Silt Floods Rush Over Dell City and Carlsbad Area
Silt-laden floods receded slowly in Dell City Texas and Carlsbad New Mexico as Army helicopters delivered food water and medicines. Officials reported 11 inches of rain at Dell City and 8 inches at Carlsbad Caverns with hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses and thousands of acres submerged.
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Associated Press
Texas
New Mexico
Dell City
Tex
el Paso
Ft. Bliss
Carlsbad
N.M
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Weather Bureau
Carlesbad
Salt Flat
4 H Night Set by Creal Springs Clubs
Creal Springs 4-H clubs plan achievement night at 7 p.m. Thursday in city hall. A flag will be presented to Mayor James Sneed and the City Council. A showing of the film Our American Heritage is planned. The program is open to the public.
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Creal Springs
James Sneed
Freedom Budget proposal sparks debate at teachers convention
Bayard Rustin advocates a $100 billion freedom budget to fund a social revolution, calling for moon-shot and Viet Nam scale spending. He spoke to 350 American Federation of Teachers delegates in New York City.
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Chicago
United States
Viet Nam
Bayard Rustin
A. Philip Randolph Institute
New York City
Rustin
The
American Federation of Teachers
Four Cooks and Teacher Hired in Sparta District
Four new cooks and a teacher have been hired by Sparta Community Unit District 140. Doris Jackson will teach elementary grade in Ellis Grove with salary set after experience records. Four high school cafeteria cooks named along with a substitute. The board will cooperate with the Southern Illinois University student teaching program.
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Sparta Community Unit District 140
Doris Jackson
Ellis Grove
New Sparta High School
Raymond Kayesberg
Lawrence St. James
Belle Russell
Cora Havercamp
Southern Illinois University
Carterville Driver Fined on Reckless Driving Charge
Elvis Lee Turner of Carterville was fined 55 dollars in Jackson County Circuit Court after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Magistrate Robert W. Schwartz presided in Carbondale where Turner faced charges stemming from Aug 5 on East Main Street including tire squeal red light run and speeding.
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Elvis Lee Turner
Carterville
Jackson County
Robert W. Schwartz
Carbondale
Turner
John T. Gladden
East Main Street
New SIU Author Publishes Mental Retardation Works
Thomas E. Jordan of Southern Illinois University's College of Education plans a fall publication of Principles of In-Service, about hospital organization. William Christopher Associates of St Louis will publish it. Jordan also releases revised Mentally Retarded and Perspectives in Mental Retardation, both in 1966, with SIU Press distributing the latter.
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Thomas E. Jordan
Southern Illinois University
College of Education
Jordan
William Christopher Associates
St. Louis
SIU
Department of Educational Psychology and Guidance
Charles E. Merrill Books
Columbus
Ohio
SIU Press
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Illinois
City College Board
Cook County
Lege Teachers Union
Chicago Education Association
Springfield
Illinois Crop Reporting Service
Walter Puczkowski
Anthony
Walther
University
Urbana
San Francisco
National Student Association
Stanley Sheinbaum
Ramparts
Sheinbaum
Michigan State University
Central Intelligence Cacy
Southeast Asia
Chas. T. Williams
Bell's
Maxwell House
Joyful
Catsup
Miracle
PEG
Ayrose
U. S
Kaiser
Aluminum
Banner Blue Peas
Tom Boy
North 14Th Street
Murphysboro
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