Wright Reports to Board on Status of Negotiations
The Austin School Board holds a meeting with no specific items noted on current negotiations. Stephen Wright says concessions are under discussion, mainly over the salary schedule with Monday meetings. The board approves towed unauthorized cars and considers a feasibility study for a multi purpose arena.
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Austin School Board
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Stephen Wright
Teachers Council
Minnesota
Austin
U S Command Reports 131 Reds Killed Near Saigon
Two battles northwest of Saigon yield 131 North Vietnamese killed as Viet Cong cease fire nears. Three U.S. helicopters lost or damaged. allied casualties total seven killed and 15 wounded. American totals rise to 31,562 dead and 199,689 wounded.
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Associated Press
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Knowles Asks Law to Handle Protestors on Campuses
Gov. Warren Knowles asked the Wisconsin Legislature to pass special law to curb campus protests. He cites political motives behind disorders and calls for penalties including barring students convicted of crimes from state higher education. He urges firing faculty involved and barring them from future public school or university employment.
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Warren Knowles
Wisconsin
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San Francisco
Columbia
University of Wisconsin
National Guard
Lodge Sees No Political Settlement With Violence
AP dispatch from Paris reports U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge warning at the peace talks that a political settlement in Vietnam cannot be reached amid violence. He notes the Saigon government must not be overthrown as a precondition, while North Vietnam and the NLF press for U S withdrawal and South Vietnamese self determination free of interference.
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Israel accuses Egypt of guerrilla bases in Sinai
Israeli delegate Yosef Tekoah told the U N Security Council that nine Bedouin war refugees captured in the Sinai Desert admitted they were sent across the Suez Canal by the Egyptian military intelligence service. U N observers reported rifle fire and machine gun bursts from the Egyptian side with the situation described as serious.
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Odd Bull
Search Continues For Missing F111A Jet Over Nevada
Eleven Air Force planes and the Civil Air Patrol combed the skies between Las Vegas and the Great Salt Lake for an F111A jet missing on a training flight from Nellis AFB. The six million dollar aircraft carried two crew members and failed to return Wednesday night on a roughly 750 mile three hour mission.
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Defense moves for mistrial in Sirhan case
AP reports the defense requests a mistrial in the Sirhan Bishara Sirhan murder trial after a newspaper story suggests he might plead guilty in the Kennedy assassination. Also AP notes Rep. Clark MacGregor of Minnesota contemplates a 1970 Senate bid, and New Orleans Judge voids testimony by Dr. Esmond A. Fatter who hypnotized witness Perry Russo to refresh memory about the Kennedy plot.
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Esmond A. Fatter
Star State
Perry Raymond Russo
Jonn F. Kennedy
Snow delays New York Winter Carnival postponement
The City Parks Department postponed the 19th annual Winter Carnival due to heavy snow. With 15 inches fallen this week residents are digging out and may struggle to reach Flushing Meadows Park in Queens. The carnival shifts to February 21, delaying plans by one week.
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Queens
Nixon Plans Sentinel Sites Review Moves Possible Away From Cities
Washington AP Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird disclosed a Nixon administration review of Sentinel antiballistic missile plans that could relocate Spartan missiles away from major population centers. He noted the focus is on deployment strategy, not its necessity, and cited a Boston radar-site move being considered.
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Melvin R. Laird
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Sentinel
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Cake arrives for LeClaire boy marked handle with care
A decorated cake marked handle with care reached three year old Carl McConnelee of LeClaire Iowa in perfect condition after being mailed Monday from a friend in Plattsburg Missouri. Post master Donald Youngers helped the boy open the frosting covered treat, which was processed entirely by hand.
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LeClaire
Iowa
Donald Youngers
Plattsburg
12 Cabinet Lineup Plan Submitted to LeVander
ST PAUL AP A government reorganization plan to create 12 cabinet departments was sent to the Minnesota Legislature by Gov Harold LeVander. He proposed elected governor lieutenant governor as a team and merging about 100 agencies into the new cabinet structure with expanded Education Health Public Safety and Transportation roles among others.
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Minnesota
Harold LeVander
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