a a a a a a a a a a a 1. YOUR NEWS QUIZ NATIONAL. AND INTERNATIONAL Give yourself 10 points for each correct answer. 1. Queen Elizabeth Il marked her 43rd birthday.
Britain is a. democracy and the Queen has few real powers. True or 2 Her, eldest son, Charles, is preparing to Prince of in July, b- Wales c-England 3 There have been continuing problems between Roman Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland. What 1s that area's relation to Great Britain? a-along with Great Britain, it forms the United Kingdom bait is colony controlled by a British Governor -is an Independent member-nation of the Commonwealth 4 President Nixon offered a tax reform program. His program included reduction of the 10 per cent surtax to per cent, on January 1, 1970.
a-8 b-7 -5. The President also. proposed changes in. the tax laws to increase the amount of income taxes paid by some of the wealthy. True or False? PART IL WORDS IN THE NEWS Take 4 points for each word that you can match with its correct meaning.
animosity: granted to group 2.0 taunt b- jeer, mock amnesty -violent hatred, Al will 4.. vicious d-prohibit, forbid -evil, wicked PART III NAMES IN' THE Take 6 points for names that you can correctly match with the clues. 1. ee Chung Hee Park a -Chairman, Senate Appropriations Com-. mittee Aww Fred Derris b- -Democratio National Committee Chairman -new Czechoslovakian Communist: Party chief Cowon d-mittery ruler, Nigeria South Russell Korea 4-28-59 VEC, Ins, Madison, Wisconsin Save This Practice Examination! STUDENTS Valuable Reference Material For 1 Marion, Indiana, Chronicle-Tribune April 28, 1969 During demonstration 1.
Urges calm CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) Mayor J. Palmer Gaillard has urged. residents of this historic port city to remain calm during "the tense situation" caused by demonstrations in support of striking hospital workers. More than 150 persons, including the Ralph -David- Abernathy, were arrested during demonstrations late last week.
"palmer said in statement during the weekend, "Law order will be maintained, and there 'are ample lawful forces within the city to do so." 'The mayor cautioned "those intent on violating the laws that it will not be tolerated." Charleston remained under tight security. A rally was planned Sunday afternoon at Zion Olivet United Presbyterian Church along with ISEA passes resolution INDIANAPOLIS (AP) A resolution urging Gov. Edgar D. Whitcomb to call a special sion of the legislature was passed Saturday by the Indiana Student Education 'Association, a spokesman said. The resolution was -passed by more than 200 college delegates attending an ISEA vention.
The resolution blames the legislators for ignoring "overwhelming evidence presented to by responsible educators predicting the financial -crisis facing" our public schools." -The resolution pointed out the general assembly's actions curtailed many educational programs- and made- it -impossible for some school systems to retain qualified personnel. Charleston portedly About. in 900 the guardsmen Charleston area with state troopers, agents of the State Law. Enforcement Division and local police. The Rev.
Abernathy and the others in jail have refused to post bail of $500. The strikers, most of them Negro women, belong to Local 1199B of the Hospital Workers Union. They are non-professional workers who- make from $1.3 to $2.05 an hour. They struck the two hospitals last month. They want Guardsmen, pay and recognition of their unwith tear gas and bay- ion.
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News Program 1. Match 'word clues with their pictures or symbols. points each correct answer. A 1..... May 1st' is Law Day in U.S.
CANAL 2..... "Task Force 71" will guard U.S. flights off North Korea 6 3... Secretary of State William Rogers 4...00 floods and- tornadoes are spring problems 5..... British troops gave aid here after publio disturbances erupted again 6...60 U.
S. Representative. Adam Clayton Powell Queen Elizabeth 2 due in Now York port next week Louisville hosts the Kentucky Derby "Safeguard" 3 missile: defense -plan being hotly debated site of many Arab-: ABM Israeli battles HOW DO YOU RATE? (Score Each Side of Quiz Separately) 71 to 80 points Good. 91 to. 100 points TOP SCORE: 61 to 70 points Fair.
81 to 90 points Excellent. 60 or Under H'mm! FAMILY DISCUSSION QUESTION Exams. ANSWERS AT BOTTOM OF PAGE Formed first 100 days Nixon policies. long term WASHINGTON (A.P) President Nixon surveyed nearly 100 days in the White House Sunday and said he has weighed personally each part of his program to see whether it will stand the test of making good history. The President attended church services in the White House East Room for the fourth time since he took office Jan.
