Nixon condemns attacks on Soviet facilities in U S
President Nixon and 73 American Jewish leaders condemned the bombings of Soviet facilities in the United States as morally wrong. They demanded the acts stop and affirmed support for emigration rights, while noting the Jewish Defense League threat to harass Soviet diplomats.
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Soviet Union
White House
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Moscow Jews protest acts of terror against diplomats
In Moscow a petition from Grand Khoral synagogue leaders protested harassment of Soviet diplomats in the United States. Three elderly rabbis signed the petition calling for an end to brigandage and terror, with no reports of vandalism by Monday evening.
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UPI
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U.S
Grand Khoral
United States
Judah Leib Levin
Soviet Union
Bennington selectmen race fields Campbell Frasier Pierce Jerome
Incumbents Campbell Frasier Pierce and Jerome along with other Republicans announce bids for the Bennington board of selectmen under the 1966 Unification Act. District seats set terms, caucuses scheduled January 28 at courthouse and elementary school.
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Edward Frasier
Ormal Pierce
Selectmen
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Bennington
Woodford
South Street
GOP
Salvatore ‘‘Sal’’ Santarcangelo
School Street
Virginia N
Max”’ Perrotta
Norton Barber
Alexander B.R. Drysdale
Leon Boutin
Pierce and
Frasier
Boutin
Joseph Higgins
Campbell
Jerome
Pierce
Teachers Strike Shuts Chicago Public Schools
The Chicago Teachers Union went on strike closing 533 public schools for 577000 pupils. Picket lines formed as negotiations remained far apart with CTU demanding wage increases and educational improvements costing between 42 and 64 million dollars, while the board offered 18 million in teacher benefits.
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UPI
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Board of Education
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John E. Desmond
Desmond
James F. Redmond
Redmond
Betit may step down as welfare chief in Vermont
Rodney Clarke reports Vermont Welfare Commissioner Joseph Betit, 48, says he may not seek reappointment when his term ends February 28. He notes possible moves after the 1970 reorganizations and acknowledges interest in advancement, while also confirming ANFC caseloads exceed projections by about 1,000 and could run up to $60,000 monthly in the red due to the economic slump.
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Pierce
Rodney Clarke Montpelier
UPI
Joseph Betit
United Press International
Betit
Alaska
Social Welfare Board
William Wright
Davis
Wright
Burlington
ANFC
Davis to back aid for parochial schools plan
Governor Deane Davis will propose state aid for Vermont parochial schools via local districts. The plan lets boards loan textbooks or teachers to parochial schools and counts those students in state aid calculations. Davis will also push on reorganization, land use tax, elderly tax relief, welfare revisions, and economic slump. Senate approved Cowles as human services secretary and Moulton and Williams for development and conservation posts.
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Davis
William Cowles
Shelburne
Inside Man bids farewell to wildlife forms editorial note
A Page 4 editorial in Inside Man says goodbye to certain wildlife forms. A separate Page 4 letter challenges Sam Ogden’s abortion stance.
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Sam Ogden
Youth adult coalition urged to save family life
In Look magazine the Bennington College president Edward J. Bloustein calls for a political moral coalition between disaffected youth and their elders to avert disintegration of families and society. He urges mutual respect, warns youth to relinquish sanctimony, and adults to listen, noting shared dehumanizing pressures and a need to redefine priorities as the century ends. See BLOUSTEIN Page 14.
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Edward J. Bloustein
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