Teachers Strike Cuts Classes Across Three States
Militant teacher unions halted classes in California, Pennsylvania, and Florida. In San Francisco the AFT voted to strike, Pittsburgh ordered high schools closed, and Florida moved toward a compromised nine day walkout with mixed county support.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Pittsburgh
Florida
San Francisco Classroom Teachers Association
Association
Victor B. Graff
AFT
Joseph Alioto
Board of Education
Pittsburgh Teacher Education Association
Florida State
Floyd Christian
State Board of Education
Florida Education Association
Two Propose Disaster Bank After Sicily Tour
Dr. Robert S. Ayre and J E Hass urge creation of a world bank of disaster experts to rapidly organize relief within hours of a natural catastrophe after touring earthquake ravaged Sicily.
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Boulder, Colo
Robert S. Ayre
J.E. Hass
World Bank
Sicily
Burma to Release 226 Political Detainees
In Rangoon Burma announces release of 226 political detainees. The Ne Win government, entering its seventh year in power, frees former Cabinet ministers from the U Nu government, journalists and leading party officials.
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Rangoon
Burma
Ne Win
Ernte
U Nu
Babich Named Vice President Of Northeastern Minnesota Development
Robert J. Babich aged 41 from Virginia Minnesota is appointed vice president of the Northeastern Minnesota Development Association in Duluth Minnesota.
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Duluth, Minn
Robert J. Babich
Virginia, Minn
Northeastern Minnesota Development Association
House Approves 3B Portion of Johnson Tax Plan
The House cleared a 3 billion section of President Johnson s tax program by extending excise taxes on autos and telephone services and speeding up corporate tax collections. The 10 percent income tax surcharge remains stalled in Ways and Means as Sen Mills weighs more budget cuts. Senate moves may tie the income tax hike to the excise bill with mandatory cuts and import quotas.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Senate
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Congress
New York Sanitation Workers Win 425 Dollar Yearly Increase
An arbitrator awards New York City sanitation workers a 425 dollar annually increased pay in a 15 month contract. Mayor Linday and union head John J. DeLury clash on the award’s value due to 12 versus 15 month basis. The 425 figure echoes Rockefeller promises to end the February strike and boost overtime work to clear 100000 tons of refuse.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Sanitationmen’s Union
Lindsay
John J. DeLury
Uniformed Sanitationmen’s Association
State Mediation Board
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
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V.F.W. Club
Sauerkraut
MNDA
SUN
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Taopi, Minn
Carlson
Hwy
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Ken & Irene
Taopi
Minn
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Legion
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Delure
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Matinee Sun
American Legion
Legion Club
Curt Wilkinson
Oakland
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Gardy Kopach
Grand Meadow
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Lansing Township
Lansing
Mower
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A. D
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Lan
Charlion Heston
Maximilian Schell
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Hunter
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Mr. Sparkle Car Wash
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