Nevada Prison Education Program Shows Strong Early Enrollment
The Nevada State Prison launches an educational push led by Harry Bradley with 222 inmates enrolled from 510. More than 40 courses, including four languages, are taught on site and by correspondence, with two accredited teachers and vocational tracks in auto work, carpentry, welding and more.
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Harry Bradley
University of Nevada
Bradley
Nevada State Prison
Nevada
De Gaulle as European Hurdle to Integrated Union
MAX LERNER analyzes European views on U S policy under Johnson, De Gaulle and NATO. He notes limited anti Americanism in Europe despite displeasure with American actions in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic, while De Gaulle blocks full European integration.
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Monnet
Commission of the Common Market
de Gaulle
Erhard
Washington
Paris
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Evrone
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Willy-Nilly
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Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
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Gaulle
Russia
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Bridge cheating scandal shocks world of contract play
Art Buchwald recaps the Buenos Aires 13th annual world contract bridge team tournament cheating scandal. Terence Reese and Boris Schapiro face accusations of signaling via finger movements to share heart counts, provoking a captain to default points and shocking players both pro and amateur.
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Buenos Aires
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Boris Schapiro
CBS Monopolies Yankees Telecasts Shorten Baseball Coverage
A reader denounces CBS for limiting televised baseball after buying the New York Yankees. The letter argues fans lose games across leagues, cites Dizzy Dean and Pee Wee Reese support, and calls the move a clear example of monopoly harming public access to sports.
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Almanac entry highlights events on June 10, 1965
Almanac notes today is June 10, 1965 the 161st day with 204 to follow. It recalls Prince Philip birth in 1921 and historical events including Lidice destruction in 1942 and Sherman Adams scandal details. A Thoreau quote offers a thought for the day.
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Mars
Prince Philip, the
Duke of Edinburgh
San
Cuba
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France
Britain
Lidice
Czechoslovakia
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Boston
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Sherman Adams
Adams
Subscription pricing for sewer services announced
The notice lists monthly intervals and prices for sewer service subscriptions. One month costs 3 dollars, three months 9 dollars, six months 16.50 dollars, and twelve months 30 dollars.
Inquiring about the Gemini shot and the space race
A set of reader opinions discuss whether the Gemini mission put the United States ahead of Russia in the race to land a man on the moon. Respondents praise safety, timing, and determination, while noting uncertainties about rocket power and engines.
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Russia
Moon
Standard Wholesale Supply Co
Earth
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