Teenager Cynthia Thomas to share stamp honor with queens
A 19-year-old Dominican, Cynthia Thomas of Dominica, has been chosen to be featured on British Commonwealth stamps alongside Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Salote of Tonga. The photo shows Cynthia Thomas on two Dominican stamps while she works at the Nuns Industrial School in Roseau, the capital.
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Teachers on Parade at Northwestern High School
Douglas Elementary School won the seventh annual Teachers on Parade trophy for first prize with Space Capers under the Out-of-Space Capers theme. About 1,000 in attendance watched 11 schools perform, with R. R. Moton Elementary taking second for Missile Mood and A L Lewis Elementary third with Visitors from Outer Space.
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Nelson Adams
Soviet and American Education Compared Amid Economic Shifts
A Secretary Folsom claim notes Russian tenth graders complete years of physics chemistry languages and math, while American graduates lag in chemistry physics and advanced math. U S News observes stress on work over life, as retail autos drive $50b of $191b yearly spending. TVA criticized as a milking machine, traffic deaths show drunk driving at 56 percent, and labor leader Mitchell pushes curbs on blackmail picketing amid rising spending on defense and foreign aid.
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United Fund Volunteers Reach Over Two Million Mark
United Fund volunteers surpassed the $2,132,412 milestone, the highest in the area, with a $3,207,707 objective to support 55 agencies. John B. Turner, drive chairman, stated optimism for completing the campaign and noted new aid from United Cerebral Palsy Association during the cleanup phase. The Commerce and Industry Division reported $53,563 toward a $100,000 goal, while Gift Development plans $260,000 and Miami Beach aims for $220,462 with $40,000 already raised. Turner projected the total would rise to $2,750,000 by January 5.
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United Cerebral Palsy Association
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Miami Beach
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