Montana Indian Education Program On University Campus
A federal state project 850000 dollars funds a Montana program at the University of Montana that relocates Indian families from reservations to campus housing for study in basic education. It provides reading and math help and health and home economics for housewives, public schooling for older children, and nursery care for younger kids.
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Montana
Neil Bibler
Associated Press
Missoula, Mont
University of Montana
James Hall
Hall
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Manpower Development and Training Administration
Office of Economic Opportunity
BIA
California
Missoula Public Schools
Spock and four others go on trial in draft counseling case
Dr. Benjamin Spock and four others face trial in U S District Court on charges of conspiring to counsel young men to evade the draft. The group includes Yale chaplain William Sloane Coffin Jr Harvard graduate student Michael Ferber New York author Mitchell Goodman and Institute for Political Studies co director Marcus Ras kin. They allegedly participated in a nationwide program to resist Selective Service operations. The defense argues acts were protected protest under the First Amendment.
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Boston
Benjamin Spock
U.S. District Court
Spock
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Yale University
Michael Ferber
Harvard University
Mitchell Goodman
New York
Marcus Raskin
Institute For Political Studies
Washington
Arlington Street Church
Pentagon
Leonard Boudin
Unitarian Universalist
U.S. Justice Department
U.S
Francis Z. W Ford
Sister of Louis Armstrong Killed Crossing Highway
Beatrice Celina Armstrong, 46, sister of jazz trumpeter Louis Armstrong, was struck and killed by a car while walking across U S 90 in Boutte Louisiana. Police identified her as a New Orleans resident.
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Boutte
Louis Armstrong
U.S
Beatrice Celina Armstrong
New Orleans
Gardner Notes Auxiliary Meets at Legion Hall
The Legion Auxiliary of Dan ner Madsen Post American Legion met Wednesday afternoon in the Legion Hall with Mrs. Clarence Barr presiding. Plans were completed and workers named to sell poppies Friday and Saturday, May 24 and 25. Morris, Coal City and Mazon Units will be invited to a social afternoon Wednesday, June 19. Hostesses were Mrs. Russell Grinter and Mrs. Marion Larson. Miss Ruah Small won the mystery package. Briefs note guests and visits among local residents and hospital stays.
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Legion Auxiliary of
Danner-Madsen Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Clarence Barr
Morris
Coal City
Mazon
Russell Grinter
Marion Larson
Ruah Small
Wallace Johnson praised as a modern advertising genius
The Worry Clinic lauds Wallace E Johnson head of Holiday Inns as a pioneering salesman and advertiser. He details borrowing 250 dollars to print five thousand waterproof signs to sell homes on Memphis lots, illustrating the vitality of advertising in a thriving free enterprise system.
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Wallace Johnson
Ford
Edison
Wallace E Johnson
Wallace E. Johnson
Crane
Vote to Strike Shuts East St. Louis Schools
In East St. Louis Illinois 275 teachers of Local 1220 voted six to one not to report for work at fall term start to press for higher salaries. Don Miller executive secretary said negotiations pause until after August 26 with a demand of 1700 dollars while the school board offers 300. About 700 of 900 teachers belong to the union.
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East ST. Louis
East
Chicago Incorporation in 1837 Shapes Growth
Chicago was incorporated in 1837 with a population of 4 170, marking the city’s formal governance and early development. The milestone reflects a small urban center expanding into a regional hub as residents organized municipal authority.
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Chicago
Emmy Awards Show Falls Apart in Live Telecast
Television critics rate the Emmy ceremony as disorganized and chaotic with host cue troubles and awkward cross coast coordination. Despite production flaws the winners include Loring Mandel Melvyn Douglas Maureen Stapleton Barbara Bain and Bill Cosby with Elizabeth the Queen and Get Smart among top honors.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Hollywood
Dick van Dyke
Manhattan
Art Carney
Pat Paulsen
CBS Playhouse
Lucille Ball
Frank Sinatra
West Coast
Sinatra
van Dyke
Bob Hope
West End pharmacist seeks daily police watch after trio of robberies
Samuel Linder, owner of a St. Louis West End pharmacy, asked police to monitor his store around 1 30 p m after a youth robbed him at knife point for 120 dollars in a 10 day span. The Weather Bureau dates to 1870.
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ST. Louis
Samuel Linder
West End
Linder
Ann Landers letters warn against leaving children in cars
A reader urges parents to avoid leaving kids in locked cars, recounting a near tragedy where a fire started from a cigarette lighter. The column responds urging caution and prints the plea as a public reminder for safety.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Ruby
Television Schedule Listing
A historical TV guide segment lists evening programs across channels with times such as 6:00 and 9:00 P.M. including News Weather Sports 2-5-7-9-10 lineups and nightly specials, movies, and acclaimed shows like Alfred Hitchcock and Invaders.
Six Inch Frog Triumphs In 40th Jumping Contest
Corrosion a six inch swamp frog won Angels Camp California s 40th annual Mark Twain inspired frog jumping contest leaping 18 feet 0.5 inches ahead of 500 rivals The owner trainer Leonard Hall of Concord California reported the victory marking his fifth win in the event Hall tickled the frog to start the jump and urged the crowd with a chant The contest recalls The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County set in the gold rush town of Angels Camp
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Angels Camp
Calif
Corrosion
Bakersfield
Leonard Hall
Concord
Hall
Gitchee
Twain
Calaveras County
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues
Crossword puzzle clues for across and down entries including harvest membranes violet upright measure of land mendicant happened by accident music note lamprey conjunction rodent originated weighing machine affirms bearded botany swelling pronoun grain spike perform whiner all chills and fever English author handles as of swords trick malt beverages hiding place for supplies of the country baking chamber Protestant denomination nearly smart in dress carpenter's tool Crosby or Sinatra for instance help Irish nobleman golf score touches end to end cereal grains American Indian pail handle Greek letter personal data card exclamation
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Homer Paquette
Eldon Miller
Emington
Donald Farrer
Lemont
Edward Malek
J. R. Scoggin
Mayme McDonald
John Dzedolik
LaGrange Hospital
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Dr. Crane
Memphis
Dr. Frank
Little Bear
Television In Review
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Jeannie
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