Teachers Attacked Daily The Black Curtain Charged
New York AP reports union head Charles Cogen says public school teachers face about one attack daily by pupils and accuses the Board of Education of a whitewash. He cites multiple incidents across Brooklyn Bronx and Manhattan as the board plans to discuss the charges with superintendent Calvin Gross.
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Guards' kennels at Auschwitz described as nicer than prisoner barracks
Germany's war crimes trial heard former SS guards kept 200 guard dogs in snug kennels with dry concrete floors while prisoners endured airless mud‑floored barracks. Maj. Gen. Joachim Caesar testified he managed prisoner-lands at Auschwitz 1942 onward and recalled typhus and deaths linked to the camp's filthy conditions.
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Racial Truce in Maryland Ahead of Public Accommodations Debate
Maryland braces for a broader public accommodations bill as Governor Tawes pledges to use all powers to push an inclusive act after a Princess Anne student protest. Police dog deployments halted unless riots erupt. about 60 demonstrators staged a sit in near the governor’s office.
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Williams Jailed for Contempt in London Divorce Court
Leslie Williams was jailed in London's divorce court after he allegedly snapped his fingers in defiance of a judge's order not to molest his estranged wife. The contempt ruling followed the court confrontation on the ongoing separation case observed by UPI.
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UPI
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Preview replaces tour as try-out for Broadway
Broadway previews replace out of town tours as the main prep step. Producers save about 40000 dollars per show by cutting travel costs and several productions skip Philadelphia New Haven Detroit or Wilmington warmups. Some favor out of town tests for word of mouth and risk management while others warn against reduced outreach.
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Women Rugby Team Defeats Men At Leicester University
In Leicester England the university women rugby team beat male players in all matches on Wednesday. Captain Watkin Thomas 22 said the men struggled with the touch part of touchdown. Margaret Haines captain of the winning side said they trained for 10 days on beer.
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England
UPT
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Margaret Haines
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Tax Relief Takes Effect On Paychecks Today
The first direct effects of the tax cut appear today with a new 14 percent withholding rate replacing 18 percent. After exemptions, pay increases range from about $1 to $5 weekly, totaling roughly $800 million monthly, boosting consumer spending over the coming year. Administration officials frame the tax change as a major economic weapon to combat recession or inflation.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Yugoslav Flu Epidemic Reported With 21 Deaths
Belgrade dispatch says Yugoslavia faces a spreading flu epidemic with at least 21 deaths. The report notes the illness is present in parts including the coal mine region.
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Belgrade
Tuzla
Rockefeller Takes It In Stride Over Missing Pen
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller faced a reported incident in Newport New Hampshire after autographing at Kelly's drug store when an employee's pen went missing. The governor replied that the pen had inadvertently slipped into his pocket and promised a replacement, offering sincere apologies.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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N.H
Michael Paul Towey
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Mrs Kennedy Attends Lunch and Sees JFK Memorial Film
Mrs John F Kennedy attended a Pan American Union lunch and watched a film about her late husband as Puerto Rico pledged 100000 to the John F Kennedy Memorial Library in Cambridge Massachusetts. Venezuela also pledged 100000 amid a landmark fund drive nearing 10 million dollars.
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Rockefeller Attacks Goldwater as Irresponsible in NY
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller denounced Barry Goldwater as rash and irresponsible as New York voters prepare for the nations first presidential primary. Rockefeller interrupted his campaign to attend the funeral of Mrs. Robert F. Wagner, then planned visits to Portsmouth and Dover while Goldwater campaigned in southern New York. He accused Goldwater and the Johnson administration of failures, urging voters not to choose between a drifting Democratic record and reckless leadership.
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Tear Gas Used to Break Up Chilean General Strike
Police used tear gas to disperse Communist and Socialist mobs in Santiago as a largely failed general strike affected public transport amid a taxi walkout. No casualties were reported though minor violence occurred throughout the day.
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UPI
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