Global figures weigh in on defense urgency and education
United Press dispatches from Dallas Pittsburgh Hartshorne Washington and London report views on defense needs Soviet education and staff changes. Lyndon B Johnson calls for urgency in defense while Lyman Ginger cites Soviet classroom methods. Warren Spahn jokes about aging after Cy Young honor. James Hagerty defends presidential prerogative amid resignation talk. Kathleen Laurant discusses employment dispute over nail polish policy.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hartshorne
Okla
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Cy Young
Melodeon Sought In Commemoration
In Watertown Wisconsin officials seek an 1856 melodeon to complete a shrine honoring the country’s first kindergarten. The red organ was used by Mrs Mararethe Schurz who taught the first class 101 years ago. her husband Carl Schurz later became secretary of state and a US senator. Wax figures of the original six teachers are inside the shrine open to the public.
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Watertown
Wis
Mararethe Schurz
Carl Schurz
Missouri
Faculty and Students at Wisconsin Speak Out
Madison Wis UP The University of Wisconsin tradition includes a noisy faculty that wants a say in policy by state law. Dr Fred H Harrington says students inherit this attitude making their task more difficult as leaders face criticism and debate. Andrea Lee Trock celebrates her 12th birthday on Friday Dec 13, with her mother Natalie noting she dislikes this age.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Fred H. Harrington
Harrington
Chicago
Andrea Lee Trock
Natalie
Nares
RAF Flying Bedstead crashes during trial flight kills pilot Gordon Larsen
An American born pilot Wing Commander Gordon Larsen, 41, dies when a RAF twin jet vertical takeoff Flying Bedstead crashes during a trial flight in England. Larsen, a World War I Distinguished Flying Cross recipient, had lived in England for years.
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Hucknball
England
Cmdr
Gordon Larsin
Larsen
U S Charity Drives Become High Powered Campaigns
United Press reports a surge in charity campaigns led by professional fundraisers. In the past year Americans donated billions to hospitals, universities, and health groups, with 450 fund raising firms and 12 500 fundraisers earning fees. The sector operates on a fixed fee, not by collecting money, and many drives rely on direct mail or large events while some firms specialize in hospital appeals.
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Philanthey
Libra Ospitals
Pennsylvani
Reinholt
Folsom
Smith
Show Draws Many Foreign Autos
Foreign auto show draws diverse crowd with extensive floor space and noted exhibit areas. Organizers highlight international brands and new models as key attractions at the event.
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Will
Mark
Pitching Player Won Game For WwW
Knoxville dispatch reports Sami McAlester of Chat Univ pitched to a victory, with details about the game and opposing lineup. The brief outlines key plays and final score, highlighting McAlester’s performance as the decisive factor in securing the win for her team.
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