Widow of Dallas officer keeps budget tight after tragedy
Marie Tippit widow of Dallas police officer J D Tippit who was killed the day Kennedy was shot, manages a strict budget despite a large inheritance. She plans for her children's needs, avoids luxuries, and focuses on teaching them to earn their way. Her views on remarriage softened with time.
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Tippit
Woeld
J.D
Curtis
Brenda
Allen
Navy Pilot Ejected Under Water and Survived
Cmdr. James R. Foster of Cecil Field aboard the carrier Shangri-La ejected into the Atlantic during a Mediterranean cruise after a failed catapult. A helicopter recovered Foster near Jacksonville, and he returned aboard uninjured.
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Navy
Norfolk
Cmdr
James R. Foster
Cecil Field
Fla
Shangri-La
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Jacksonville
Foster
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters
Sales Tax Campaign Touts Higher Rate for Schools
Ohio education groups press for a 4 percent sales tax to raise about 116 million dollars annually for public schools. A rally of 800 PTA presidents heard proponents claim voters will pay for better schooling while opponents mail pro and con arguments to millions of households. The plan would raise state education contributions to about 38 percent, with local partners to share the burden.
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Columbus
Ohio
PTA
James 0. Brennan
Ohio Council For Education
Brannan
Ocasek
Akron University
Walton Bliss
Ohio Education Association
Break In Drought Too Late Break In Drought Too Late
First signs of drought relief appear as September rains reach the Northeast but are too late to save crops or end water restrictions. New York City still urges conservation while reservoirs stay near critical lows and plans for long term water solutions proceed. Autumn foliage shows early color as drought lingers in several states.
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New York
New York City
New Jersey
Connecticut
Maine
Rhode Island
Vermont
Upstate
Weather Bureau
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Johnson
College Squeeze Foreseen in Higher Education
The NSF warns many U S colleges face threats to continued existence due to instructor shortages and rising enrollment. The report notes the squeeze hits four year undergrad colleges needing more students and higher level courses for entering students and advancing majors.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
U.S
Collision Near Middletown Spurs $31,209 Suit
Franklin man Floyd Collins is named defendant in Butler County Common Pleas Court in a suit seeking 31209.80 arising from a Oct. 19, 1963 collision at the First Avenue Central intersection in Middletown. Phoebe and Thomas Greene of Middletown sue for injuries and medical costs.
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Hamilton
Franklin
First Avenue
Central
Middletown
Phoebe
Thomas Greene
Elwood St
Floyd Collins
Allen St
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Greene
Central Avenue
Collins
Comedian Mischa Auer Wins License To Wed
Comedian Mischa Auer age 59 and Mrs. Elsie Louis Lee a widow obtained a marriage license on Monday. Auer, famed for his Russian accent in numerous films and stage works, will marry in New York.
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New York
Mischa Auer
Elsie Louis Lee
Auer
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