NEA convention debates sanctions and federal aid
The National Education Association delegates debated teacher sanctions for Utah and voted against invoking them. They continued sanctions already in place since April and set broad possibilities from publicity to expulsion while approving a stance favoring federal aid for public education and opposing aid to private schools.
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Giraffe Knocks Man Into Moat at Cincinnati Zoo
An elderly Cincinnati man, 80 year old Fred Liermann, was injured at the Cincinnati Zoo when he stepped over a chain fence to pat a giraffe. The animal swung its head and knocked Liermann head first into an eight foot deep moat. zoo attendants rescued him.
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Ohio CAP Tests To Be July 12 14
The Air Force will conduct its annual effectiveness test of the Ohio Civil Air Patrol in a simulated plane crash problem July 12 to 14. Lt. Col. William Kight of Columbus will coordinate the exercise, with about 40 planes and 500 personnel involved.
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Columbus
Scandinavian turmoil rattles three governments
In Norway Denmark and Sweden political crises unsettled the region. Norway faces an opposition attack over a Spitsbergen coal mine report and mine conditions. Denmark saw a plebiscite defeat on land nationalization and a fragile coalition. Sweden endures a spy case draining the government but faces a parliamentary commission instead of a full court inquiry.
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Stig Wennerstrom
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Erlander
Denmark
Jens Otto Krag
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