Where To Turn For Education Tips In Vacation
University of Minnesota educator E. Paul Torrance urges continued learning during vacations. He says parents must ensure schooling goes on with diverse methods. The Chronicle-Telegram Week-End Dividend Pages highlight reading, stamp collecting, square dancing, Civil War history, and future tech like satellites and computers.
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Circling the Square details city finances temptations
City Hall columnist Charles J. Hostetter explains financial pressures facing cities and individuals, noting how temptations to divert funds from intended uses arise, how programs unfold under strain, and the pitfalls when funds run dry, in his Circling the Square column.
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Alliance for Progress pushes ahead with no public explanation
The Alliance for Progress moves forward despite lack of public explanation aboard USS and abroad. Oberlin College audience hears updates as the program navigates political and international pressures. Alumni and PTA programs highlight a retiring school aide after 45 years of service.
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World trade pact sought by Soviets
The Soviet Union and its Comecon partners urged convening an international conference to set up a world wide trade body embracing both Communist and capitalist nations. The final communique from the two day Comecon meeting outlined steps to boost Comecon’s role and foreign trade with the West, listing the Soviet Union East Germany Poland Romania Hungary Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia as participants.
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Terrorist bombings scorch Algiers center and other sites
The SAO and European extremists bombed and burned multiple sites in Algiers and environs. The American cultural center suffered major damage from a plastic bomb with 6000 books and 39 projectors destroyed. no casualties reported. Reports also mention attacks on a primary school, Beaux Arts school, and a villa. European hostages in Oran and shootings in Hussein Dey were noted amid a wider scorched earth campaign.
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Hypnosis saves man on trial for life in triangle slaying
In Columbus Ohio hypnotic testimony by Arthur C Nebb on trial for first degree murder convinced prosecutors he did not deliberately kill Estel Stepp. Nebb pleaded guilty to manslaughter and aggravated assault, was sentenced to 120 years. Prosecutor said hypnosis was unusual and pivotal, with the jury exempted during the trance.
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Estes Gift List Said to Crowd Top Officials in U.S.
Washington reports House investigators probing Billie Sol Estes hunt for a list of high ranking officials who allegedly received money orders from Estes. Witness James T. Ralph described gifts connected to Estes and said some money orders were turned over to the Democratic party. Manuel's claim of the list was disputed by Chairman Fountain, who said the panel heard of such a list and would search records at the Post Office Department.
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Peace talks near completion in Laos coalition plan
In Laos a peace solution nears as Souvanna meets with Prince Boun Oum and Prince Souphanouvong in the Plain of Jars. They settle most major issues for a coalition government and name three cabinet members while agreeing on key defense and interior ministries.
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Thurmond subcommittee probes face months of writing
Washington UPI report notes Sen Strom Thurmond and subcommittee chair Sylvester spar over hearins. The panel’s four months of hearings will yield reports likely after several more months.
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Man trapped by goat freed at Newport police booth
A man at Newport Isle of Wight telephoned the station crying for help claiming a goat trapped him. Police rushed to the cubicle where the man was cornered by a booth door and freed him. UPI reported.
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Sunny day with isolated afternoon thunder showers
Weather brief notes a sunny day with a chance of isolated thunder showers late today and a high of eighteen dollars. Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with scattered thunder showers and variable temperatures.
Kennedy's sweeping Kennedy endorsement victory in Mass
Ted Kennedy wins endorsement of Massachusetts Democratic state committee for U S senator after a hard fought convention. He leads opponent Edward McCormack Jr as McCormack concedes and vows to fight in the fall. Lodge tops Curtis for GOP nomination in a contest seen as the main rival fight. Kennedy predicts victory as delegates back his race.
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