Conformity In Schools Is Rapped
A Florida high school principal told the National Association of Secondary School Principals that the nation risks rising conformity and urges a renaissance of the individual. B Frank Brown of Melbourne said automation and television threaten individuality and warned against teaching only for the majority.
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ST. Louis
United States
B. Frank Brown
Melbourne
Fla
Brown
National Association of Secondary School Principals
U.S
High Chinese Official Dies at 70 in Formosa
Dr. Hu Shih, 70, US educated philosopher statesman and father of modern Chinese literature, died of a heart attack Saturday at Academia Sinica in Nankang near Taipei where he led the research center since 1958. He was former ambassador to Washington.
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Taipei
Formosa
Hu Shih
U.S
Washington
Academia Sinica
China
Nankang
23 Miles To See Baby Walker Mom Walks 23 Miles To Hospital
Mae Sharon Hayes, a Navy wife, walked from Long Beach to White Memorial Hospital with neighbor Alice Fazon to see her 11 month old daughter Margarite Mary Hayes treated for an intestinal ailment. They carried 40 cents, paid gas with part of nurses' collection, and arrived after six and a half hours.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Mae Sharon Hayes
Navy
Margarite
Mary Hayes
White Memorial Hospital
Long Beach
Kennedy Rejects Khrushchev Summit Bid and Disarmament Call
President Kennedy rebuts Khrushchev's March summit proposal and urges a foreign ministers meeting on disarmament with inspections extended to forces remained. The Geneva conference opens March 14 with 18 nations, while Britain weighs later summit possibilities and four-nation talks with France's De Gaulle.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Moscow
State Department
United States
Harold Macmillan
It Way
Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
France
AFL-CIO attacks Kennedy policy and calls for flexible work week
AFL-CIO leaders denounce Kennedy economic policy as timid and demand urgent action. They urge tax cuts and more public works, plus a flexible 40 hour work week to create jobs for 4.7 million unemployed and 2.1 million part workers, with pay maintained. They cite overtime and productivity gains as key factors.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
Federation
Organized Labor
George Meany
Administration
Congress
Tall Towers Beam The Truth To World
The Voice of America transmitters between Bethany and Mason, visible from I 75, reach a broad world area. Irene Barr visited the Bethany Mason Station and photographed the operation, revealing its function and scope for readers.
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Interstate 75
Bethany
Mason
Voice of America
The
Journal
Irene Barr
Bethany-Mason
Middletown Journal
Troops Rushed To Algiers After Bab el Oued Bloodbath
French forces moved 20000 troops into Algiers as 19 Moslems and 11 Europeans were killed in Bab el Oued in what authorities called organized murder. Curfew confined 50000 residents and a cease fire awaits action by the Libyan backed Algerian National Liberation Committee. Also the death of Irving M. Ives, 66, former U.S. Senator from New York.
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Algiers
Algeria
Bab-el Oued
Bab el Oued
Bab-e Oued
Committee For National Liberation
Tripoli
Libya
Irving M. Ives
U.S
New York
Norwich, N.Y
Senate
Averell Harriman
Submarine Jefferson Is Launched at Newport News
The submarine Thomas Jefferson was launched at Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co. It will be armed with 16 Polaris missiles and is named for Thomas Jefferson. Mrs. Robert S. McNamara christened the vessel with daughter Kathleen as maid of honor. This is the fourth Polaris submarine built there, with two more under construction and four under contract.
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Newport News
Thomas Jefferson
Robert S. McNamara
Lor
Secretary of Defense
Kathleen
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co
Thurmond Attacks Censorship of Military Statements
Sen. Strom Thurmond charged government censors deleted anti communist remarks by U S military personnel to blunt inform public about wartime realities He cited margins where phrases were altered to remove the idea that the United States must remain a strong ally to confront Soviet power Thurmond argued the policy seeks coexistence allowing time for communists to evolve into rational beings.
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Cleveland
Strom Thurmond
D-S. C
U.S
Auvuuet
City Club ‘Forum
Sen. Thurmond
United States
Thurmond
India To Study Space
New Delhi India AP says India will form a national committee on space research to advise the government on peaceful space exploration. The move aims to coordinate policy and research across agencies and institutions.
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New Delhi
India
Kennedy Sees German Reunification Likely
Bobby Kennedy in Bonn says reunification of Germany seems inevitable and vows Western allies will keep flying Soviet air corridors to Berlin despite any interference. He spoke after meeting Chancellor Adenauer and before a news conference, praising Berliners and noting U S, British and French flights will continue if needed as military if required.
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Bonn
Germany
Robert F. Kennedy
Berlin
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Edward
Netherlands
Todays Chuckle on Necessities and Luxuries
A joke defines a necessity as something you can do without yet still manage, while a luxury is something you should spare but cannot.
Glenn could tour nation and abroad after space feat
President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson discussed a possible goodwill tour for astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. Domestically Glenn may be booked for appearances as a nationwide reception follows his triple orbit of the globe. No firm plan has been announced. Hatcher hinted a possible update on Monday.
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Glenn
Kennedy
Johnson
Cape Canaveral
Pla
Globe
Hatcher
Col. Glenn
United States
Death toll in Germany reaches 307 in flood disaster
Authorities in Hamburg report the north German flood toll climbing to 307, including nine soldiers killed in rescues. Traffic and communications are nearly normal as tens of thousands of acres remain flooded and utilities are largely restored. Disinfection teams work to clear homes for residents to return.
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Hamburg
Germany
Germman
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Theater
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Valley News
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Bobby
John
Koehler
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Space Man
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