Segregation Issue Again Threatens School Aid Bill
Washington debate centers on a 1.2 billion federal school aid bill with 300 million annual funding for five years. Amendments on antisegregation and federal participation spark division. Rep Wainwright seeks to bar aid to segregated districts while Rep Powell pushes antisegregation provisions. Total federal participation would reach 2.4 billion.
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Colony Toastmasters Plan Meeting At Colony Restaurant
Middletown club will meet at 6 30 p m tomorrow at the Colony Restaurant for a dinner followed by the regular meeting Jim Sullivan presides as toastmaster Speakers listed include John Dominick Gouck Thier David Habig and Don Gephart
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Middletown
Colony
Jim Sullivan
John Dominick
Gouck Thier
David Habig
Don Gephart
Foreign Trials For Gis hned Anew Before House
Washington hearings focus on a bill by Rep Kilday to bar U S waivers that send GIs to foreign courts. The Girard case prompts debate on U S jurisdiction for offenses by service members in the line of duty and whether to expand or limit waivers.
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Kilday
Dtex
Girard
Eisenhower
Bow
Ohio
Gig
Foreign Affairs Committee
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United States
William S. Girard
Japan
Supreme Court
Woman Jumps From Car Dies on Bay Shore Freeway
Mary Ellen Mackay, 53, of Los Angeles, was killed when she leaped from a car after a tire blowout on the Bay Shore Freeway in San Jose. The driver, Mrs. Cecile A. Howard, 58, also of Los Angeles, reported she urged restraint. Mackay had previously lost an eye in an earlier accident.
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San Jose
Calif
Bayshore
Allan Nicholson
Mary Ellen Mackay
Los Angeles
Cecile A. Howard
Ten Die In Navy Neptune Plane Crash Near Honolulu
A Neptune patrol bomber from Patrol Squadron 28 exploded and fell into the Pacific near Barbers Point, killing all 10 aboard. Divers recovered four bodies as the Navy confirmed another earlier crash in Italy with 10 aboard and one survivor. Names of the victims were withheld.
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Teseas
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Patrol Squadron 28
Barbers Point Naval Air Station
Progressive Education Magazine Closes After 33 Years
New York Progressive Education magazine, a long time advocate of learning by doing, ends publication after 33 years. Dr. H Gordon Hullfish cites dwindling subscribers from 10 000 to 2 000 and waning postwar interest as the movement shifts toward a conservative focus on the three R s.
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Progressive Education
H. Gordon Hullfish
Ship Freed Sailor Held By Egyptians
The Danish freighter Birgitte Toft cleared the Suez Canal en route to Haifa with Burmese rice. Israeli sailor Raephael Evlon was not returned after Egyptian police questioned him aboard the ship in Suez. Egypt said crewman Eyron was arrested for photographing the waterway and deemed suspicious. Israel awaits U N action as Hammarskjold reviews the case. An Israeli spokesman called the accusations against Eyron trumped up. An estimated one third of Americans live in areas without public libraries.
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Birgitte Toft
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Raephael Evlon
Suez
Eylon
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Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
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Eyron
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