20 and chatted with reporters aftE erward. 1. The chief executive was sounded out i on his impressions of the first 100 days of his ministration--it will reach that Thursday. "I don't count either the days. 9 or the hours, really," he said.
"I never thought those terms. plan for a long term. "The major principle I've always followed since I've been in government is never to be too concerned about tomorrow morning's story or today's story -headlines of the moment." He said he's more intent on how things will look a year from now or even longer. He said he is moving deliberately and sonally looking over each program to see whether it will stand the test. of performance and history.
"I'm not interested," the hisPresident said, "in ancient tory. or in instant history but only what will make good history for the future." Mrs. Nixon was -absent at the church, than services, 200 persons attended from by Cabinet rank on down and special guests. The First Lady was said, with about the same kind staying bed, her husband of three-day flu he had, a ago. 1 3 He said she might be up in another two or three days if her! attack follows the same pattern as his.
Daughter Julie was. on hand at church and a reception afterward in the state dining room. Her husband, David hower, brought his wife as far as Phoenixville, over. the weekend to say goodbye to 'his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Eisenhower, before they went to Belgium. His father is the new ambassador in Brussels. Julie came on to Washington to see her folks. She and her husband are attending separate colleges in Massachusetts. After the church services at which the chaplain of the U.S.
House of Representatives, the Rev. Dr. Edward G. Latch, ofiEisen-ciated, Nixon set another first himself in' the White House. fore said he went out on the Truman.
balcony above the south portico, with a beautiful view over the White House grounds and a display of spring flowers, past the Washington In parade Stanley Steamer blows cork, 6 receive burns ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) young family of four and an elderly couple, burned severely when a converted 1917 Stanley Steamer -car at an amusem*nt park, were in Seven other persons were incritical condition Sunday. jured when butane fuel ignited as the steamer. rode: in- an. an-tique car- parade Saturday at Knott's Berry Farm 1 in Buena, Park.
Five of trapped those inside critically the burned ing car. The sixth, William were 26, of Los Angeles, was? Chronicle Tribune NEWS QUIZ ANSWERS -8-48-L 10-9 a-9 ZING TOENAS 8-g 10-8 q-7 18-T III LaVd p-9 18-g II laVa 8-8 1 q-7 I LUVd 45 1 Monument and on to the Jefferson Memorial. The President recalled the controversy that swirled around the construction of the secondstory balcony when Truman was president and I said he is convinced, that Truman was right and he called it a great addition to the White House. Critics of the balcony assailed it on architectural grounds. Nixon gaye his assessment a bit later when he was out in the Rose Garden with former Rep.
Ben Jensen of Iowa who had sculptured a bust of the chief executive. The President said that while Mrs. Nixon didn't have a very good night Saturday she felt better Sunday and would be able to! attend the White House Tuesday night honoring Duke Ellington, the pianist. pianist himself, Nixon is looking forward with relish to the event: He said he is counting on it breaking up into a jam session in the, state dining room immediately after dinner. He said he has asked.
an old friend and former New York law partner, Leonard Garment, to line up other musicians from the Ellington era, because Garment, himself, is a great jazz clarinetist. Asked whether he would sit in on. the session, the President smiled and said he might have, to leave, for a and while, listen but" a might little from the top of the steps: 1 I 4 The President conceded he is more of a classical-musical fan than he is a jazz bug. He said he doesn't anything too offbeat: "but I dig ATHLETE'S FEET? Call Dr. Oliver NO we cannot help you with but keep L' watching for list of conditions that do respond well! 1.
15 ATinjured trying to rescue his wife and two daughters. Witnesses said the flames erupted with a poof," quickly shooting 12 feet into the air and engulfing the car's occupants flames. About 400 spectators and drivers were watching quartermile parade of 54 antique cars. The bright, shiny, green, fourdoor Stanley Steamer, driven Fits owner, Wayne O. Nutting, was at the rear of the proceswith seven persons aboard.
"There was a loud 'poof' and looked down and the whole was covered by fire," said Fernandez, a secretary who looking down from a balcony. 2nd..
