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The Middletown Journal lists subscription options including 6¢ for weekdays and 15¢ for Sundays, 50¢ per week by carrier, and annual mail rates of 10 dollars in the trading area and 20 dollars outside, with 35 dollars for outside the U S. All subscriptions are payable in advance and the paper is published daily by News Journal Inc. Founded in 1857.
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English writing teaching faces heavy shortage and crowding
A National Council of Teachers of English report highlights deficiencies in English instruction and writing skills. It cites shortages of qualified teachers and overcrowded classes averaging 30 pupils, with five classes per teacher. Suggestions include teacher helpers and a large-scale nationwide aid akin to science and math programs.
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Campaign critique on elected prosecutors and crime fight
Garrett H. Byrne of Boston argues that biannual election cycles hinder law enforcement. John M. Malone of the FBI backs him, saying combating crime is a full time job. The discussion occurred at a National District Attorneys Association conference amid recession talk.
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Luxury compacts rise as buyers seek style in small cars
U S car buyers favor modern compacts that blend luxury with economy. Executives note a trend toward autos with automatic transmission power steering and upscale touches, while economists warn manufacturers must balance cost and appeal to avoid overdoing luxury. The President criticizes leaks about policy.
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Reporters On The Job At Big Trial In Fort Pierce
Jim Bishop profiles a cadre of reporters covering a major Florida trial in Fort Pierce. The piece highlights daily work rhythms social bonds and shared humor from early mornings in court to late nights at local eateries.
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Fort Pierce News Tribune
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Hitler declares war on Yugoslavia and Greece in 1941
Adolf Hitler announced a war against Yugoslavia and Greece on April 5 1941 claiming Britain sought troops in the area. Knight Goodman was elected the first president of the Young Republicans Club with Tilmon Ellison F E Troutvine Jr and Blondina Ellison also elected to officer posts.
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Health first for young men says Dave Regan
Dave Regan urges young men to prioritize health through annual medical checkups and participation in health drives. He argues that money cannot replace health and calls residents of Trenton to support the cancer fund drive led by Mrs. Larry Boren.
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Larry Boren
Public Misled On Non-Public Air
Washington debate centers on aid to parochial schools with Kennedy administration arguing that across the board loans and grants are unconstitutional. The White House maintains opposition while noting no church has asked for broad gifts to all parochial schools and cites the Wilcox memorandum on the First Amendment.
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Federal Aid Programs For Religious Schools Outlined In Congress
Secretary Ribicoff has transmitted documents detailing federal aid to religious educational institutions. A key report lists more than fifty forms of support including grants and loans for school operations and teacher training in languages.
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Federal loans for private school construction and equipment
The issue is whether federal loans may be authorized to help all private schools finance construction and equipment. Congress has already authorized dormitory loans and they are issued to religious institutions. loans also fund purchase of equipment for math science and languages. The memorandum notes it may not be across the board since not all subjects or religious instruction are covered.
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Dixon Tosspot Ruins Russia Visit Plan
A planned ten day Soviet Union education exchange led by Rep. Adam Powell was canceled after a seventh member, an alcoholic, insisted on going. House leaders refused to restrict his travel, prompting a committee row and the trip's downfall. The Interior Committee hearing adjourned for Easter with a May deadline for action.
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Interior Committee
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Nominees Confident as Senate Helps Governors Push Inauguration
Ralph Paiewonsky wins swift Virgin Islands governorship with confirmation at 5 p.m. Monday and inauguration invitations mailed March 28 to Senate interior and insular affairs committee members. Guam nominee William P. Daniel shares high confidence in early confirmation.
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NASA’s Goddard Lab Under Siege by Mute Phone Ring
At NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Beltsville Maryland Robert C Bauman works amid a six button phone that rings without connecting Bauman aims for a solution as census reports reveal three ghost towns and a 16 5 percent rise in American Indian population over ten years The census notes towns with tiny populations including Royal Palm Beach Ridatto and Gailey while Redman numbers decline elsewhere
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Goddard Space Flight Center
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Oklahoma State Flower Factverts
The mistletoe is the state flower of Oklahoma. The United States has 68 land grant colleges and universities.
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Federal aid to church schools questioned in defense education memo
A memo argues that loans or grants to church schools for special purposes may avoid constitutional objections. It cites Title III of the National Defense Education Act as an example and questions why funds for construction or general education at church schools might still be allowed or disallowed under a national purpose.
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Proposal to fund religious schools via federal loans and grants
The piece argues Congress should define a specific national purpose in law to allow federal loans or grants for primary and secondary religious schools similar to secular higher education funding. It warns that broad across-the-board loans and grants distract from the core issue and could fuel political campaigns.
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Paul Harvey and church school tax dilemma in Missouri
Paul Harvey argues against use taxes tied to services by noting taxes fund public schools in Jefferson County that his family does not use. He cites his Missouri rock farm, River Forest schooling, and broad tax examples from highways airports street lights and parks to urge rebates for nonusers.
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Estrellita The Stars For Tomorrow Horoscope Digest
Vibrations indicate unusual trends that may benefit your business or profession. Personal relationships stay favorable, promising an all around pleasant day. For those born tomorrow, a bright year ahead with energy peaks and prospects for job advancement and financial gain. Avoid spending spikes in late autumn. Corners are favored in July and August. A late November personal situation may arise but can be averted by understanding others. A child born this day may be artistically inclined with strong perception.
The Case for Federal Aid to Private Schools
A columnist argues that taxpayers fund many services, including education, that they may not use. He notes Kennedy and Cushing clash over aid to private schools and suggests tax relief for private school users as a workaround. He concludes school taxes feel like an extra burden even for nonusers while praising the Ozarks’ schools’ broader benefits.
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