Kindergarten controversy sparks district school board talks
In a continuation of Action Line, readers note the Governor's Committee on Public School Education and April school board elections. The letter argues about early childhood instruction, citing Benjie Steinhauser's idea of smaller class sizes and questioning districts that lack both small classes and kindergarten programs.
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Governor's Committee On Public School Education
Benjie Steinhauser
Edgewood
Steinhauser
Texas Education Agency
Lucky Bucks Social Security Numbers and Winners
A local contest awards Social Security numbers as entries for winnings. Winners include Garcia Sanchez of Pendleton and Elise McCarthy of Maplewood among others. Eddie Winfield, a long time Light subscriber, wins $10 along with a $10 bonus.
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Pargmann
Jesus
Garcia Sanchez
Pendelton
Elise McCarthy
Maplewood
Rosetta Gomez
Kendalia
E. C. Phillips
Ackard
Raymon J. Destorough
Nowerton
Kay Paremann
Isbell
McCarthy
Phillips
Civil Service
Joan
Imayer
Converse
Connie Mernandez
Topeka
Walter A. Wilke
Wilke
Eddie Winfield
Filpebrook
Iriler Peng
Ravdo
Coviea
Sergiy
Aaecoun
Uist
Carin
Inala
Editor's political musings on Nixon Pueblo and China
The column discusses Nixon’s habit of meeting average citizens abroad and suggests improved information gathering from U.S. embassies. It covers the Pueblo court of inquiry, defending its transparency, and compares Bucher to Wainwright for a possible Medal of Honor. It also critiques China’s Warsaw talks and U.N. membership, urging continued engagement with the Chinese people.
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Navy
Pueblo
Nature of Inquiry
Puebla
Cindy
Bucher
North Korea
Butcher
Cen
Jonillian
Skinsiy
Wainwright
Corrégidor
Corregidor
Truman
Warsaw
Liao Ho-Shu
Hague
China
Peking
United States
Mao
U.N
United Nations
Mado
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Auto Crash Kills 8 Persons
Eight people died in a predawn head on collision on U S 51 when a Chicago family’s convertible carrying five siblings struck a station wagon carrying three Chicago men bound for an earth moving expo. The crash occurred in drizzle near the local community, with both vehicles bursting into flames and rescuers arriving too late.
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Assumption
U.S. 51
Chicago
Arkansas
Slavs Launch Largest Danube Dredge at Novi Sad
A river stand seagoing dredger, claimed by Yugoslavia as Europe’s biggest, was launched Saturday at Novi Sad on the Danube. The vessel measures 190 feet in length and 60 feet in width. A second item reports Budapest losing telephone service Saturday after water soaked cables caused by a sudden storm.
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UPI
Yugoslavia
Europe
Novi Sad
Danube
Budapest
Alsiaslal
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