappelen
Trump
J. Lloyd Trump
National Association of Secondary School Principals’ Commission
Annie Kovacik
Jean Henry
28Th
Birch Streets
Soviet protest over US air raids near Haiphong ships
The Soviet Union protested to the United States over air raids near Hai Phong, saying the actions threaten Soviet merchant ships Kuibyshev Sovietsk and Ustilug and endanger sailors. It cited objects dropped near the motorship Komsomol and warned the US government of possible consequences.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Haiphong
Viet Nam
U.S
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Poland
Beniowski
Warsaw
Kuibyshev
Sovietsk
Ustilug
Komsomol
Malong Bay
West Allis Miss Wins State Title
Miss West Allis Candy Gail Hinz, 18, an Oshkosh State University art student, won the 1966 Miss Wisconsin title at Oshkosh. She claimed the talent crown with a piano performance and showcased her abstract paintings, earning a rich scholarship for study in art. Runners up included Miss Marinette Joan Leanna, Miss Eau Claire Gail Beringer, Miss Kenosha Diane Brown, and Miss North Shore Sally Ann Wells.
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West Allis
Candy Gail Hinz
Miss Hinz
Oshkosh State University
Oshkosh
France
Miss Marinette
Joan Leannah
Eau Claire
Gail Beringer
Waukesha
Kenosha
Diane Brown
Carthage College
Joliet, Ill
North Shore
Sally Ann Wells
Fox Point
University of Wisconsin
Cableway Crash In Alps Injures Eighteen
Eighteen people were injured when three gondolas plunged 30 yards onto a glacier in the Alps near Chamonix France. Police said 13 were in the falling gondolas five in another gondola, and one skier was struck by a cable.
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Chamonix
France
Alps
Aiguille du Midi
UPI Telephoto
Girl Drowns In Pond Near Tomah Campground
A 15 year old Minnesota girl Kathlene Buckingham died by drowning at a pond in the Kenneth Klitzke campground two miles north of Tomah Wisconsin on U S Highway 12. Her brother Victor 12 witnessed the accident and helped summon help. Mike Whittington 16 and another youth recovered the body and attempts at artificial respiration were unsuccessful. The Buckingham children Gale Ann 13 Anita 9 were in the party. Investigating officers included Bill Hendrickson state patrol Deputy Coroner Gustav Landmann and Undersheriff David Copperfield.
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Tomah
Wis
Minnesota
Kathlene Buckingham
Eldon B. Buckingham
Kasson
Minn
Kenneth Klitzke
U.S. Highway 12
Michigan
Kathlene
Victor
Mike Whittington
Buckingham
Gale Ann
Anita
Bill Hendrickson
State Patrol
Gustav Landmann
David Copperfield
19 Cases Of Polio Reported In Texas
Texas Health Department reports 19 paralytic polio cases this year in the state. A spokesman says insufficient infancy immunization attention is being paid.
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Texas
Austin, Tex
Texas Health Department
Gandhi to discuss Viet Nam peace with Kosygin in Moscow
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said in Cairo she will discuss her views on ending the Viet Nam war with Soviet Premier Kosygin during her Moscow trip. She urged a 1954 Geneva Conference reconvening and a ceasefire.
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Cairo
Indira Gandhi
India
Viet Nam
Alexei V. Kosygin
Moscow
Nasser
Gandhi
Belgrade
Tito
Rusk Says Kremlin Should Seek Peace Conference
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged Moscow to invite a peace conference after the Soviet protest over U S air raids near Haiphong. He doubted the note would halt U S actions and urged adherence to Geneva peace accords while noting shifts in Asia and open to a multi government meeting of forces in South Vietnam.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Russia
Kremlin
Rusk
Moscow
U.S
Haiphong
United States
Andrews Air Force Base
Soviet Union
Britain
Cochairman
Indochina
Far East
Southeast Asia
Asia
Hanoi
Peking
Viet Nam
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Korea
Rockford Area Collision Claims Chicago Woman
Mrs. Lucinda Ventura, 70, of Chicago, was killed Saturday in a crash on U.S. 20 west of Rockford.
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Rockford, Ill
Lucinda Ventura
Chicago
U.S. 20
Rockford
Tornado Rips Dubuque Boat Harbor Causing Damage
A Mississippi River tornado struck Dubuque Iowa Saturday, hurling pleasure craft into shoreline homes and knocking out power for about 75 percent of the city. The funnel passed from the south side into East Dubuque Illinois, damaging harbor homes and Shore Acres resort with hail and heavy rain. No injuries were reported.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Ill
Shore Acres
Paul Becker
U.S. Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Two UN peacekeepers die in separate Cyprus accidents
In Cyprus two UN peace force soldiers were killed in separate incidents. A Canadian died when his truck overturned on a mountain track near Kyrenia, while a British soldier was killed by an electric shock from a live wire at a camp near Limassol.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.N
Kyrenia
Limassol
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Rock City
Kenneth G. Brown
la Crosse Tribune
Defense Department
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Tass
West Allis Miss
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Cairo Museum
Coeereeser
Tere Erereres GS
Mrs. Gandhi
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