States urged to set minimum school quality level
US Education Commissioner Harold Howe urged states to establish a minimum quality baseline for public elementary and secondary schools and to ensure no school falls below it. Cincinnati School Supt Wendell Pierce said governors hold the key role in improving education and that federal action follows unresolved state problems.
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Harold Howe
Howe
Washington
Cincinnati
Wendell H. Pierce
Education Commission of the States
Pierce
Ohio Offers Government Big Loan to Speed Highway
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes announced at the Midwestern Governors Conference that Ohio would loan the federal government 133 million dollars to accelerate the Appalachian Way project in the 29 Ohio counties. If repaid from Appalachian funds, the move would cut the deadline to 1969 from 1971, speeding industrial expansion in southern and southeastern Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Appalachian
James A. Rhodes
John L. Sweeney
Appalachian Regional Commission
Sweeney
Buckeye
Rhodes
Klein's Status As Witness Unanswered
Washington AP report on Senate Ethics Committee hearings involving Thomas J. Dodd and associates. Key figures include Klein, Dodd, and Boyd Jr. as witnesses. the panel discusses subpoenas, possible libel suits, and the handling of documents. Public hearings may start later in the week as questions focus on Dodd's relationships and conduct.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
Jack
Senate
Anderson
Klein
Dodd
Us Klein
Chicago
Senatoriel Ethics
Dodd Jionsman
Connecticut
Democrat
Thomas J. Dodd Sitton
Germany
John Stennis
James P. Boyd Jr
Stennis
Columant
Fsss VO Eve
Veeun
Boyd
Thant Asked To Lead Effort For Viet Talks
Washington AP reports Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield urged U N Secretary General U Thant to lead a renewed push for a Viet Nam peace talks conference. Mansfield warned a three point plan may speed a conference and urged all participants to show willingness to enter discussions despite recent fighting.
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Washington
Mike Ting
Mansfield
U.N. Secre
Manstary
U Thant
Field
A Mansfield
United Nations
McGee
Johnson
Thant
Korea
North Viet
Republican War Chest Nears Record Pace in 1958 Drive
Washington AP Republicans report record pace in raising funds for November elections. GOP National Finance Committee chair Gen Lucius D. Clay says they are far ahead, with a campaign goal of 5.925 million dollars, about 62 percent raised. Executive director Langhorne Washburn notes funds are distributed early to aid fall races.
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Republican War Chest
GOP
National Finance Committee
W.fey
Tovato HS
Clay
Langhorne Washburn
House
GOP National Committee
Romney Says Nations See U S Not For Peace In Vietnam
Michigan Governor George Romney tells a Cleveland audience that many nations and allies doubt U S dedication to peace. He urges an honorable Vietnam settlement without a wider war, criticizes Johnson policy, and says U S has become seen as a modern white colonial power due to material motives.
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Michigan
George Romney
United States
Viet Nam
Johnson
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