Catholics to Battle Kennedy School Bill
The National Catholic Welfare Conference plans to oppose Kennedy school aid unless loans to parochial schools are allowed. NCWC leaders argue long term, low interest loans could fit constitutionally, and seek an amendment to include private school loans in the federal aid bill.
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Kennedy School
Washington
United States
Kennedy
National Catholic Welfare Conference
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Cubans Buy Well But Repay Very Poorly
In Havana the government operated People's Stores report strong sales but poor debt collection blamed on faulty accounting methods and weak shop bookkeeping. The notice notes debtors fail to repay while consumer demand remains high.
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Havana
Cuba
Court Day Fines Total $45 Plus Costs In Traffic Sweep
Ronald D. Hackney of 1713 Johns Road was fined 45 dollars plus land costs, with 25 dollars suspended on a driver license violation if he does not reappear, and 10 dollars and costs on two other charges. A long list of others from Trenton Franklin and surrounding areas received fines mostly 25 dollars with various suspensions for traffic and license violations. Eighteen speeding cases were disposed of, fifteen drivers fined and three bonds forfeited. William H. Bowman Jr. forfeited a 100 dollar bond on a careless driving charge.
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Johns Road
J.T. Lamb
Hackney
Charles E. Ellington Jr
State St
Trenton
Herbert Perry
Betsy Drive
Franklin
Jack Moore
Fifth Ave
Paul Depew
Hamilton
Doris Eldridge
Leroy R. Gibbs
Todd Read
Ted T. Martin
Trenton Rt
Mabel Glenn
Pennyroyal H.1
Loyd A. Aleman
Terrace Road
Clyde I. Morrison
Oxford State Road
Robert L. Martin
Seneca St
Bobby J. Meeks
S. Canal St
Clifton V. Musser
Stevens Ave
Ags
Alberry Kilburn Jr
Vanderveer St
Royce B. Farley Dayton
William H. Bowman Jr
Kiwanians Hear Ohio Mental Health Statistics
Calvin W. Young, executive director of the Ohio mental health federation, told Kiwanis members at the Manchester Hotel that taxpayers fund 75 million dollars annually for 36 000 patients in state hospitals with an average seven year stay. He urged citizen support to openly treat mental illness as a sickness and noted one in ten people have been or will be affected.
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Ohio
Calvin W. Young
Ohio Mental Health Federation
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Hotel
Golden Girl dies after brain bleed in Lafayette Ind
Ade laide Darling Avery 21 once starred as Purdue University Golden Girl baton twirler and performed hula dances at football games. She died Thursday from a brain blood clot, according to local reports.
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Lafayette Ind
Adelaide Darling
Avery
Purdue University
Algerian Talks Back Channel to End War in Secret
Paris reports indicate French government emissaries and Algerian rebel leaders meet secretly as they urge careful steps to avoid jeopardizing peace talks. Rebels in Tunis cite ongoing technical details, while a possible goodwill gesture may include moving Mohammed Ben Bella from a French jail to a guarded residence for consultations.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Tunis
Lewis Joxe
Tunnis
Mohammed Ben Bella
Algerian clash erupts after torch deaths of two Frenchwomen
More than 2,000 Europeans clashed with Moslems in a large Algerian seaport on the Mediterranean after two French women died in a burning car at the hands of a Muslim mob. On Tuesday Moslems were roughed up and eight injured, one seriously. four vehicles were overturned and set ablaze in retaliation.
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Mediterranean
Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati District Court
Bankruptcy filings in U S District Court Cincinnati list Lois D Bennett of Hamilton cafeteria worker with 121 debts totaling 1515 dollars and 500 dollars assets Charlee N Clifford of West Middletown driver salesman with 3322 debts and 565 assets James R Lampert of Woodlawn truck driver with 3175 debts and 675 assets Julius W Johnson laborer with 1504 debts and 200 assets Andy Collins of West Chester crane operator with 1581 debts and 450 assets.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Lois D. Bennett
Franklin St
Hamilton
Charlee N Clifford
West Middletown
Empire State antenna serves 15 million in four states
The large television antenna on the Empire State Building, used by New York City's seven stations, broadcasts an area covering four states and reaching about 15 million residents.
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Empire State Building
New York City
Anti Red Chinese Guerrillas In Thailand Hold U S In Dispute
Thai government forces hunt Nationalist Chinese irregulars roaming Southeast Asia jungles. About 1,000 in Thailand alone, remnants of Chiang Kai-shek's troops drifted from China after 1949. The United States expressed concern and discussions with the Nationalist Chinese Embassy continued in Bangkok.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Southeast Asia
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Burma
Chiang
Formosa
U. S
Washington
United Nations
Laos
Ernment
Chiengmai
Han Li-wu
Han
San Diego County Roughly Matches Connecticut Area
San Diego County in California spans about the same land area as Connecticut, highlighting a sizable expanse in a single county. The comparison underscores California's diverse geography by pairing a major coastal region with the small state’s total size.
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San Diego County
California
Connecticut
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