School Sex Quiz Probed by Board in Bronx Test
New York AP The investigation focuses on a psychological test given to about 350 ninth graders at Rivrdale Junior High School in the Bronx seeking privacy implications and parent consent. The 500 question exam included sensitive items about sex and religion conducted by a St Luke's Hospital psychiatric team.
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New York
Rivrdale Junior High School
Bronx
J. Wayne Wrightstone
The
Board of Education
St Luke's Hospital
Benjamin Balser
Wrightstone
Death Threat Forces Guard At King Visit In Chicago
Police placed a heavy guard as Dr Martin Luther King spoke at the Kenwood Ellis Community Church on the South Side after a death threat report. Detectives stood inside and officers blocked entry while about 100 residents attended the conference. The threat came in two early calls to the church’s program director James Westbrook who feared for King’s safety.
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Chicago
Martin Luther King
South Side
King
Kenwood Ellis Community Church
James Westbrook
Church Community Center
Snow Gripes Win Honors at Toastmasters Meeting
John McDaniel from Armco general office won best speech for Gripes About the Snow at the Toastmasters Club gathering held last night at Eastern Lanes. Five other speakers competed as Leroy Meier presided and Basil Fleming gave the toast.
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John McDaniel
Armco General Office
Toastmasters Club
Eastern Lanes
Leroy Meier
Basil Fleming
White cannot run for governor over insufficient signatures
William L. White of Mount Vernon was barred by Secretary of State Ted W. Brown from running in the May 3 Republican gubernatorial primary after his nominating petitions failed to meet the 1,000 valid signature threshold from 30 counties. White vows a court challenge and hints at a “secret weapon” for his campaign if he can get on the ballot.
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Columbus
Ohio
Secretary of State
William L. White
Mount Vernon
James A. Rhodes
White
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Statehouse
Rhodes Brown
Knox County
Victim's Wife Pleads Mercy for Killer
In Philadelphia Boise Wright, 19, was convicted of first degree murder for the 1964 slaying of Wakefield Conway Jr. The victim's wife testified she did not seek a life for a life, and the jury ordered life imprisonment. Conway was killed in a robbery on Christmas Eve, 1954, with two others facing trial.
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Philadelphia
Boise Wright
Wakefield Conway Jr
Wright
Conway
Tryouts Set for Area II Toastmaster Contest Entries
Master and Lloyd Nolan announce tryouts at next week’s meeting to select entrants for the Area II toastmaster contest.
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Lloyd Nolan
Free Gas Plan Shows A Profit In Seattle
Seattle patrols on the freeway dispense gas to motorists who run out and cannot take money. Troopers hand out preaddressed envelopes for donations. More than 400 motorists aided. Patrol Chief Will Bachomer said the program has broken even with many $5 checks arriving, exceeding the gas value.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington State Patrol
Will Bachomer
Samaritan Seeks Beds and Bedding for Family
Middletown's Good Samaritan Frank Crary searches since Friday for beds and bedding for a mother and her three preschool children. The family, sleeping on the floor, has exhausted resources as the mother attends Aid for Dependent Children. Call 423-4332 to donate. a Samaritans member will pick up.
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Good Samaritans
Four Children Rescued From Burning Illinois Home
Mrs. Eugene Chapman says several motorists ignored her cries before one driver stopped, broke a window, and rescued Donna 5, Debbie 4, Peggy 2, and Sheryl 14 months from a lower bedroom as the house burned in Orland Park. The family, including the mother, were treated at Silver Cross Hospital Joliet for minor burns and smoke inhalation.
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Orland Park, Ill
Eugene Chapman
Donna
Debbie
Peggy
Sheryl
Silver Cross Hospital
Joliet
Former Oberlin President Named Steven son Fund Director
Chicago AP reports former Oberlin College president William E. Stevenson named executive director and vice president of the Adlai E Stevenson Memorial Fund. He was a Princeton classmate and close friend, not related to the statesman.
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Chicago
Oberlin (Ohio
William E. Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson
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