No Pupils Show Up for Class in East Harlem School
Seven disputed union teachers teach only empty Public School 39 as parents boycott, signaling a rift between the Negro community and the teachers union and Board of Education amid the citys decentralization crisis. Charles Wilson comments on the situation while David Spencer says parents will keep children home Monday.
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Major Problems Facing Administration Urban Crisis
Nixon inherits urban crises as population swells and costs rise. Mayors seek at least 26 billion dollars annually for public services while private investment is urged to tackle housing, education, and jobs amid growing suburban migration and tax strain.
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Nixon
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Italian unions call five regional strikes before Christmas
Italian labor unions announced five major strikes across Calabria Sardinia Sicily Emilia Puglia Abruzzo Tuscany from December 9 to 13 to press for contract and wage gains. The move comes as Premier-designate Rumor works to finalize a center-left government and cabinet ahead of confidence votes.
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Pacelli Bees roll to third straight victory
Pacelli B squad sprinted to a 27-5 first quarter lead and routed Mpls De La Salle Bees 67 to improve to 3 1 on the season Dale Felten led Pacelli with 18 points as coach Jack Benedict used every player and the squad travels to Maplewood Hill next Friday.
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Park and Rec Activity Schedule Highlights Local Venues
Park and recreation activity timetable lists Shaw Gymnasium and multiple schools offering pool handball table tennis and basketball from 3 15 to 9 pm weekdays and weekend times. The schedule includes Ellis Junior High School tennis Mixed Volleyball Lincoln School Whittier School Southgate and Salow Gym with urban league play and upcoming matches in December and January.
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JM Rallies for Big Nine Victory
Mayo defended its title by defeating Austin 73-64 while John Marshall toppled Albert Lea 78-56 in Big Nine play. Red Wing beat Mankato 73-62 and Winona defeated Faribault 79-65 as Owatonna rested awaiting St Paul Murray. JM trailed 22-14 early, then led 40-32 at halftime.
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Oldtimer Seeks Wrestling Comeback in NAIA Return
Mankato Minnesota AP reports 30 year old Al Blanshan attempts a college wrestling comeback nine years after his NAIA standout season at age 20. He weighed 73 pounds more than then as he pursues a return.
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Wake Forest to Name Cal Stoll as Head Coach
Cal Stoll will be named head football coach at Wake Forest, per Detroit’s WJR and the News and Observer. Stoll, 45, has served as Michigan State’s offensive end coach since 1959 and played college football for Minnesota. He hails from Page, North Dakota.
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White Sox Make Trio of Trades at Winter Meetings
At the winter baseball meetings in San Francisco, the Chicago White Sox completed three trades. They sent pitcher Jack Fisher to Cincinnati for catcher Don Pavletich and pitcher Don Secrist, and sold outfielder Leon Wagner to the Reds.
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Purdue sets team and arena scoring record in win
Purdue hammered North Dakota 116 to 84 at home. Starters and bench contributed to a school and arena scoring record despite a late surge by the visitors.
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Purdue
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Bemidji State Coach Resigns but Remains Faculty
Bemidji Minnesota AP reports head football coach Don Palm resigns after three seasons but will stay on as a physical education instructor. Palm previously served as head swimming coach and will handle coaching duties as assigned by the athletic director.
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Roberts Short becomes Senators owner in AL approval
Minneapolis businessman Robert Short won unanimous approval from American League owners to take over the Washington Senators. Short headed a syndicate that Tuesday bought the club for about $10 million.
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Nicklaus Becomes Club Pro for Eastern Airlines Flying Golfer
New York AP reports golf great Jack Nicklaus signed a five year contract as club pro for Eastern Airlines Flying Golfer Club. The airline announced the deal Thursday detailing his duties and available benefits for members and guests.
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Jack Nicklaus
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FBI Probes NRA at Justice Department Request
The FBI says it is investigating the National Rifle Association at the request of the Justice Department. NRA officials defend it as an educational group while opposing recent gun-control measures. Also noted, U S Soviet talks aim for a Johnson Kosygin summit on arms limits, stalled by Czechoslovakia invasion.
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Nixon to Pattern Medal After Crewel Seal Design
The State Department will not oppose four Americans visiting the Pueblo crew in North Korea. The inaugural medal for this year will imitate the crewel-work Great Seal Julie Nixon crafted for President-elect Nixon, with a crewel effect and a personal message To RN-JN.
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Un American hearings eye Chicago disturbance probes
Rep Richard Schoed, chairman of a House committee subpanel reviewing disturbances at the Democratic convention in Chicago, says more hearings may be needed. He notes ongoing inquiries into protest actions and security concerns surrounding the event.
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St Olaf President Named to Six Year Term
St Olaf College board extends President Sidney A Rand for six years starting August. Rand has led the college since 1963. The board deferred until spring a decision on liberal visitation hours for men and women in dormitories.
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Doctor Foresees Drug Danger
Dr. Donald B. Louria of Cornell University warned Bowdoin College listeners that mounting evidence links marijuana use to potential health risks. He also serves as president of the New York State Council on Drug Addiction.
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Five Year Term For Winona Police Shooting
Robert Skappel, 38, of Winona, was sentenced to up to five years in Stillwater Prison for second degree assault in a case that left Patrolman James L. Hill wounded by a .22 caliber shot during a domestic quarrel investigation at Skappel’s mother in law home on August 19. The case was transferred to Wabasha County District Court at the defendant’s request.
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Minnesota's 65 Teacher Named MEA President
Robert F. Arnold a 39 year old Richfield elementary school teacher and Minnesota's Teacher of the Year in 1965 was named president of the Minnesota Education Association by a mail ballot. He will start July 1 for a two year term becoming the 85th president and the first male elementary school teacher in the role. He has taught at Lincoln Hills School in Richfield for 14 years and currently teaches sixth grade.
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Man Shot in Car Outside Suburban Police Station
Police identified the victim as 43 year old Robert G. Ledingham of Columbia Heights found shot to death in a car outside the Columbia Heights police station. He was shot once in the head and a pistol lay on the front seat. Authorities investigate whether Ledingham fired the weapon. the Anoka County coroner said a homicide ruling was not yet determined pending further checks.
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Haugerud Wins District 1A House Seat
Neil Haugerud a Liberal from Harmony Minnesota appears the winner of the District 1A House seat by 71 votes over Chester Kvale Conservative from Spring Valley with recount requested and results not yet certified by the presiding judge Fillmore County auditor said Friday.
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Hearings Focus On Mine No 9 Explosions Dust and Gas Suspected
In Fairmont West Virginia miners from Mountaineer Coal Co Mine No 9 testified at a lengthy UMWBCO hearing into the 16 explosions and fire that killed 78 men. Officials and miners described gas buildup and dusting practices, with superintendent Foster Turner noting not all sections were rock dusted for six months.
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Missouri Democrat Sees More HUAC Hearings
Missouri Democrat Richard Schord said the House Un American Activities subcommittee plans to review hearings this year and in October to determine if further sessions are needed. He cited evidence of Communist participation in the Chicago demonstrations and noted leaders allegedly collaborated with North Vietnamese groups.
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Onassis Family Plans Christmas at Scorpios Island
ATHENS AP Aristole Onassis wife Jacqueline and her two children will spend Christmas on Scorpios private island with a chartered flight from New York on Dec 17 accompanied by Jacqueline's parents and about 10 relatives and friends. Preparations for a New Year's Eve party aboard the Christina yacht are under way for many Greek and foreign celebrities.
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