Latin Leaders Hope Johnson Brings Dollars
Latin American foreign ministers seek concessions to broaden U.S. market access and freer use of aid dollars. Johnson arrives for the Inter-American summit as ministers clash over trade credits and the preamble while aiming to set a path for a common market and stronger Alliance for Progress.
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Hope Johnson
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Johnson
U.S
Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Ohio Adopts Course Based Small High School Rules
Ohio locals gain chance for small high schools to survive as enrollment minimums shift to course minimums. New rule requires 45 instructional units per high school, 55 units for post 1958 chartered schools, affecting 210 schools not meeting 45 units in 1965-66. Increases librarian ratio and library books, adds 27 to 1 pupil teacher cap nationwide, and limits daily pupil load per any teacher.
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Wayne E. Shaffer
Bryan
Ohio
Carmichael Trigger Said To Spark Nashville Unrest
City officials educators and civil rights leaders contend Stokely Carmichael directly or indirectly triggered three nights of racial unrest in Nashville's Negro college district. Some say he merely opened a window to preexisting tensions as Fisk and Tennessee State campuses faced violence.
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Nashville, Tenn
Stokely Carmichael
Nashville
Carmichael
Baxton Bryant
Tennessee Council On Human Relations
New Orleans
Dillard University
Avon Williams
W. S. Davis
Tennessee State University
Lawson
Nashville Police
Fisk
Tennessee State
Nessee State
Vanderbilt University
Nts
Glue Sniffers Discovered At Model School
In Cleveland a 15 year old was sent to the Ohio Youth Commission as ringleader for glue sniffing at a model school incident. Officials report about a dozen boys sniffed glue last month near residential cottages, the first such case in the school’s six year history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio Youth Commission
Wheat Fields Brown In Rainless Plains
In Kansas Oklahoma Texas and Colorado winter wheat fields are brown from drought despite some planted increases. Kansas, the top wheat state, faces a crop well below 1966’s 200 million bushel level with an official forecast near 197.19 million bushels. Authorities note potential recovery if normal rains appear.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Agriculture Department
Charles W. Pence
Great Plains Wheat Inc
J.E. Pallesen
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Clear and cool night with warm relief ahead
Weather bulletin notes clear skies and a cool night with a low in the 30s. Wednesday is forecast to be fair and warmer with highs in the upper 60s. Yesterday's high reached 57 while the overnight low was 33. Current 11 am temperature reads 43.
Psywar Hits Red Heartland Over Vietnam
American warplanes conducted 133 raids on North Vietnam during a monsoon season blowout, marking the second heaviest pounding this period. One F195 Thunderchief was shot down by ground fire. U.S. troops pressed a guerrilla battalion near Saigon as leaflets and psywar drops target the Hanoi area.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
United States
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
U.S
Hanoi
Tonkin Gulf
Thailand
South Vietnam
Congress Eyes 20 Day Cooling Of Rail Strike
Secretary Wirtz urges a 20 day delay to avert a crippling rail strike. Congress moves to extend the deadline as unions and management debate a voluntary postponement. President Johnson warns of food shortages and GDP loss if a walkout occurs during the Vietnam era.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Johnson
Wirtz
House
Senate
Congressional
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Alliance For Progress
Particu
Truck Shutdown Begins To Pinch Consumers
The Teamsters and Trucking Employers Inc dispute enters day three with possible mass layoffs in Indiana Iowa Nebraska and Connecticut as plants from General Motors to Ford cut shifts and suspend production. Analysts warn shortages will ripple nationwide and hit consumers hard.
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Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Connecticut
Teamsters Union
Trucking Employers Inc
Teamsters and
Teamsters
TEI
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Justice Department
General Motors Corp
Pontiac
Mich
Ministers Join Police Patrols For Picture
In Indio California ministers from the Coachella Valley plan to ride with police night patrols to gain a clear picture of officers challenges. The Ministerial Association president said volunteers will join five hour patrols and observe strictly. If successful the program could be expanded.
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Indio
Calif
California
Coachella Valley
D. E. Redmond
Ministerial Association
India
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Spencer Beebe
Portland
Ore
Williamstown
Mass
Edgar Ragsdale
Littleton, Colo
James S. Lawson
Fisk University
Model School
Psywar
17Th Parallel
North
Congress Eyes
Larly
Labor Committee
Novoribaiens
Ann Landers
Dr. Crane
Valley News
Women's News
Chrysler Corp
Warren
Ford
Wayne, Mich
American Motors
Kenosha
Wis
Arthur Conde
Indiana Manufacturers Association
C. J. McCormick
Indianapolis
Southern Motor Express
Terry Townsend
Texas Motor Transportation Association
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