Mexican President Echevierria Drives Education Reform
Sidelights note Mexican President Luis Echevierria Alvarez promoted a bold education push during U.S. and Mexico visits. His plan aims to raise high school, shift toward technical institutes, and boost funding, with 600,000 children entering elementary education annually and 11 million in elementary school this year. The piece also covers a San Antonio Mexican Cultural Institute and Texas legislative session prospects.
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U.S
Mexico City
United States of Mexico
Luis Echevierria Alvarez
Echevierria
San Antonio
Washington, D.C
New York
Los Angeles
Mexico
United States
Texas
California
Mexicali
Colorado
Sates
Victor Bravo Ahuja
Secretary of Education
University of Mexico
Secreaary of Foreign Affairs
Emilio C. Rabasa
Austin
Preston Smith
Smith
Ben Barnes
House
Rayford Price
Raymond Vowell
Joint Finance Committee
Health, Education and Welfare
Today In History June 21 highlights through the years
This June 21 entry notes key events: Constitution ratified by New Hampshire in 1788 making it the ninth state, Cyrus McCormick patents the reaping machine in 1834, U S troops land in Cuba in 1896, Scapa Flow fleet scuttling in 1919, Tobruk falls with 30,000 British prisoners in 1942, and Okinawa surrender in 1945.
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Associated Press
U.S
New Hampshire
Cyrus McCormick
Cuba
Scapa Flow
Scotland
Atomic Energy Projects Cut by House Committee
The House Appropriations Committee reduced nearly 10 million dollars in Los Alamos atomic energy plans including deferring a plutonium processing facility and laser fusion laboratory. It approved $3.6 million for plutonium facility design and $3 million to upgrade the current site while funding other states’ projects and several New Mexico water works programs.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
New Mexico
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Los Alamos
Atomic Energy Commission
Colorado
New York
California
Budapest inventor to stand trial for aiding son in US
An 80 year old Budapest inventor Mor Marcell Benedikt faces trial in Hungary for sending about $30,000 to his stepson Tama Homonnai in the United States. The case concerns violations of foreign currency regulations that carry up to five years in prison. Homonnai, an engineer, left Hungary in 1967 and settled in Massachusetts. the article did not specify the location there.
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Vienna
Budapest
United States
Hungary
Nepszava
Marcell Benedikt
Tama Homonnai
Hammonai
Massachusetts
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Mexia Daily News
North Railroad
Mexia
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Joe Evans
Max Wood
Limestone County
Robert S. Calvert
Calvert
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George McGovern
Wallace
McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Democratic
Roy Orr
DeSoto
Eddie Bernice
Dolph Briscoe
Malcolm Milburn
Grover
Fred Agnich
Dallas
Tobin Armstrong
Armstrong
GOP
Julius II
Vatican
Rome
Varmers
Agen Mouls
Tobruk
Libya
Island
Okinawa
Allstate
Brad Hari
SEARS
Animas-La Plata
San Luan-Chama
San Jnah Chama
Bureau of Reclamation
West Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Missouri
Oklahoma
Mexia Building Supply
E. Milam
United States OF Americas
Old George
George
Acre
Masig. Texas
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