Back-to-School Strife Jars Cities Nationwide
The Associated Press reports widespread school upheaval as the new term nears. Teacher resignations and salary disputes ripple from New York to Florida, with protests over desegregation in Providence and classroom cuts in Venice Louisiana amid a nationwide reopening.
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Associated Press
Delaware
New York City
Board of Education
United Federation of Teachers
Clearwater
Pinellas County
Claude Kirk
East St. Louis
American Federation of Teachers
Providence
R.I
Venice
Boothville-Venice
Burns High
New Orleans
Hungry Mother State Park Lake Size and Shoreline
The lake at Hungry Mother State Park covers 108 acres and has a six mile shoreline.
Explosion of New Shows on TV Networks Tuesday
TV networks launch major season premieres after Labor Day with ABC CBS and NBC airing new dramas comedies and westerns. ABC debuts The Legend of Custer The Second Hundred Years and The Flying Nun while CBS premieres He and She Dundee and the Culhame Cimarron Strip. NBC highlights Garrison's Guerrillas NYPD and more.
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ABC
CBS
NBC
Custer
Little Big Horn
Dick Benjamin
Paula Prentiss
Dundee
the Culhame
Edward R. Murrow
MGM
Walt Disney
Walter Brennan
Will Sonnett
Judd
Misdemeanor Traffic Fines Listed From Frederick County Court
A Frederick County Court roundup lists numerous misdemeanor convictions with offenders from Virginia Maryland and West Virginia. Notable entries include Gary Lee Unger for reckless driving with a crash and a suspended three month permit, and Albert Durda for radar speeding with no further action noted.
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Frederick County
James Enright Simpson
McLean
Alva James Kerns
Packer St
Ernest Linwood Whittington
Strasburg
Linda Donette Campbell
Berryville
Donald Frank Ellis
Toms Brook
Gary Lee Unger
Suitland
Sidney J.E. Locke
Rt. 2
Edward James Fudala
Manassas
Donald Truman Smear
Virginia Beach
Theodore Gaynor
Burnt Factory Rd
Archie Thomas Kenney
N. Kent St
Lucille Mitchell Tackett
Bridgeport
W. Va
Thomas Jefferson Cooper, Jr
Mt. Falls
Edgar Lee Snapp, Jr
N. Cameron Sr
Alma Walters Dolphin
Rt. 4
Ralph Dewitt Newton
Staunton
William Ruben Terry
Roanoke
Aubrey Elmer Bylington
Middleburg
Betty Tarr Durda
Alexandria
Charles Calven Mumaw
Edinburg
Congress Grants More Taxpayer Trips Home for House
The Senate approved a bill letting House members take one roundtrip home for each month Congress sits, retroactive to January. It raises transportation allowances to 750 dollars per trip while senators remain limited to six trips yearly and 300 dollars per lump sum.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Congress
Virginians cast large absentee ballots in July 11 primary
Virginia civilians total over 8 700 absentee ballots in the Democratic primary with Appomattox County leading localities at 1 129 civilian ballots and 16 servicemen. Virginia Beach 627 civilians 35 servicemen, Richmond 324 civilians two servicemen, Norfolk 348 civilians eight servicemen. Military absentee totals mirror 1963 levels at 127 ballots.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Board of Elections
Appomattox County
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Seashire State Park Trails Highlight Two Miles
A note describes Seashire State Park offering two miles of nature trails for visitors. It emphasizes the quality and extent of the woodland paths and invites exploration by hikers and nature lovers.
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Seashire State Park
Poor People Seek Work Urged by Harris in Riots Cities
Senator Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma said after tours of Milwaukee and Cincinnati that rioting cites show a real desire to work among residents and that jobs are needed for all races. The Communications Workers union began a nationwide petition drive for jobs housing and education for the poor.
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Washington (Ap
Adry Commission On
Fred R. Harris
D-Okla
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Rs of America
Congress
Union
Joseph A. Bierne
House
Bierne
Harris
Flop Flips Back New Yore to Hollywood
Compass Productions has bought the Shirley Jackson suspense novel We Have Always Lived in the Castle for film. George Schaefer, head of the company, says the Broadway flop deterred high bidders despite the stage version lasting nine performances with costs around 80 000 dollars.
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NEW Yore
Broadway
Hollywood
Compass Productions
Priceetag
George Schaefer
Great White Way
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Menasha
Wis
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Robb
White House
Lynda
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