Catholic Priest Links Baby Selling to Slavery
Rev. Thomas J. Reese testified before the Senate subcommittee calling for a federal offense against interstate or foreign baby placements. He argued outlawing the practice would halt a black market in infants and ensure equal protection for children. Authorities described cases of baby sales in New York and Montreal, with prices up to 3800 dollars, and a Nevada inquiry finding doctors and others involved in Los Angeles and New York.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Thomas J. Reese
Wilmington
Del
Senate
Reese
Elizabeth Anglim
Buffalo
N.Y
Katherine B. Ottinger
Children’s Bureau
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Theresa L. Heath
New York
Treal
Canada
Ottinger
Nevada
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Giant 21-Pound Baby Born In Copertino Italy
Fisherman's wife Rosario Peluso gave birth to a 21 pound girl yesterday. Both mother and baby were reported doing fine.
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Copertino
Italy
UPI
Rosario Peluso
District 1 School Posts Announced By Pueblo Board
District 1 officials reshuffle with Appointments to key posts including Elbert Brooks as administrative assistant and Dr. A M Gustafson as director of guidance. Paver moves to Vail as Gustafson’s successor. several principals named with retirements and acting roles noted.
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Pueblo
Elbert Brooks
A. M. Gustafson
Vail
Robert D. Morrow
Brooks
Morrow
Noble Hiser
Gustafson
Joe Young
Young
Richard D. Paver
Palo Verde High School
Julia Messer
Rollah Aston
Blenman School
Robert E. Whalen
Brown
Aston
Whalen
Cragin
Guy Bateman
California
Holladay School
Gerald D. Sagert
Pueblo Gardens
Holladay
Weldon A.washington
England
Lee M. Carey
Rincon High School
Carey
Pueblo High
Florence Reynolds
Ex Regents President Criticizes District 1 Pupil Load Rise
Evelyn Jones Kirmse former Arizona Board of Regents president urged Tucson school board to reject increases in teacher pupil ratios. She cited large classes and warned against cutting staff, noting actual loads exceed the stated ratios and urging funding to maintain quality. Also voiced by Dr A Laurence Muir and Bruce MacDonald, the English advocates for no load boosts.
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Bill Kimmey
Tucson
Kirmse
A.laurence Muir
University of Arizona
Bruce MacDonald
Rincon High School
Robert D. Morrow
Morrow
Tucson Public Schools
Catalina High School
Delay In Catalina High Wing Project Questioned
The Catalina High School science wing project moves slower than planned. District 1 officials could not explain the delay during a board meeting. Mann Construction, the $399,779 contractor, cites slow progress with completion targeted around August 7.
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Catalina
Catalina High School
Wayne A. Vose
Tucson Roofing Con
Mann Construction Co
Mann Construction
Herbert P. Mann
Mann
Francis Vesey
Robert Morrow
Morrow
Marshall School
Rolling Hills
Fred Busby
Busby
UofA appoints Leigh as high school visitor and associate professor
The University of Arizona names Howard W. Leigh, Rincon High assistant principal, as high school visitor and associate professor of education. He succeeds Dr. Richard F. Whitemore, resigning July 1 to head Kellogg Community College. Leigh, a longtime educator, will oversee accreditation of state high schools.
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University of Arizona
Howard W. Leigh
Rincon High School
Richard F. Whitemore
Kellogg Community College
Battle Creek
Mich
Leigh
Rincon
Pueblo High School
Douglas High School
Saybrook
Leland
Illinois
Ilinois State University
Air Force Reserve
Drunk Driver Lydia Bickner Fined and Jailed
Lydia L. Bickner, 39, of 118 E Jacinto St, pleaded guilty in City Court yesterday to drunken driving. She was fined $100 and sentenced to 10 days in jail.
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Lydia L. Bickner
E. Jacinto St
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