Protests Over School Sports Ban Stir City Hall Debate
Protests target drastic cuts to athletic programs at Rogers and Carroll high schools as students, teachers, and boosters gather. Leaders warned no outside flyers during class and urged talks with parents as budget figures show net costs and potential sports eliminations. Police prepared extra coverage if marches occur.
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65 Boys Graduate At De La Salle Academy Ceremony
Ninety five percent of the class plans further schooling as 65 De La Salle seniors receive diplomas from Rt Rev James V Greene at St Marys Church. Barry Connerton delivers the valedictory. Owen Eagan lauded for guiding the class. awards include medals for Latin English and science.
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Newport County
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Daily News
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Catholic Daughters of América
Ancient Order of Hibernians and
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Providence College
Hugh D. Princ
Renewal bonds won’t raise city taxes says mayor
At a Newport council meeting officials rejected claims that urban redevelopment bonds would boost tax rates if voters approve the program in November. Mayor Rambly and Councilman Oakley defended the plan noting bonds won’t be sold until existing bonds retire and the tax rate won’t rise. the issue hinges on a $600,000 urban renewal bond and a revised payment schedule over years.
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Thames Street
Teenagers Seek Jobs and Money Over Idleness
A survey of teen attitudes shows youths leaving school to seek work for earnings and experience. Officials cite rising college costs and the postwar baby boom increasing job seekers, with only a fraction securing summer employment. Experts note hands-on labor appeals to teens and adults compete for scarce seasonal roles.
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State Employment Service
New York State
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Ami Varios
Russell Hand
Omawa
Nebraska State Employment Service
Wisconsin
Elms Restoration Group Eyes Visitors Center at Newport Villa
The Elms on Bellevue Avenue may become a visitors center with restaurant and tours under new owners The Elms Restoration Group Inc. The plan includes a Newport Visitors orientation center and early 1900s style facilities, a restoration museum, and a movie theater to showcase local history.
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Thiladelphia
Chateau Alliere
Paris
Local Airport Plan Revealed
FAA five year plan recommends Newport Air Park expansion to a 5400 foot runway by 1967 including land acquisition stub runway apron and firefighting rescue facilities. Also calls for improvements at North Central State Providence Theodore F Green and Block Island Westerly airports. Funding depends on FAA master plan approval and federal aid.
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Kennedy Tax Revision Bill Faces Senate Setbacks
President Kennedy’s tax revision bill ran into renewed opposition as Democratic senators debated its two main provisions on dividends and the investment credit. The finance committee will continue slow public consideration, with House passage already secured, while some Republicans urged shelving the measure.
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Soviet Bloc Talks Continue in Moscow Meeting
Leaders of seven European communist states met for a second session in Moscow to unite and coordinate their economies. Outsiders were barred, Albania excluded, with reports noting a push toward greater centralized planning as a rival to the Western Common Market model.
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Senate Aid Curb Shocks Kennedy on Foreign Aid
The Senate blocked a portion of next year’s foreign aid, barring any slice to Communist or Marxist nations. Debates centered on Yugoslavia and Poland with the Lausche amendment seeking strict limits and a potential $10 million in development loans to Yugoslavia. The action aimed to pressure the House and influence the overall aid authorization of $4.7 billion.
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Peace in Laos Near as Prince Coalition Talks Progress
In Khang Hay Laos AP report says neutralist Souvanna Phouma and Prince Souvanna meet amid hopes of a coalition government by Friday. Right wing leaders Bouin Quin and Phoumn Nosavan push for army control while western diplomats fear a split delay U.S. aims for neutrality and regional stability.
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Police nab famous “Phone Booth” bandit in New England
Massachusetts police captured William Henry Maloney of Cambridge after a nine day spree looting outdoor telephone coin boxes in towns including Portsmouth Tiverton and Somerville. He confessed to 10 robberies and led officers on a regional chase aided by roadblocks and a Portsmouth patrol. Authorities say larger sums may be stolen in Newport and similar towns with further arrests anticipated.
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