State Fire Marshal blasts school fire hazards in state
Sacramento State Fire Marshal Glenn Vance criticized California laws allowing hundreds of schools and meeting halls to lack fire safety compliance. He cited about 70 inspected schools and noted many more at risk, urging a central clearing point and new housing commission rules to regulate hotel and public building fire hazards.
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UPS
Glenn
Vance
Chicago
Ovance
Don R- Mulford
Oakland
Housing Commission
Moon Flight TV Tube Aims at Lunar Viewing
SCHENECTADY N Y General Electric Co scientists work on a special television camera tube they believe will enable watching mankind’s 240000 mile flight to the moon. The project aims to provide live moon viewing capabilities.
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Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Co
Cuba Treats Yanks Well Says Swiss
Six American adventurers accused of sailing to Cuba to join rebels were reported to be well treated and in good health. Swiss officials in Havana said they met the prisoners at La Cabaña Fortress and arranged for legal defense, blankets, and clothing. The exact charges and trial date were not disclosed, but officials promised full details before the military hearings. The men reportedly landed in Havana Harbor from Florida in January amid bad weather.
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Havana
Cuba
U. S
la Cabana
Gaston Jaccard
Gilbert de Daredel
DE Dardel
Thei
Florida
Pinar del Rio
Chemical Skin for Lakes Cuts Evaporation by 18 Percent
Stanford University professor Franzini reports a chemical skin tested on lakes that forms an invisible film on the water, reducing evaporation by up to 18 percent. The compound hexadecanol keeps water in but does not block oxygen for regional fish, with ongoing studies noting disadvantages and business prospects.
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Stanford
Mae
Shane
West
Lford University
Franzini Seid
Joseph R. Franzini
American Geo
Franzini
Physical Union
Berkeley
UPI
Girl Beaten to Death. 14-Year-Old Schoolmate Confesses
In Albuquerque a 14-year-old boy admitted striking Janice McKerrow with a rock, killing the 14-year-old girl found beaten in a ravine near her home. The victim, an accomplished musician and student, was last seen carrying a violin. No charges were filed against the juvenile, who was held overnight. investigators roped off the area for evidence.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Janice McKerrow
Paul Shaver
Shaver
Sun
Iaevenuun Rete
Isteaipht
Nancy Weaver
Janice
Inun
Doctorate Proposal in Mathematics Urged by Major Societies
A doctor of arts in mathematics was recommended to improve teaching quality in the field. The proposal was presented Thursday by the Mathematical Association of America and the American Mathematical Society in New York.
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New York UA
Mathematical Association’ of America
American Mathematical Society
Hearing Assured at Albuquerque Youth Symposium
Fragmentary notes describe a hearing related to an Albuquerque event and a speaker's assurance about a music education convention. The text references Bp assurance, National Music Educators Union, and a Monroe junior high context, with unclear quotes about popularity and teaching accuracy.
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Albuquerque
Coke
Sista
John Ho
Sly
Monroe of Sound and Understanding
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