U S Expels Cuban Diplomat Over Interference at UN
The United States ordered a Cuban diplomat accredited to the United Nations to leave the country on suspicion of trying to recruit a Cuban refugee for a mission tied to presidential security. A spokesman cited the UN headquarters agreement and U S law applying to aliens in the United States engaging in activities outside official capacity.
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Conference Elevates Textbookless Science Teaching
Area teachers attended a conference at Region XVII ESC led by Dr. Weldon Day to gain inservice help for the new science program. The program emphasizes teaching processes over memorized facts and follows a shift from a facts focus begun in the 1960s.
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Reese Unit to Receive Top Air Force Award
Reese unit slated for the Air Force top honor amid nominations from Air Force bases. Officials cite exceptional service, leadership, and commitment to missions, with recognition expected at a national ceremony this month.
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Unarmed U.S. Helicopter Strays Into North Korea During Mission
U N Command officials said an unarmed U S Marine helicopter crossed the armistice line into North Korea after the pilot became lost during a training mission. Maj. Gen. Arthur H Adams reported the craft crossed the Han River estuary near Kanghwa Island around 10 45 a m Sunday. The pilot WO Malcolm M Loepke radioed he was lost and believed the helicopter had been hit. Capt. David R Crawford and another crewman were aboard. North Korean officials condemned the incursion as a provocation and warned of possible further actions.
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School Permits Student Smoking At Harjavalta High
PORI Finland UPI reports Harjavalta high school allows first year students to smoke in the school area defying the National Education Board which recommends a ban on smoking by high school students even on the way to or from school.
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