No-Yield Policy For Strikes by Teachers
AP report from Detroit notes National School Boards Association president Mrs. Fred Radke warns school boards will not yield to strikes sanctions or boycotts in disputes with teachers. She says boards must consider salary and working conditions but final decisions rest with local boards amid Utah sanctions controversy at NEA convention.
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Detroit
National School Boards Association
Fred Radke
National Education Association
Utah
Radke
Port Angeles
Board of Education
NEA
U S officials see lead in nuclear weapons over the USSR
Washington officials contend the United States far outpaces Russia in nuclear weapons. A Disarmament Agency analysis cites about 40 000 warheads and bombs. McNamara and Gilpatric project growth and continued U S superiority despite Soviet efforts.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Russia
U.S. Disarmament Agency
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Soviet Union
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Pentagon
Muchnic Named Chairman of Kansas Economic Commission
William Muchnic of Atchison is chairman of the Kansas Economic Development Commission and R. B. Harkins of Liberal is vice chairman. Gov. John Anderson announced the selection. L. M. Van Doren of Topeka was named a member as the commission replaces the Kansas Industrial Development Commission with continuity in staff.
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Topeka
William Muchnic
Atchison
New Kansas Economic Development Commission
R. B. Harkins
John Anderson
L. M. van Doren
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
KIDC
New Commission
Lightning Strikes Kill Girl As She Walks Home
Lightning killed Linda Fulton, 13, in Olathe while walking home from the municipal pool. Her companion Vivian Bauman, also 13, was injured. The Fultons are her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Fulton.
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Olathe
Kan
Linda Fulton
R. C. Fulton
Vivian Bauman
NAACP Aims Federal Civil Rights Drive in Northern Schools
The NAACP plans a nationwide summer campaign to end Jim Crow in Northern schools, targeting districts with segregated housing that creates predominantly Black enrollments. Robert L. Carter says gradualism ends, vows to oppose incumbents who vote against civil rights bills and to seek state rulings against racial imbalance.
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Chicago
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Robert L. Carter
NAACP
Carter
New York
Cosmetic Tax Repeal Urged By NY Rep Halpern
Rep. Seymour Halpern asserts cosmetics are not luxuries and calls for the 10 percent excise tax to be repealed. He urged the House Ways and Means Committee to back repeal next year as the tax was extended until 1964.
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Washington
Seymour Halpern
R-N.y
Halpern
House Ways and Means Committee
Wallace's Prestige Grows From Alabama School Door Stand
Gov George C Wallace gains prestige after his stand against admitting three Negro students to the University of Alabama, with praise for his defiance of federalized troops and the university board seeking to set aside a district court order. He eyes electoral votes defiance and potential states rights ticket, while Lt Gov James B Allen commends his maturation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Wallace
University Board of Trustees
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
Der
National Guard
Kennedy
Jackson
Miss
National Democratic Party
House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
James B. Allen
Allen
Dancing Texan Near Halfway Point on Coast-to-Coast Trek
Texan Lewis Larrymore Walker nears halfway in a coast-to-coast dance from the Pacific to the East coast. Since May 2, 1962, he has logged over 1,400 miles on highways aided by driver Robert Vaughn and others. Walker, 55, aims to reach New York area this fall and says he learned to dance from cotton field workers in west Texas. He flies 35 B17 missions in WWII era and uses a transistor radio for a changing repertoire including the Drag and Limp steps.
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Lewis Larrymore Walker
Pacific Coast
New York Area
Pratt
Larrymore
United States
West Texas
New Mexico
Robert Vaughn
Amarillo
Tex
Vaughn
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