Title I Education Aid Proves Ineffective Says Critics
Washington critics and supporters agree Title I has not met goals after two years and $3 billion. Some call it a monumental flop while others say it draws attention to deprivation but lacks clear impact. Experts warn funds are spread too thin and stalled by old curricula.
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Roman Pucinski
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Joseph Froomkin
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Bell Union Talks Near Agreement
Washington AP negotiators in a two week nationwide telephone strike near a wage settlement and overall contract. Beirne said eye to eye on wage levels with 200000 workers resuming talks. pattern for about 600000 Bell System employees. IUEW cautioned it would not be bound by secret company talks.
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Joseph A. Beirne
Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America
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Bell Telephone System
Bell System
Gordon Freeman
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
IUEW
Bell
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ALC Votes Not to Join Council in Minnesota
The Southwest Minnesota District of the American Lutheran Church voted against applying for membership this year in the Minnesota Council of Churches. District chairman Dr Edward A Hanson argued for joining while about 500 attendees and 288 congregations were represented. The Southeast Minnesota District had already voted to join earlier, and the Northern District has not yet acted.
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American Lutheran Church
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Minnesota Council of Churches
Edward A. Hanson
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Teacher Says He's Not Paid for Contract
Richard Caldwell, dismissed last August as an instructor at St. Mary's College in Winona, says he has not been paid for his terminated 1967 68 contract. He alleges the AAUP Entitles him to a settlement and considers suing for back wages. Caldwell now studies at the University of Minnesota and will teach there in 1968 69.
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Caldwell
University of Minnesota
Milwaukee Achieves Housing Victory After Open Housing Law
Milwaukee activists led by Rev. James E. Groppi celebrate after 200 nights of marches as the Common Council approves a strong open housing ordinance. The law bans discrimination in sales or rentals with exemptions for owner-occupied two-family and single-family homes, aligning with federal provisions set to sharpen by 1970.
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