Austin teachers seek 14.1 percent pay hike for 1970 71
Austin Teachers' Council urges the School Board to raise base salaries for the 1970-71 year. Proposals include a BA minimum to 7000, MA to 7840, sixth year to 8470 with higher maximums and a total cost projected at 4.606 million for 389 teachers, a 14.1 percent rise. Negotiations are under attorney Raymond Ondov with the Board.
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Judy McDermott
Austin
Austin School Board
Teacher's Council
Raymond Ondov
James Tate
Tate
Goldwater proposes changes to voting law residency rules
Sen. Barry Goldwater urged Congress to remove legal technicalities that bar millions from voting in presidential elections. He argues state residence requirements and absentee voting restrictions clash with a mobile society and favors universal citizen participation on election day regardless of location or residency duration. He presents this as an alternative to a House voting rights bill’s residency clause, saying a uniform standard is needed though the issue remains debated.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Arizona Republican
Senate
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Goldwater
U S Makes 21 Offers to Soviets Over Space Cooperation
A source says the United States extended 21 cooperation offers to the Soviet Union over 11 years on projects from moon exploration to joint experiments and launch invitations, all of which were ignored or rejected. Webb condolences in 1967 and Glennan in 1959 illustrate the pattern, with Russia largely silent.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Space Agency
U. S
James FE. Webb
Vladimir M. Komarov
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
T. Keith Glennan
U.ss.r
Defense lawyers seek appeal after riot verdict
In Chicago a federal jury convicting five of inciting rioting at the 1968 Democratic Convention prompts defense lawyers Kunstler and Weinglass to pursue appeals challenging the anti riot statute. Four others remain charged with contempt. judges set no sentencing date.
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Chicago
USS
Lee Weiner
John R. Froines
Freiges
Weiner
David T. Dellinger
Jerry C. Rubin
Thomas E. Hayden
Abbott “Abbie” Hoffman
Bennard C. “Rennie” Davis
Julius J. Hoffman
Cook County
Hoffman
William M. Kunstler
Leonard I. Weinglass
Kunstler
Weinglass
GOP chairman sees Wallace as 1972 nomination threat
The Republican National Committee chairman predicts the nation’s move toward a resolution of racial issues will erase George Wallace as a presidential candidate in 1972.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
George Wallace
Bomb threat clears National Archives complex
A telephoned bomb threat led to the evacuation of maintenance staff at the National Archives FTC and Justice Department buildings. No bombs were found and operations resumed after security checks.
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National Archives Washington
National Archives
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
Humphrey greeted by Austin lawyers and campaign kids
Upper photo shows former Vice President Humphrey chatting with Austin attorneys Robert Leighton and Hugh Plunkett II. Lower picture depicts Humphrey meeting Douglas Bellrichard, one of 30 "Humphrey Kids" who greeted him at the dinner, led by Mrs. Edmund Smock. Leighton was reception chairman and Plunkett emcee.
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Humphrey
Austin
Robert Leighton
Hugh Plunkett II
Douglas Bellrichard
Edmund Smock
Leighton
Plunkett
Humphrey Urges Ceasefire and Moratorium in Speech
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey urged a Middle East ceasefire and a nuclear weapons moratorium amid criticism of President Nixon's arms policy. He spoke to about 600 at St Edward's Center and noted a fundraiser profit of $8,000, with 250 at a reception. He urged a halt to testing and deployment until Soviet parity.
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Hubert Humphrey
DFL
St. Edward's Community Center
Stella Jensen
Terp
Senate
Eugene McCarthy
Humphrey
Austin
Congress
Nixon
Vienna
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Middle East
Soviet Union
LeVander Eyes Tax Study to Reform Minnesota Property Tax
Gov. Harold LeVander says Minnesota property tax will not end soon but a 20 member blue ribbon commission may craft a plan for a totally simplified system. He aims to present recommendations to the 1971 legislature before leaving office as a lame duck. The study could improve administration and ensure taxpayers get value, with potential but uncertain shifts in other taxes.
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LeVander
ST. Paul
Harold LeVander
Minnesota
Rolland F. Hatfield
Southern senators press no court ordered busING amendment
Southern senators push an Ervin Jr proposal to bar any court or federal agency from ordering busing for desegregation as the Senate resumes debate on the education bill. They say the move could slow national school integration though some call it more psychological than immediate.
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Washington
Dixie
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
South
John Stennis
Dmiss
Ervin
Stennis
House set for HEW funding showdown with Nixon veto threat
The House prepares to vote on a large HEW Labor education budget bill amid a looming veto threat. The Rules Committee rejected a presidential compromise that would have let Nixon choose higher spending levels, prompting comments from White House press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler about potential veto.
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Washington
House
White House
Health, Education and Welfare
Labor
House Rules Committee
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
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Adams, Minn
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Richard M. Nixon
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