Fannin Urges Broad Drive for Highway Safety
Gov. Paul Fannin appealed to state officials and law enforcement to intensify traffic safety efforts. He noted 1963 fatal accidents are up 17 percent from last year, with 22 percent more deaths and higher injury and economic losses, and urged action by the Arizona Highway Commission and courts.
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Phoenix
UPI
Paul Fannin
Fannin
Tani
Arizona Highway Commission
Judicial Branch
Taipei Hails U S and British Generosity At UN
Chinese Ambassador Yu Chi Hsueh urged the United States and Britain to extend their voluntary financial support to the United Nations and urged other developed nations to follow. He noted China's large arrears and proposed to fund Congo and Middle East peace-keeping through the regular assessment system with aid for underdeveloped countries. The speech followed Russia expanding its no pay policy, seen as a grave UN crisis.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPI
China
United States
Britain
Yu Chi Hsueh
World Organization
General Assembly
Congo
Middle East
Hsueh
Russia
U.N
Soviet Union
Sunnyside Installs SEA Officers at Junior High Meeting
Sunnyside Education Association elected Lew Sorenson as president replacing Carl Brunenkant. Marvin Humble became 1st vice president, Keith King 2nd vice president, Darla Trent secretary, and Winifred Kurz treasurer at the SEA installation at Sunnyside Junior High School.
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Lew Sorenson
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Education Association
Carl Brunenkant
Marvin Humble
Keith King
Darla Trent
Winifred Kurz
Federal aid bill ties desegregation to funding for impacted districts
House Education Committee approves a one year extension of federal aid to about 4000 school districts with large numbers of federal employees children, but only if districts desegregate. The Dent amendment requires an integrated plan by June 30 1964 and operation by that date to keep funding. Bibb County Georgia faces loss of $500000 in aid to maintain segregation.
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Washington
House Education Committee
U.S
U.S. Office of Education
District of Columbia
Senate
Powell
Adam Clayton Powell
Dn.y
John Dent
D-Pa
Dent
Bibb County
Macon
Czech Students Sentenced for Anti Communist Demonstrations
A Vienna court jailed seven young Czechoslovak students for organizing anti Communist protests and urging others to echo slogans against the Soviet Union Cuba and Czechoslovakia Radio Prague reported An eighth student under 18 was turned over to a youth court for the same actions.
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Vienna
UPIL
Radio Prague
Soviet Union
Cuba
Rockefeller Returns From Honeymoon To New York
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller and his wife Margaretta Fitter Murphy settled in back in New York after a 19 day honeymoon in Venezuela and the Caribbean. He held a brief news conference on return from San Juan Puerto Rico and declined to discuss the marriage's impact on his political prospects.
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TARR /TOWN
N. Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Venezuela
Caribbean
Rockefeller
Margaretta Fitter Murphy
San Juan
Puerto Rico
New York
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