CofC Assairs Bargaining By Teachers
Washington AP Direct ors of the United States Chamber of Commerce affirmed that chamber policy against collective bargaining extends to teachers organizations and public school boards. On a mail ballot the board endorsed a statement that determination of public school policies should be the responsibility solely of local boards of education as authorized by state and social laws. The board said some teacher organizations have been demanding collective bargaining rights and threatening reprisals whenever their recommendations were not met by local boards.
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Fifteen Thousand Pay Respect At Kennedy Grave
In Washington more than 15,000 Americans visited the grave of President John F. Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery on Christmas Day. A steady procession moved in from morning until nightfall, the snowy cemetery adorned with fresh pine boughs and floral tributes on the late president’s resting site.
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John F.kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Education costs rise across U S public schools
The Furne estimates show public school debts and costs rising nationwide. Average per pupil spending reaches about 582 dollars with total annual school expenses around 20.2 billion. The average teacher salary climbs to 5 837 dollars, as districts cite inflation and construction needs.
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Charles Goren How to Play Bridge Column Snippet
A fragment from a Charles Goren bridge column details bidding and play. South and North navigate a multi spade and diamond sequence with Blackwood cues and finesses. The article notes a strategic club finesse and hearts as a remaining consideration, ending with a tactical comment on an opening lead and a disappearing act puzzle.
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Your Daily Horoscope Friday December 27 1963
Frances Drake outlines star influences from Aries to Pisces for late December into March 1964. Each sign receives cautious pacing, friendship chances, and opportunities in work, partnerships, and personal goals, with reminders to stay realistic, patient, and principled. Birth date notes include Louis Pasteur and Johann Kepler.
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Lille
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Louis Pasteur
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No Vacation for the Mountain Beavers?
A fragment describes the mountain beaver never hibernating and storing food in harsh highland conditions, noting the animal’s daily routine despite long snowy periods. The text highlights resilience of a species facing punishing winters in elevated ranges.
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