Princess Margaret's son receives a pastel nursery piano
11 year old Lord Linley is gifted a peach pink super miniature piano by London designers Charles Browning. The toy features pink blue notes and teddy bear decorations as Hermes Lima wins final approval as Brazil prime minister after 10 sessions. Fabian Forte seeks court approval for a new manager amid asset concerns and a split with MDB Enterprises.
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Swedish Manned U N Transport Reported Missing
A Swedish two engine C47 Dakota carrying four aboard was reported missing in the Congo. The plane last radioed at 4 31 p m saying it was at 12 000 feet with about an hour of fuel en route from Leopoldville to Albertville.
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Daily Crossword Across and Down Summary
Crossword clues list with numbered across and down entries including hints for Equestrian's whip netlike fabric and D-Day boat abbr. plus multiple theme-like phrases and answers such as July birth stone and Greek letter for a compact puzzle page.
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Report Finds Virginia Negro Education Inferior to White
The U S Commission on Civil Rights reports Virginia Negro education remains inferior to white schooling with Charlottesville as an exception. Edward A Mearns notes desegregation efforts vary by city, citing Norfolk Richmond and Falls Church while stressing housing and curriculum reforms as keys to progress.
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Charlottesville
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Richmond
Warren County
Education Subsidy Debate Shapes Public School Policy
A deteriorated fragment discusses education funding and the idea of excluding compensatory benefits for private schools. The text hints at policy arguments over balancing public school support with private education subsidies amid broader reform debates.
Maybe He'll Retire Columbus
Gary McDonald, 11, reflects on enduring two similar injuries at the same playground. In October 1961 he broke his left leg during a school football game, and on October 1, 1962, he again fractured the same leg while going after a pass.
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Pitt Chancellor Job Bowman Dies at 66 in Bedford
Dr. Job Gabbert Bowman, president of the University of Pittsburgh from 1945 to 1947 as president emeritus, died Sunday in Bedford. He was born in Davenport Iowa and served Pitt from 1921 to 1945.
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Editor Henry La Cossitt dead at 61 in Washington
Henry La Cossitt former editor of Collier's magazine and veteran writer died Sunday of cancer at age 61 in Washington. A Shreveport Louisiana native, he had served in Gulf Oil Co. government relations since 1959.
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Henry la Cossitt
Collier's Magazine
Gulf Oil Co
Shreveport
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