New York Teachers To Strike Carded For Opening Day
The AFL-CIO United Federation of Teachers votes to strike New York City public schools on opening day amid a court order. Union president Charles Cagen says action will be taken if needed from jail. Board president Max J. Ruble pledges schools will open for 2 million pupils regardless.
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NEW Yok
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
New York City
Supreme Court
Charles Cagen
Max J. Ruble
Board of Education
Tne
Justine George Postel
Theederation
Rain and cool spells sweep across East and West
Parts of the East and Far West saw rain with cooler temperatures, while most of the nation remained generally fair. Readings dropped into the 40s in the Northeast and 30s in Michigan, with 75 in Bridgeport and 64 at night. Forecast calls for more showers early next week. In the West showers from Nevada to Colorado, while hot 90s persisted in the Southeast and Southwest. Boise tied a record high for Sept 5 at 10.
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Gtbtiens
Great Lakes
North Atlantic
Michigan
Boonsboro
Bridgeport
Mercury
Bridge Port
Weather Bureau
Georgia
Tom Fenasy
Vania
Carolinas
Cape Hatteres
N.C
Shreveport
Nevada
Colarda
Te Country
Boise
Idaho
Florida Car Crash Kills Local Youth Charles Midenaur
Charles Leslie Midenaur aged 47 of Maryland Avenue was killed when a car he drove with his brother Douglas Eugene crossed into the oncoming lane on U S Route 41 thirty miles south of Sarasota Florida. Douglas was injured and hospitalized. authorities cited driver fatigue as the cause.
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Charles Leslie Midenaur
Maryland Ave
Douglas Eugene
Sarasgla
Florida
Charles
Higthway
Douglas
Memorial Hospital
Venice
Sarasota
Ree
Farley Funeral Home
Henry J. Walters
Brotherhood Members Clash Over Belief and Citizenship Rule
At the International Brotherhood of Railway Car Men 23rd convention in Kansas City, delegates defeated attempts to delete the oath requiring belief in God and American or Canadian citizenship for new members. A Canadian lodge urged removal, fearing it would undermine shop agreements, but the clause stayed after two voice votes and a standing vote.
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Kansas City
International Brotherhood of Railway Car
Ord
Canadian National Railway
China accuses Russia of subversion in Sinkiang uprising
Associated Press dispatch from Tokyo reports that Beijing accuses Moscow of backing a district government revolt in Sinkiang and luring tens of thousands of Chinese to Soviet territory. It cites English broadcasts claiming Soviet pressure and subversive activities aimed at Chinese unity, with unresolved repatriation issues.
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John Roderick
Associated Press
Tokyo
Red China
Sinkiang
Soviet Union
Peking
Khrushchev
China
Moscow
Ili
Russia
Atv
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
CPSU
Sinkiangia
Kitushchev
Fiesical Bethe Revie
Ratn
lPicg
Mag Tvedung Bimpaper
Saltarsburg
Brink of split in Soviet Chinese ties warned by Peking
Peking warned Thursday that Soviet-Chinese relations have reached the brink of a split and that differences within the international Communist movement have entered a new stage of unprecedented gravity.
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Peking
Castro Blames U S for Cuban Air Raid Killing Teacher
Castro's forces accuse the United States of backing an air raid that killed a Santa Clara schoolteacher and injured his three children. The communique says seven bombs hit Santa Chora in Las Villas at 4 am Thursday, with two light aircraft and two jets involved. Havana radio quotes the statement holding the U S government responsible and warning of possible incidents.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
United States
Santa Clara
Fidel Casitro
Santa Chora
Las Villas
Misama Vie
Havana
Wet Streets Cause Minor Car Damage on Church Street
Police report an accident on West Church Street caused minor damage to two cars. Edwin A. Anderson, 38, of 622 Salem Avenue, said he could not stop due to wet streets when he hit Helen V. Glaze, 35, of 225 Devonshire Road as she turned onto Church Street. No charges were filed.
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W. Church St
Edwin A. Anderson
Salem Ave
Church St
Helen V. Glaze
Devonshire Rad
Anderson
Court hears Conococheague water plan dispute
Citizens of Mangansville and Conococheague district clash with Hagerstown over a proposed sanitary system. Attorney Hollyday challenges need for Cedar Lawn and Cearlits water, while Mackley argues the whole district requires service. Judge Me Laughlin warns the burden rests with the petitioner and hints at potential extension outcomes.
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Manganaville
Conococheague Distriet
Hagerstown
Sanitary
Commission
Mansion
Gansville
Conmococheague
John Hollyday
Cedar Lawn
Cearlits
Conacachesque
Mangansville
Walter
Suburbor Sanitary Commission
Sanitary Commission
Merineth
Mackley
Conucocheague
Maugunsville
Pion Coud Hest
Circuit Court
DK. Me.Laughlin
Hollyday
Washington County Leads Maryland Public Assistance Rise
Maryland public assistance rose over 10 percent in the year ending July 16 with Washington County leading in both cases assisted and payments. County totals show 1521 assisted and 9,367.20 dollars paid, ranking first among 23 counties besides Baltimore City. There were 399 aided aged persons with 22,705.03 dollars in payments, plus 471 families and 11,344 children receiving 57,998.52 dollars in July.
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Genecal
Maryland
Washington County
State Dept. of Public ‘Welfare
Baltimore City
Siniarly
House Aflame Near Smithsburg Braced by Firefighting Efforts
A house fire near Smithsburg was reported at about 10 45 this morning at the home of Vernon Runleberry in Jugtown. Fire crews remained at the scene at 12 80 as they fought to contain the blaze on the upper level of the residence.
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Loth
Uney Wee
Fireworks At White House Entertains Kennedy Guests
Fireworks burst over the White House as President Kennedy hosted King Mohammed Zahir and Queen Namoa. A 15 minute display, part of a fall social season, drew police calls from worried residents who feared an explosion. A military review and a grand reception followed on the South Lawn with 306 Marines and other troops.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Capital
Arc
Patiee
Afghanistan
Palice
Mohammed Jihir
Namaia
White Hauge
County Jury Duty Seen As Valuable By Residents
The article reports mixed feelings from county jurors about service. Many call it educational and fair, praising judges and attorneys, while some initially feared the role. Jurors emphasize learning from cases, observing courtroom conduct, and gaining insight into life and consequences for youths and adults alike.
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Bonnie Ayers
Otter
Ard
Mary
Thelr
Eho
Gallow
Apoose
Moskaf Ther
Ilury
Ange
Jover
Governor Wallace defied by mothers at Huntsville schools
In Huntsville Alabama groups of determined mothers marched their children into East Clinton and other schools despite Governor George C Wallace order to close for the day. Troopers blocked entry while a state patrol loudspeaker urged restraint. The governor claimed authority to close schools by executive order amid a federal court backdrop.
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Associated Press
Huntsville
Ala
XAP
George C. Wallace
East Clinton
State Highway Patrol
Tey
AC FM Avenue
Hunts Villa
W. Hereford IV
Wallace
Lage Payne
Muntsvile Board of Education
Alabama
Ile
Hme
Tans
Type A Blood Rated More Susceptible
APSA study reports type A blood may link to higher risk of multiple cancers. Dr H A Fadhna of Galveston and R Dominguez of Cleveland analyzed 123 patients with multiple cancers at St. Luke's Hospital. They found 56.9 percent had type A blood but caution the small sample limits firm conclusions.
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Chicago
APSAA
Journal of the
American Medical Association
H. A. Fadhn
Galveston
Tex
R. Dominguez
Cleveland
St. Luke's Hospital
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