Drastic Blueprint for Rhode Island School System
Aquidneck Island school leaders review the General Assembly education commission report proposing abolition of local districts and state operation via a Board of Regents. The plan envisions four state districts and 20 600 pupils per district, drawing mixed reactions on control, cost, and feasibility from Newport Middletown and Portsmouth officials.
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Aquidneck Island
Rhode Island
General Assembly
Special Commission On Education
State
Boar of Regents
Paul F. Murray
Newport School
Helg
Murty Vay
Joseph H. Gaudelella
Middletown
Area 6
Newport County
Rhode Island i
Roland F. Shaney
Providence
Wee Gegen
Lloyd
Nelson
Portsmouth
Jam Nitive
State Commission
U S Moves on French and Japanese Subsidies in Trade Fray
Reports say the United States plans countervailing duties on French export subsidies and seeks a reply to Japan over restrictions on foreign car sales. May trade figures show imports rising to a record while exports fall, signaling persistent U S deficit concerns and calls for swift action.
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New York
United States
France
Japan
William M. Roth
John
Son
Roth
Tokyo
Commerce Department
U.S
U S Yachts Retake Cup and Wage Reform World Brief
The report covers the United States reclaiming the Bermuda Trophy, with Germany and Britain in standings, and notes a new minimum wage of 1.60 dollars per hour becoming effective Monday extending to many service and care sectors. Exclusions include farm workers and certain student roles. The Bermuda Trophy ceremony and related awards are announced with winners in multiple classes.
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Talabauin
Pew
Ino Rivals Homes
Gate
Bowl Alley
Hamilton
Bermuda
United States
Great Britain
Newport
Ril
B.S
Etdisa
Great
Urlain
Germany
Hernau
Canada
Igg
Htood
Robb
Marbleheart
Mass
U.S
Bay State
Claas
Yeliau
Raged
Robin
Thunterbird
Ant Westray
Glas F
Gald
Feyen
Xoyen
AML
Tax Increase Sparks July 14 Paycheck Changes
Washington reports a new 6 billion federal tax package aimed at funding the Vietnam War and Great Society programs. The law raises income taxes effective July 14 with higher withholdings and retroactive dates. individuals face amended paychecks and a deadline to adjust filings next year.
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Washington
Rockbottom
Congress
Johnson
Feiday
Lyn
Kile House
U.S
Healo
88 Villagers Die In Viet Cong Attack Near Saigon
Vietnamese refugees and civilians faced heavy losses as Viet Cong forces attacked Son Tra and surrounding areas near Saigon. The assault felled 88 U.S. infantrymen and killed 73 civilians plus 15 government workers. about 103 refugees were wounded. U.S. forces fought all night with air support and artillery.
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Saigon
Son Tra
U.S
Hiut
Lint
Leatherage
Bate
Aantie
Dak Son
Sai Teor
Computerized protest marks single handed transatlantic race finish
Rounding off a long voyage Geoffrey Williams aboard Sir Thomas Lipton won the race from Plymouth with 47 yachts entered. Protests were filed by Voortrekkers regarding a northward course by Lipton and the use of computer analysis. Several yachts retired after incidents, and finishers crowd near Urent on Reef Tower as a committee plans honors for the winner and participants.
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Voortrevker
Jintah
Sir Thomas Lipton
Lipton
Nantucket
Ben
Geoffrey Willams
England
Plymouth
Myth of
Malham
Culler
Nool Bevan
Ly Ex
Moi
Woolden Cockeral
Bib Mawel
Ausealla
Rob Roy
Pakinham
Bogland
Coast Guard
Plo- Ua
Urenton Reef Tower
Lanvin Observer
Royal Western Yacht Club of England
Rage
Jon de Kal
Alain Gilkeman
Gliksman
France
Neptune Autisme
Sirhan's Trial Delayed In Los Angeles Hearing
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, the Jordanian accused of assassinating Senator Robert F Kennedy, received a three week delay in entering a plea as his veteran attorney studies the grand jury testimony. The hearing occurred in the jail chapel with heightened security, as Sirhan sat calmly beside his lawyer.
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Los. Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennnedy
Finis
Russell B. Parsons
Sirtian
Seipaa
Varserised
Parjoys
Sirhan
Mérys
Larry
Pasa
Los Angeles
County Central
Livlee
Superior Court
Richard
Adel Sirhan
Adel
Doge
Himy
Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
New York
California
Phone Talks Good Sign In New England Telephone Strike
Boston negotiators and the New England Telephone workers met in a marathon session to resolve a 64 day strike that has idled 3 500 union members. Governors urged a wage progression compromise and possible immediate return to work while keeping contract issues to be settled promptly.
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Boston
New England ‘Telephone
International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers
New England
Sonia Halk
Medigingohn Sullivan
Stowe
Ehief
Unies
Owen Ds Sullivan
Gerald A. Walsh
Pavernoirs
Srike
Saills
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Yonalis
Joseph’ G. Nevins
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Eplenan
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