Drinking By Students Is On Increase
A cross section of American teachers reports student drinking has definitely increased over the past decade while failure to carry out assignments and insolence to teachers have risen. Lax home conditions are blamed, with poor homes and those with full time maids cited as contributing factors. Most teachers still feel today’s youth are not going to the dogs, with a third saying pupils are exceptionally well behaved. However, classroom crowding and assaults by pupils occur, especially in größeren urban systems, with 28 percent reporting incidents in the city areas. The survey covered 4,270 teachers from 48 states.
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Washington
National Education Assn
NEA
Commission For the Defense of Democracy Through Education
Nominations For Governor At Girls State
Bonnie Miller of Ellicott City and Judy Scheblein of Baltimore won party nominations for governor during the weeklong Girls State program in Annapolis. Federalists backed Miller for governor and Scheblein led Nationalists. The general election is tomorrow as students study county and state government with results showing varied party wins.
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Annapolis
Bonnie Miller
Ellicott City
Judy Scheblein
Baltimore
Girls State
Miss Miller
Federalist Party
Miss Scheblein
American Legion Auxiliary
Bobbie Hughes
Oxon Hill
Sue Wallace
Cockey
Connie Koste
Denton
Shirley Martin
Rockville
Betty Handley
Delta
Luella H. Feltes
New London
Washington County
Chaney
Charles L. Downey
del Ple
Myron
L. .Broom
McKeldin
Onight
Cpl
Joseph F. White
Maryland State Police
Stolen Blue Car Ties to Maryland Slayings Probe
A Virginia police interview with Calvin P. Gentry linked to the double slayings of 16 year old Shelby Venable and 18 year old Mary Fellers. Gentry, identified by a scar on his face, denied knowledge of the girls and claimed his light blue car was stolen in the Washington area on June 16. The car with a blood stained coat was found in Baltimore near Washington Boulevard. Gentry talked with Maryland and Charlottesville investigators before traveling to Waterloo and Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Virginia
Maryland
Calvin P. Gentry
Charlottesville
Charles D. Moore
Gentry
Moore
Greater
Washington
Washington Boulevard
Shelby Jean Venable
Mary Elizabeth Fellers
Potomac River
Brunswick
Waterloo
Wilton R. May
G. Earle Newcomer
Dr Thorning Critiques US Tito Policy Before Graduates
Washington June 28 Dr Joseph F J Thorning a World Affairs Institute speaker and St Josephs Church pastor urged graduate students that US policy toward Tito and Yugoslavia harms American interests He compared Tito to Stalin and alleged Tito seeks alliance with Mao and Moscow while undermining Formosa and Western security He warned of two Germanies and urged US accountability from the State Department.
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Washington
American University
Joseph F.J. Thorning
St. Joseph's Church
Cerroliten Manor
United States
Central
South America
State Department
Tito
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Thorning
Stalin
Karl Marx
Nicolai Lenin
Mao Tse-tung
China
Moscow
Formosa
Republic of China
Kremlin
Mao- Tse-tung
Hispanic America
Spain
Portugal
Army warns of massive h bomb deaths in nuclear war
Lt Gen James M Gavin told a Senate subcommittee that a full scale U S nuclear strike could cause several hundred million deaths from radioactivity depending on wind. He said megaton weapons might be used and warned limited peripheral wars would require mass destruction weapons. He noted strontium 90 from fallout could be lethal and cited 1954 tests where 7000 square miles downwind were uninhabitable.
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Washington
United States
Red Zone
James M. Gavin
Army Research and Development
Senate
Committee
Sen. Duff
R*pa
Gavin
Strategic Air Force
Russia
Symington
Uss.s.r
Philippine
Europe
Sen
Jackson
D-Wash
Department of Defense
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Red China
The
Atomic Energy Commission
New Jersey
Marshall Islands Proving Grounds
Weace
Duff
D-Mo
Lawmakers clash over federal aid for school construction
Two Southern Democrats attack the $1.6 billion school construction bill on the House floor arguing education is a state issue while Rep. Kelley defends the measure amid GOP plans to substitute a smaller aid package. Debate notes include a possible amendment tying aid to school desegregation orders and a deadline near next week for a final vote. Albert E. Shupe of Monrovia is reported hurt in a separate item.
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Washington
Colmer
D-Miss
Howard Smith
D-Va
Smith
Committee On Education and Labor
Kelley
D-Pa
House
Rep. Madden
D-Ind
United States
Congress
Rep
Powell
Mansion on Fifth Avenue Town House Incident
A rocker valtham financier was injured at work in a 27 room Fifth Avenue townhouse. He suffered a compound fracture of the right leg and a back injury after a platform incident during loading of stone at the Rockville Crushed Stone Co. He was reported in Suburban Hospital. the exact extent of injuries remained to be determined.
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New York
5Th Avenue
Serge Rubinstein
Rockville
Siete
New Y
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Motter Avenue
Johnson
U. 8 S
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Better Homes Equip. Co
Patrick ST
Admiral
Lus
Double Oven
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Rita Manderson
Frederick
Youth For Christ
the Peoples Church
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South “Arket
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