Ulcers Yet Life's No Breeze In Grade School
AP reports Baltimore with Dr H Gerthon Morgan of University of Maryland says many elementary students nationwide are on tranquilizers and some bright pupils develop ulcers due to academic pressure. He cites factors from students and families and urges teachers to value individuality over comparison and to consider teachers' love life before hiring.
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Baltimore
H. Gerthon Morgan
University of Mayland
Institute of Child Study
The
Mary
Dr. Morgan
Tropic Lightning Arrives as U S Pushes Viet Nam Buildup
The United States landed over 4,000 fresh combat troops in Viet Nam, bringing total U S forces near 250,000. The 25th Infantry Division from Hawaii, nicknamed Tropic Lightning, arrived at Vung Tau as major ground ops stalled Viet Cong activity. U S planes bombed in North and South Viet Nam while Viet Cong attacks and mine explosions caused civilian casualties in the Mekong Delta. Saigon officials warned of May Day parade risks amid union infiltration fears voiced by Mayor Van Van Cua.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
Hawaii
Vung Tau
U.S
Mekong
Hau Nghia
Vietnamese Federation of Catholic Workers
Federation of Vietnamese Workers
van van Cua
Cua
Cabot Lodge To Return No Crisis
AP reports Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, the most embattled U.S. envoy, heads home Saturday for a major policy review in Viet Nam. He will stop in Rome and may see Pope Paul VI before visiting Boston and arriving in Washington around May 7 or 8.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Rome
Washington
Pope Paul VI
Boston
U S Soldiers Fire on Demostrators in Santo Domingo
In Santo Domingo, U S troops fired 14 rounds after demonstrators attacked an observation post near a bridge. Six Dominicans were wounded as thousands protested U S forces on the anniversary of the April revolution, with police guarding the embassy and no entry attempts reported.
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Santo Domingo
U.S
Dominican Republic
Villa Duarte
U.S. 82Nd Airborne
Dominican Popular Movement
Conscience Money Donations Fall Sharply in Recent Years
Washington AP reports the Treasury Conscience Fund has seen a steep drop in contributions over the past two years, with totals rising only slightly since $2.87 million by last July and likely reaching the lowest in 25 years. Religion motivates many gifts from those who repaid government wrongs since 1811, though the fund’s early history shows tiny deposits after its opening.
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Washington
Treasury Department
James Madison
Treasury
Department
Treasury fund notes small, steady yearly gifts since 1848
The Treasury fund has seen annual contributions except 1848, totaling from one cent to 7786 dollars. The peak year was 1950 with 350,285 dollars. In fiscal 1965 collections stood at 25,585 dollars. In 1962 credits were halted for taxpayers wishing to square income tax accounts, though some anonymous contributions remain. The Bureau of Accounts says many contributors are former servicemen who stole small items while in service.
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The
Treasury
Bureau of Accounts
Nineteen Electrocuted on Brazilian Sugar Farm Road
Nineteen workers were electrocuted and seven injured when a truck carrying 60 men hit a downed power line on a private road to sugar cane fields in Sao Paulo Brazil. The Meridional news agency reported the incident.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Meridional
Weather Forecast Notes for Middle Town
Mostly cloudy with scattered showers or thunder showers through tomorrow. Low tonight in the 50s, high tomorrow around 65. Cooler than normal trend with near daily rainfall. Yesterday's high 73, overnight low 48. Middle Town reported .05 inch of rain last night. Today at 11 a.m. temperature was 60.
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Middletown
Fenwick Monroe Pair Are Most Self Reliant
A broad-shouldered Fenwick High School student and a Lemon Monroe High brunette won top self reliance honors. Thomas M. Dineen and Jennifer Lynn Cornett received first place and 400 dollars each, with W. W. Sebald presenting. Nearly 200 people attended the Middletown Jaycees banquet at the Manchester Motor Inn.
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Fenwick, Monroe
Fenwick High School
Lemon - Monroe High
W. W. Sebald
Thomas M. Dineen
D. J. Dineen
Nora Ave
Jennifer Lynn Cornett
James Gayhart
Middletown - Hamilton Road
Manchester Motor Inn
Middletown Jaycees
Cherie Greene
Madison High School
Charles W. Greene
Hoover Court
Peasttown
Richard D. Housh
Lemon- Monroe High School
William
Sebald
Jennifer Cornett
Monroe
Tom Dineen
Fenwick
Weith
No More Ho Hums In Congress LBJ Rights Bill
President Johnson pushes a sweeping civil rights bill through Congress in an election year. The plan targets housing education voting employment and travel with federal penalties for rights violations. Senate and House leaders anticipate a tough fight including possible filibusters.
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Congress
James Marlow Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Lyndon B. Johnson
South
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
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