Schools Plead Strawberries In Louisiana
In New Orleans the 5th U.S. Circuit Court extended a desegregation deadline for Strawberry rich St. Helena Parish to July. The court granted extra time after the school board argued the April close and July fall term for reopening.
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New Orleans
Federal Appeals Court
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Helena Parish
Picasso Son Seeks Legitimacy in French Court
Claude Picasso, 22, son of Pablo Picasso, petitions a Grasse court to confirm paternity. Picasso’s lawyer argues the artist was married to Olga when Claude’s mother Francoise Gilot bore him, a point under French law. Claude and Paloma, 20, already won the right in 1961 to use Picasso name.
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Grasse
France
Claude Picasso
Pablo Picasso
Picasso
Olga
Claude
Francoise Gilot
Paloma
Picassos
Schools Lose Another One In Ravenna Ohio
In Ravenna Ohio the Field School System faces closure after Thanksgiving following the 8.5 mill operating levy defeat by 1142 to 953. Superintendent David Nelson warns further losses of top teachers and ongoing budget gaps without the levy in Suffield Brimfield and Springfield Townships serving 146 teachers and 3,250 pupils.
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Ravenna
Ohio
David Nelson
Suffield
Brimfield
Springfield
Aeronca Names VP At Aerocal Division
Vernon B. Benfer named corporate vice president and general manager of Aerocal Division at Aeronca Torrance California. Benfer comes from ITT Lamp Division where he was president and previously held ITT Cannon Electric posts. He will oversee jet engine power packages and wing rib structures for Boeing 747 and other aircraft programs.
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Los Angeles
Vernon B. Benfer
Aerocal
Aeronca, Inc
Torrance
Calif
Roy J. Benecchi
Aeronca
Aerospace Group
Benfer
International Telephone and ‘Telegraph Corporation
ITT
Cannon Electric
ITT Cannon Electric Phoenix Division
Maryland In Mechanical
University Engineering
Martin Company
Baltimore
Lockheed Aircraft
Lear, Inc
PacAero Engineering Corporation
Aeroez
Perin Heads Jones Campaign Effort In Butler County
Butler County engineer Stan Perin named county chairman for the Jones For Congress drive in the 24th District. Perin will coordinate activities for Fred Jones of Lebanon in the Republican bid, building on his 1968 campaign chairmanship for Donald Lukens and 30 years with the Ohio Department of Highways.
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Stan Perin
Butler County
Congress
Perin
Fred Jones
Lebanon
Donald “Buz” Lukens
Ohio Department of Highways
Republican State Central
Bread cheaper to buy Marine bakery and meat-packing cut
Marines end on base bakeries and meat-packing at Quantico Camp Pendleton and Camp LeJeune. Pastries and sweets to continue at recruit depots Parris Island and San Diego to train kitchen specialists. Pentagon says commercial sources lower costs and avoid skilled butcher shortages.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Defense
Quantico
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Camp LeJeune
N.C
Parris Island
S.C
San Diego
Hearing impaired pupils and cuts spark nationwide concerns
Three million school age Americans have hearing impairments and 45000 are profoundly deaf per the Alexander Graham Bell Association. Marines plan cost cuts affecting 96 Marines and 42 civilians, saving about 920000 to 1 million but drawing public criticism. Brazil’s 90 million cattle head population noted amid global treaty context.
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Washington
Alexander Graham Bell Association For the Deaf
Rio de Janeiro
Ministry of Agriculture
Brazil
Woodrow Wilson
Minas Gerais
Germany
Paris
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