Montgomery PTA accuses officials of school budget cuts
MCCPTA president Millard Cass told the State Board of Education that Montgomery County officials mishandled a 1.7 million cut in the school budget for 1963 64, lowering teacher counts and pupil supervision ratios while failing to notify the board. He asserted four statutory violations and pressed for state action. The hearing follows a county board suit claiming overreach by the county council.
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Baltimore
Montgomery Council
Parent-Teachers Associations
McCpta
Montgomery County
Millard Cass
State Board of Education
Cass
Charles W. Prettyman
C. Taylor Whittier
Whittier
County School Board
Jerome Frampton Jr
Richard Schifter
William F. Robie
Honduras Leader Is Former Mechanic With Air Force
Oswaldo Lopez Arellano, a former air force mechanic now a colonel, leads Honduras after overthrowing President Ramon Villeda Morales. The provisional regime faces internal opposition, gun battles, and bitter Liberals as it seeks to stabilize the country and steer civilian government by military-supervised elections.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Oswaldo Lopez Arellano
Ramon Villeda Morales
Lopez
Argentina
Peru
Ecuador
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Tejucigalpa
Villeda Morales
Beral
Villeda
Liberal Party
Rodas Alvarado
Fidel Castro
Senators See Advantages Of Exercise
A New York hearing room hosted a body rhythm demonstration as Miss Ann Bitters of Manhattan, a pupil of Maaya Kahn, showcased exercises designed to keep women in shape though beneficial to men as well. The joint committee on sports and physical fitness heard educators, a fencing expert, and a tennis player during the public session.
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Albany
N.Y
Capitol
Joint Legislative Committee On
Ann Bitters
Manhattan
Maaya Kahn
Miss Kahn
Miss Bitters
Youth acquitted after assault charge in Frederick court
A 19 year old Frederick youth was acquitted of assault and battery after a Wednesday morning magistrate court hearing before Byron W. Thompson. The defendant and accused stabbed by James Boyce 17, who alleged a fight after being followed by Fisher and others. Fisher claimed Boyce carried a pistol and provoked the clash. attorney Wilbur F. Shef field represented Fisher. In other actions, Lester Carter and William Gray were each found guilty of intoxication within city limits, fined 25 dollars plus costs after arrest on East All Saints Street on October 5 by Officer Paul Mossburg.
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Frederick Hoy
Byron W. Thompson
Charles Fisher
West Sixth Street
James Boyce
Chapel Alley
Fisher
Boyce
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Lester F. Carter
Waterstreet
William L. Gray
RFD 2
Frederick
East All Saints Street
Paul W. Mossburg
Hawaii faces tree trimming crunch amid coconut boom
The island reports too many coconut trees for available workers as trimming on streets and parks becomes crucial to prevent head injuries and property damage. The account notes public safety concerns over falling nuts and a shortage of tree trimmers. It references John McGraw and the Giants winning four straight National League pennants from 1921 to 1924.
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Vhce
John McGraw
Giants
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