Ottawa High works to curb drop outs in series
Editor notes a two part series on Ottawa Junior and Senior High School drop outs. Counselors Worley and Doman identify signs such as poor marks and tardiness, interview students, offer flexible schedules, and provide activities to keep youth engaged. They stress two way dialogue and personal support to help students stay in school.
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Ottawa
Paul K. Worley
Worley
George Spears
Doloris Doman
Sylvia Porter
Doman
No Bail For Two Birmingham Boys
Two white teen agers denied bond remained in jail for the slaying of Virgil Ware, a 13 year old Negro boy, after a church bombing at 16th Street Baptist Church. The same grand jury will decide indictments for murder and will also hear about a fatal post bombing death of another Negro killed by a policeman. Police report a scuffle involving off duty state troopers and a Negro man named James Hall who later stabbed Aubrey Hogan. National figures reacted with grief and calls for action as James Baldwin urged restraint and impeachment of Governor Wallace while New York Mayor Wagner proclaimed a day of sympathy for equal opportunity.
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Birmingham
Ala
16Th Street Baptist Church
James Hall
C. L. Pierce
Hall
Aubrey Hogan
James Baldwin
New York
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Robert F. Wagner
Lee
Wallace
Yale
New Haven
Virgil Ware
Grand Jury
Democrats Pan Barry At Meeting
Western Democrats at a three day convention in Salt Lake City assailed Barry Goldwater as reactionary and right wing. Senators Frank Church and Hubert Humphrey led the attack as Udall criticized Benson and Welch. Humphrey called Goldwater unstable and warned the nation against his approach.
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Salt Lake City
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Frank Church
Idaho
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Stewart
Udall
Sen
Humphrey
A A Pees
Fragmentary lyric note echoes Cold War era scare
A garbled OCR line mentions Red China, music web scam, and a fourth verse. The fragment hints at a controversial lyric or verse about geopolitical themes and online scams, with unclear attributions.
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Nikita
Red China
GOP Tax Cut Debate Raises Spending Brake
Republicans argue Kennedy's tax cut must be tied to spending limits. Rep. Byrnes warns of a Russian roulette gamble with the economy and would make the tax cut contingent on a spending cap of 97 to 98 billion dollars, while lawmakers push for stricter controls and larger future savings.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
John W. Byrnes
GOP
Byrnes
Wisconsin
United States
Boggs
Car Story Wins Contest At Herald News Tip
Mrs. Quincy Seymour wins the Heralds news tip contest and receives $5 for a story about a car owned by Bill Osburn that rolled into a lake while Osburn and Seymour’s husband fished nearby. Both men were soaked rescuing the car. Seymour’s tip arrived first after a prior call about another car.
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Quincy Seymour
Herald
Bill Osburn
Osburn
Seymour
Methodist Church Plans For United Group In '68
Chicago reports a plan to form an 11 million member United Methodist Church by merging the Methodist Church and the Evangelical United Brethren Church. The accord aims for final merger in 1968 with an eventual consolidation of denominations, backed by leaders Glenn Phillips and Reuben Mueller. The move follows recent Protestant merger trends and could spur broader union efforts.
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Chicago
Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
United Methodist Church
Nashville
Pittsburg
EUB
Wichita
Glenn R. Phillips
Denver
Reuben H. Mueller
Indianar *S
Phillips
United Church of Christ
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
England
Church of England
United States
EBU Church
Canada
Evangelical Church
United Brethren In Christ
County forecast shows light rain tonight and Sunday
Weather forecast notes occasional rain or drizzle tonight and Sunday morning, then partly cloudy and warmer Sunday afternoon with a few showers. Tonight’s low near 60s, Sunday highs around 70s, with yesterday’s high 94 and record highs/lows listed for context.
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Pam
Kennedy Seeks Joint Moon Effort Amid Cold War Tensions
At the United Nations Kennedy pitched a U S Soviet joint moon expedition as a path to easing East West tensions. Gromyko welcomed the tone but reserved comment on specifics, while editors and leaders in London Bonn and Moscow reacted with cautious optimism.
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United Nations
N.Y
Kennedy
U.N. General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Khrushchev
Peking
Assembly
U.S
Congress
Space Agency
London
Bonn
Tass
United States
Moscow Radio
Kremlin says China seeks atomic bomb at any price
The Soviet Union accused China of opposing the limited nuclear test ban to obtain the atomic bomb. Moscow urged economic development and claimed Soviet weapons superiority in tests in air water and space. It noted underground tests are allowed and argued Beijing lacks funds for bomb construction.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Red China
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Beals Pleads Not Guilty
Jack Lee Beals, 18, of 603.8 Pope lar, was jailed after arraignment on four hit and run related charges. He pleaded not guilty to leaving the scene, failure to render aid, driving without a valid license, and operating an illegally registered vehicle. Bond set at 400 dollars, trial scheduled for November 7.
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Jack Lee Beals
Popelar
Arthur Brannon
Beals
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