Florida teachers walkout may cripple state schools
Florida public schools faced a statewide walkout as more than half of the 60,000 teachers pledged to skip classes over education funding. The militant Florida Education Association activated dated resignations, while counties prepared injunctions and potential revocation of certificates. Governor Kirk offered no veto decision as sessions ended and local measures varied from holiday closings to mass resignations.
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Fla
UPI
Florida
Florida Education Association
FEA
Dexter Hagman
Phil Costans
Claude Kirk
Broward County
Circuit Court
Dade County
Palm Beach County
CTA
North Korea Charges Armistice Violations
In Panmunjom the UNC and North Korea clashed over alleged armistice breaches after two U.S. planes briefly entered North Korean airspace. U.S. Rear Adm. John W. Smith admitted the navigationally challenged aircraft overflew North Korea, while Maj. Gen. Pak Chung Kuk accused UNC of broader violations.
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Korea
Korean Peninsula
Smith
Pak
UNC
U.S
Adm
Park Chung Hee
South Korea
Pueblo
U.N
Refugees Wander Hue Streets After Viet Cong Attack
Fifty thousand refugees roam Hue streets amid collapse of government after the January 31 Viet Cong assault. U.S. adviser Robert Kelly notes food aid distributed and calls for civil servant recovery. Security around refugee camps is a major concern as South Vietnamese authorities urge action.
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Vietnam
UPI
Robert Kelly
U.S
Thua Thien
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Phu Bai
Kelly
Quang Tri
Reds Warned Not To Punish Crewmen of Pueblo
Washington warned North Korea again not to punish USS Pueblo crewmen. In an unusual Sunday statement, the UPI report said punishment would be a deliberate aggravation of a serious situation as hints from the Communists suggested possible execution.
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UPI
United States
North Korea
Pueblo
State Department
Cmdr
Lloyd Bucher
Panmunjom
Plane Hijacked to Cuba Shocks U S Authorities
A private pilot from Coral Gables, Donald W. Doran, 42, allegedly flew a twin engine plane to Havana at gunpoint after being hijacked by Thomas Boynton, 31, son of Western Michigan University chemistry professor James W. Boynton. The aircraft departed Marathon Florida and landed in Havana at 4 33 p m Saturday.
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API
U.S. State Department
Cuba
Michigan
Coral Gables
Fla
Marathon
Florida Keys
Donald W. Doran
Thomas Boynton
Western Michigan University
Boynton
Marathon Airport
Doran
U.S
Havana
James W. Boynton
Western Michigan
Kalamazoo
Rita Boynton
Plainwell
Mich
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