Integrate Now Move Headed For Defeat At NEA Convention
SEATTLE AP A resolution pushing integrated membership in all white NEA state and local teacher groups cleared a first hurdle at the NEA convention. The narrow 1004 to 905 vote signals likely defeat when the measure goes to the full assembly later.
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NEA
Seattle
Wash
National Education Association
Department of
Pat L. Tormillo
Miami
Fla
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Tormillo
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Nebraska
New York
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South Dakota
California
Oregon
Washington
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Department of Classroom Teachers
Peter Goudis
Nassau Suffolk Classroom Teachers Association
Long Island
Chamberlain Not Bored With Series
Hollywood AP interview with Richard Chamberlain reflects on boredom, workload, and growth in Dr. Kildare. He stresses not tiring of the show despite 33 or 34 episodes yearly, learns from co star Raymond Massey, and previews plans for a three part Rome arc and controversial medical and human relation storylines.
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Hollywood
Raymond Massey
Bhordeom
Kildare
Cyril Ritchard
Walter Pidgeon
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Gillespie
Rome
Lodge Isn't Belligerent On His Return
James Marlow reports from Washington that Henry Cabot Lodge, back from Vietnam, avoids direct criticism of Barry Goldwater while urging Scranton to run prudently. Scranton, seeking the Republican nomination, signals cautious opposition and argues against impulsive leadership, while Goldwater welcomes Scranton but remains unnamed in Lodge’s remarks.
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Lodge
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
U.S
Scranton
Johnson
White House
Arizonana
Bill Scranton
Hudson Leasing Leases 358 Freight Cars to Railroads
Hudson Leasing Corp leased 358 railway freight cars to railroads, including 331 steel box cars and 27 gondolas, with a total value about 2 million dollars. The announcement was released today by UPI in New York.
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New York
UPI
Hudson Leasing Corp
Washington Report on Johnson travels and debt limits
Washington report notes President Johnson plans a quiet July at the White House with possible brief Texas ranch visit and asserts the GOP convention in San Francisco will dominate news. It cites the temporary debt limit set at 524 billion dollars, compares to lower statutory caps, and covers May civilian federal employment declines of 3,555. Also mentions Mundt proposing new passport legislation after a Supreme Court ruling.
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LBI
Johnson
White House
Texas
San Francisco
Senate House Committee
Committee
Defense Department
Len Karl Mundt
R-S.d
Supreme Court
Ouachita Parish Residents Spend Heavily on Food and Cars
A Standard Rate and Data Service study shows Ouachita Parish shoppers allocated 42 percent of retail dollars to food and automotive purchases in the past year, with food at 19 percent and cars and related products at 23 percent. General merchandise, apparel, and furniture made up the rest, while nationwide retail rose 5.2 percent and is expected to grow further.
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New York
Ouachita Parish
Standard Rate and Data Service
Ohuachita Parish
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