Equalized Excellence A 10 year school funding plan unveiled
The American Federation of Teachers released a 10 year program to raise public school spending to 6.8 billion annually by 1977. Leon Keyserling forecast per child costs rising from 660 to 1534 dollars and total teachers salaries from 12.25 to 24.5 billion. The plan calls for 2.2 million teachers, 45.7 million students, 2.285 million classrooms, and a federal share increase to 38.9 percent. The program requires federal legislation and new cost sharing between states localities and the federal government.
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Cleveland
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
Leon. H. Keyserling
Council of Economic Advisers
Washington
Keyserting
Keyserling
Pitzer Resigns Rice Presidency to Accept Stanford Post
Dr. Kenneth Pitzer announced his resignation as Rice University president to accept Stanford University's presidency. The former Atomic Energy Commission director has led Rice since 1961 and recently completed a $33 million first phase of the capital campaign. He will take over on December 1 as Stanford's sixth president succeeding Dr. J. E. Wallace Sterling.
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Houston, Tex
Kenneth
Pitzer
Rice University
Stanford University
Atomicnergy Commission
Rice
Stanford
J. E. Wallace Sterling
Pomona
Calif
University of California
Amvets Convene Annual Convention in New Orleans
Amvets and members of the American Veterans of World War II gather in New Orleans for their annual convention. Delegates set agendas, hear reports on veteran outreach, and plan activities for the year.
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New Orleans
American Veterans of World War II
Amvets
Tucson Folk Dance and The Time of Your Life Show
Tucson hosts a Family Night with International Folk Dance Club at the Tucson Mexico Pavilion Cafe at 8 P.M. Tickets available at the theater or the Council of the Arts 2720 E Broadway. Also presented at 8:30 P.M. is The Time of Your Life by Arizona Civic Theater at the Santa Rita Hotel. Through Saturday.
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International Folk Dance Club
Tucson-Mexico Pavilion
Arizona Civic Theater
Santa Rita Hotel
Council of the Arts
Red Army Cracks Down in Canton Detains Thousands
Hong Kong reports say the Red Chinese army suppressed fighting in Canton and arrested several thousand. Up to twenty thousand detainees are in a labor camp near Canton for alleged escape attempts or aiding escape. Robbery and rape rise, while Red Guards continue guerrilla resistance in rural areas. Posters condemn Mao and pledge resistance.
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Canton
Hong Kong
Red Chinese Army
Red China
Red Guards
Mao Tsetung
Maa
Red Cross Continues Biafra Relief Flights
The Red Cross says relief flights into secessionist Biafra will continue despite talks breakdown with the Nigerian government over a landing strip. It will take every possible step to deliver supplies to thousands of starving refugees in both secessionist and federal areas.
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the Hague
Red Cross
Biafra
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Sears
Kenmore Vacuums
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