Sophia Loren Delivers Son Carlo Jr in Geneva
Sophia Loren gave birth to her first child, Carlo Jr, after eleven years of marriage to Carlo Ponti. The Caesarean birth at Geneva State Hospital produced a seven pound baby boy named Carlo Jr, mother and child reported in good health. Ponti viewed his son before Loren woke. An ailing pregnancy history preceded the announcement with limited public details.
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Outlays for schools double in past decade
The NEA reports national outlays for elementary and secondary schools more than doubled since 1958 59 with per pupil spending rising from 851 to 680 inflation has eroded some gains but federal aid and state local matching boosted totals The NEA projects 24 billion federal 137 billion state 174 billion local spending this year Local funding remains over half of education revenue but has fallen from 571 percent to 519 percent since 1962 63 Note includes state by state salary gains and disparities among states with per pupil spending from 380 in Alabama to 1140 in New York
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Treasury chief sees inflation easing off
Treasury Secretary Joseph W. Barr said signs point to inflation easing after a year of high living costs. He noted the budget balance and a potential small surplus next July as factors, while Labor Secretary Wirtz warned about possible jobless-rate slackening and its inflationary effects. Barr argued security tax and income tax surcharge will pull money from circulation.
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Racial issues to dominate Commonwealth prime ministers meeting
London reports that racial questions will dominate the January gathering of 28 Commonwealth leaders at Marlborough House. Britain faces criticism over immigration policies affecting nonwhite Commonwealth citizens, notably West Indians, Pakistanis, and Indians, while Indira Gandhi signals a push on citizenship rules.
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Bumper foal crop predicted by The Cattleman
The Cattleman magazine forecasts a seven million U S horse population this year, up from about three million in 1959, with an anticipated one million foals born. The report highlights a bumper foal crop as an industry projection.
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