Board settles on double sessions for district in coming year
Editorial notes weeks of dispute over crowded schools ending with a compromise. Five schools will use second grade double sessions, Cocopah Hohokam Yavapai gain portable classrooms, Saiguaro and Coronado enter extended sessions. Experts warn against double sessions and portable classrooms as interim fixes while Odell report will guide next steps. Citizens should be consulted and needs clearly presented before voter action.
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Cocopah
Hohokam
Yavapai
Saiguaro
Coronado
Odell
Lindberg
Lindsay tows cars of diplomats in New York
The piece reports that Mayor Lindsay authorizes towing diplomatic vehicles to a garage as an emergency measure when parked illegally near fire plugs. Cars are towed for free with no fines while diplomats seek their cars, aiming to ease congestion and time delays. Diplomats from Mauritania and Ghana are cited as examples of the issue.
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John Lindsay
Mauritania
Ghana
Disputes Over Class Size and Teaching
A teacher discusses class size across education levels and argues that true teaching occurs in the right sized groups. It cites experiments with large groups and notes when large assemblies hinder instruction while smaller, well chosen groups enhance learning. The piece emphasizes teacher–student interaction as essential to effective education.
Kennedy faces Oregon primary test amid organizational gaps
In Oregon the Kennedy campaign faces a crucial test as late organization and weak push threaten a favorable result. A Portland voter survey shows Kennedy ahead but with soft support and strong McCarthy organization backing, making a decisive win unlikely and Oregon seen as a potential setback before California.
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Ore
Sen
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Kennedy
Oregon
Indiana
California
Etgene McCarthy
Steve Smith
National
Oliver Quayle
McCarthy
Nebraska
Offiaba
Edith Green
Johnson
Humphrey
Nelson
Rockefeller
George—Wallace
Organized Labor
Poor People March Provokes Elite Backlash and Calls for Law
The piece quotes Inez Robb criticizing the Poor People's March and azelnks a push for a law to abolish poverty by targeting its root cause. It notes backlash from affluent society and press, referencing the Minneapolis General Assembly and Dr. David G. Buttrick's litany on condescension toward the poor and the reaction of the "Beautiful People" to washingt on based protests.
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Washington
Inez Robb
Congress
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Minneapolis
David
Education to Inspire Learning Beyond Facts
Quotes emphasize inspiring pupils with ideas over stuffing facts. Critics note fear of job loss stalls progress in American education. Figures like Horace Mann Anatole France Eliot Roosevelt stress moral development and instruction in practical citizenship.
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Anatole
France
America
Theodore’ ‘Roosevelt
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