Listen and Read Listen and Read kindergarten program story tapes
Gazette reports a kindergarten program titled Listen and Read where children listen to story recordings while following along with text. Director Mrs B Wally describes the approach, noting it encourages reading without formal instruction and that children respond well to the storyteller. The program, in its second year, serves 27 pupils and invites families to order records through The Gazette.
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Gazette
B. Wally
Fitts
Our Children's Heritage Volumes Offered by Gastonia Gazette
Enclosed is 42.09 for each record volume of Our Children s Heritage, or all three volumes for 5.00. If you want only two volumes enclose 4.00. Only check or money order accepted. Provide name and address and state.
Five Utah miners rescued as ten perish in blast
Five miners were rescued alive from the Utah coal mine while ten others were confirmed dead after a Wednesday blast 3,000 feet underground. Rescue teams found five survivors Thursday in the east drift, with state and federal investigators set to question mine officials.
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Utah
Mobab
API
Athens
June Crawford
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Polash Ming
Grant Tatick
Minning
Crawford
Anil
Adele
Paul McKinney
Rone Mw Hanna
No Clues To Slayer Shocking New York Casе
Police say no solid clues link to the slayer who attacked two career women in their Manhattan apartment. Victims Janice Wylie 21 a Newsweek researcher and Emilyn Hoffert 22 were found bound with torn shorts. Wylie’s father mentions a suspect who made obscene calls. Investigators describe a chaotic scene with threats and a violent struggle leading to both deaths.
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New York
Charlie
Janice Wylie
Newsweek Magazine
Miss Wylie
Wella Max Wylie
Miss Wylhe
Emlyn Hoffert
Wylie
Miss Maéfert
Miss Hoffert
Miss Entfert
Henry &. Fieffert
Polher
Minneapolis
East Side
Patricia Talles
Mitton Kalpern
Chick Ally
TV PICTURES SHAPE OF MAN FOUND IN MINE SIGHTED BY CAMERA
TV footage shows a possible body propped against a wooden support in a mine chamber where Louis Bova and others were trapped. Officials say observations are uncertain and continue lowering the camera for a closer look as rescue efforts persist amid a debris filled shaft.
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Hazleton
Wohien Welling
Lo Hanman
H.R. Charmbery
Aa Resents
Louis Bova
Charmbury
Dan Bora
Nissing Slice
Toth
Feilin
Throne
Chirmbury
Earthee
Fellin
Tescue
Bovan
Charintury
Uazleton State Hospital
Ellin
Throve
Alee
Former Dean Sentenced for Tax Charges
James M. Landis, former Harvard Law School dean, was sentenced to 80 days in prison on income tax charges by Federal District Judge Sylvester I. Ryan, with the term to be served immediately. Union representatives H. K. Gilbert and R. H. McDonald were named to a seven member railroad arbitration panel. Carriers named J. Wolfe and Guy W. Knight as their panel participants. President Kennedy pressed to restore cut foreign aid funds, arguing the aid is essential for peaceful coexistence and national interests.
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NEW York
James M. Landis
Harvard Law Sendal
Sylvester I. Ryan
Wassengton
H. K. Gilbert
Afl-Cio
R. H. McDonald
Aflcio Brotherhood of Railroad
J. ©. Wolfe
Guy W. Knight
Snr
Pennsylvania Railroad
JFK
Ayannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Veronica Wake Returns to Stage in Off Broadway Musical
Veronica Wake, once a film sensation famed for a controversial hairdo, returns to the New York stage in Best Facts Forward at the Off-Broadway Stage 973 Theater. She faces a new trial petition in a separate $10 million comeback suit. earlier, a $1.06 million verdict against Balls was stayed by Judge Lewis R. Morgan. Wake, who will be 41 in November, discusses weight loss from demanding rehearsals and her past career, including marriage history and life in show business.
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Bernard Gavzer
NFAY
YORK
Veronica Wake
Hmos
Shell
Golo Day
Atlanta
Verailea
Curtis Publishlag Co
Fibel
Genreia Amictia
Wallace
Clgtriet Court
Lewis R. Morgan
Morgan
Sir Curtis
Detious
Butts
Ashlelic
Hewartheled
Saturday Evening Post
Paul
Bear) Bryant
University of Alabama
Georgia
Alasbttna
Ake
Helen Seamon
Veronica
Gral
Helen
Constance
Ockleman
Brooklyn
Denniler
U.S. Involved Deeply in Costly Far East Wars
Report highlights decades of U.S. involvement in Asia including Vietnam and Korea. Describes political intrigue, economic crises, and international maneuvering across Seoul and Tokyo. Notes prolonged fighting and heavy costs to the United States after 18 years of conflict in the region.
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U.S
Tokyo
Viet Nam
Seoul
America
United States
AP Special Report An Aims at Vietnam War Costs
An AP Special Report analyzes U S involvement in Vietnam and Korea since World War II. It cites daily spending of 15 million dollars and 96 American lives in Vietnam, plus 13.7 billion in economic aid and 38.1 billion for military aid in the Far East from 1945 to 1992. It notes allied reassessments and uncertain futures, including Saigon censorship and political strains as President Nguyen Dinh Diem faces upheaval amid Viet Cong pressure.
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United States
Viet Nam
Naert
Amityica
Far East
Litas
Japan Sea
Agency For International Development
Rewull
Tokyo Sai
America
Asia
Hawei
Japan
Indonesia
Tokyo
Armorica
China
South Viet Nam
U.S
Muc
Saigon
Viet Cong
Sliwat
Neo Dinh Diera
Gow
Jung
Monr
Ani
History Made In Charleston Channa S C
Two African American students were set to enter previously all white schools in Charleston South Carolina marking a historic integration. The move followed decades of resistance and reflected broader civil rights tensions as community figures anticipated mixed reactions from locals and officials.
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Channa
S.C
South Carolina
N- Hay
Carence Alexander
Charleston High School
Tivelly
Rivers High
Wyrardt
Ford
South Carolna
Charleston
Port Eliy
Tax Cut Likely Delayed by Civil Rights Debate
Senator Smathers of Florida doubts Senate action on President Kennedy’s tax cut bill this year as civil rights legislation delays proceedings. He urges a quick income tax reduction but warns hearings and testimony from about 200 witnesses will stretch time, with a possible two‑stage tax cut totaling 10.5 billion dollars starting January 1, 1964.
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Washington
George A. Strathers
D-Fla
Senate
Kennedy
Smathers
Barry F. Byrd
Tia
Russell B. Long
D-La
Swathers
Tinares Committee
Rommluer
Byrd al Ways
Finance Committee
House
Weather Bureau Hit By Storm in Mobile Alabama
A Mobile Weather Bureau office was knocked offline by a storm that disrupted radar, teletype circuits and other instruments near Fates Municipal Airport. Meteorologist in charge William Tilson said the outage lasted about two to forty minutes.
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MOBIL
Ala
API
Cumateue
Bureau Oil of Commission
Fates Municipal
William Tilson
Castro Moves Guns To Coast
Cuba tightens north coast defenses and alerts militia amid reports of a possible invasion by anti-Castro forces. Cuba braces for raids, notes suspect exile activity in Nicaragua and Costa Rica and cites U S involvement. Soviet troop reports reach Florida refugees while Kennedy says troop numbers decline but training remains.
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Daniel Barker
Havana
Cuba
Nicaragua
San Jose
Costa Rica
Anu
Manuel Artime
Managua
Hivara
Florida
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
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