Communists Seek Resumption of U S Talks in Warsaw
Paris dispatch reports Communist China announced it seeks renewed talks with the United States and will meet American diplomats in Warsaw on February 20. Washington had suggested February as a possible date, while Hanoi and Saigon prepare for Vietnam negotiations amid protests over Taiwan protections.
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Saigon
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Chen Tung
Poland
Walter J. Stoessel Jr
Washington
Nguyen van Thieu
Stewart Hensley
Hensley
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Daniel Southerland
Middlebury Vermont May Boost Superintendent Voice in Education
Vermont superintendents seek an executive secretary to unify policy and lobby in Montpelier. Proposals include three year contracts, demonstration districts, free transportation, library funding, and an interstate teacher certification compact. Funding may require state support or district assessments.
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Montpelier
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VEA
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USSDA
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State Education Department
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union
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Arthur Pierce
Norwich-Hanover, N.H
Wes Cate
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Hilton Holland
Bellows Falls
France Abandons Atomic Tests to Save Franc Budget
Premier Couve de Murville announced France would cancel its atomic and hydrogen bomb testing program in the Pacific to save money and prevent devaluation of the franc. The $1.25 billion austerity cut aims to hold the franc at about 20 cents, with broader budget cuts to limit a 2.2 billion deficit in a 30.6 billion plan. He urged French citizens to endure pain and discipline while defending the franc amid a global monetary crisis.
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Britain
Harold Wilson
Richard M. Nixon
Conservatives Propose Nixon Cabinet Slates in ACU Plan
The American Conservative Union urges a conservative cabinet for Nixon citing the 42 million votes for Nixon and Wallace. It names nominees for defense attorney general treasury commerce labor health housing and more plus policy advisers and FBI director succession options.
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John M. Ashbrook
Robio
Nixon
Inside Quaker peace secretary speaks in Bennington
On December 4 a peace secretary from the Quaker group is scheduled to speak in Bennington as reported on page 3. A columnist, Carlo Walter, writes about sparrows and turkeys on page 4, while Shaftsbury is described as a town with warning signs on page ?.
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Carlo Walter
Shaftsbury
Bijur Breaks Down Talks With United Electrical Workers
Bijur Lubricating Corp and United Electrical Workers Local 295 have again failed to reach a settlement after a brief meeting. Local president Jack Hurley said the company will not change its negotiation stance or present proposals on the cost of living raise, extra holiday, health benefits, make-up pay, vacation improvements, or a general pay increase. Federal mediator John O Reilly will contact the union to schedule the next meeting as the strike, started November 8, continues.
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Bijur Lubricating Corp
United Electrical Workers Local 295
Jack Hurley
Blue Cross- Blue Shield
National Guard
John O’reilly
Wildcat Strike Shuts Down Long Island R R
The Long Island Rail Road canceled all morning rush hour service for 90,000 commuters amid a second day of a wildcat trainmen strike. Riders shifted to car pools and buses as court action looms and the fate of evening service remains uncertain. Union officials deny orchestrating the stoppage, insisting each man is personally at work.
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UPI
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Long Island
Railroad
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Union
Brooklyn
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