Romans Sues Channelview Officials Over Exclusion From Activities
Romans, a divorced parent, sued school officials in Channelview Texas claiming exclusion from extracurriculars. The judge took the case under advisement after a hearing. A separate dispute involved students suspended for alleged truancy. principal Troy Cooper said only one student was suspended for an extremely vulgar poem.
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Channelview
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Houston
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Cambodian Reds clash near Phnom Penh in standstill
Cambodian troops aided by U S jet fighters and helicopter gunships halted a 2,000 strong North Vietnamese Viet Cong force 11 miles from Phnom Penh. A South Vietnamese task force of 18,000 was set to relieve pressure as high level talks continued between Saigon, Phnom Penh and Washington.
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Bishops Press Speedy End to Southeast Asia War
UPI reports US Catholic bishops, in a closed session during their Seminaridal meeting, urged a speedy end to the Southeast Asia conflict. The three page resolution called on leaders of all nations involved to end the war with no further delay, arguing continued involvement outweighs the moral costs. Fr Robert Trisco disclosed the briefing on the action.
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Father of Nevada Laxalts dies at 85 Basque sheepherder Domingue Laxalt dies in Carson City
Domingue Laxalt, 85, patriarch of Nevada’s Laxalt family, known for Basque sheep herding and for having sons in politics law and literature. His son Paul was Nevada’s first Basque Governor serving 1966 to 1970, with Paul and brothers Peter and John practicing law. Robert Laxalt of Reno is an author and director of the University of Nevada Press. Nicolas H Charney 30 succeeds Norman Cousins as editor of Saturday Review vowing to expand staff and budget by 1972.
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Triborough
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Victor the Poor
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Nevada
Carson City
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John
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Reno
University of Nevada Press
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Norman Cousins
Saturday Review
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Saturday Review Industries
Foul talker goes home after mouth washing sentence
Ellis Russel Skinner 23 of Soda Springs Idaho was jailed one day for disorderly conduct after police said he uttered vulgarities in public. Judge Edward A Johnson fined 25 dollars plus 7.5 dollars costs and suspended the sentence on condition Skinner wash his mouth out with soap.
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Rue de Vallee
Los Angeles
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Vallee
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Jim
Boise, Idaho
UPI
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Soda Springs
Idaho
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Skinner
Magistate
Edward A. Johnson
Skiller
Johnson
End of Profumo exile at Attlee House in London
Queen Elizabeth opens Attlee House in London as John Profumo, once war minister at center of the 1963 Profumo Affair, enters a final phase of social exile ending. The event follows his seven years volunteering at Toynbee Hall and funding efforts for the new residence.
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