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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1967

Page

2

Michigan teachers observe no work no contract pledge

Detroit area teachers keep classrooms closed as 500000 pupils face disruptions in 35 communities and 550 schools. The Detroit Federation of Teachers and Detroit Board of Education fail to reach a new contract with wage hikes and smaller classes central to the dispute. Courts may order teachers to work while protests spread to New York and other cities. UFT president Albert Shanker rejects a $125 million package as inadequate.

Detroit UPD Michigan Detroit School Board Detroit Federation of Teachers DFT Mary Ellen Riordan Detroit Education Association Michigan Education Association New York Albert Shanker United Federation of Teachers UFT Bernard E. Donovan Shanker

Alabama Defends Teacher Choice Bill President

Governor Lurleen B. Wallace urged Alabama school superintendents to survey classrooms on teachers race to bolster the defense of the new teacher choice law. A three judge panel had issued a restraining order delaying enforcement while trials proceed. Former Gov. George Wallace refused to accept the notice on Tuesday to protest what he calls court mis treatment of Alabama.

Montgomery Ala UPI Lurleen B. Wallace Alabama U.S Hugh Maddox Maddox George Wallace Wallace

43rd Division Plans Reunion in Groton Conn

The 21st annual reunion of the 43rd Infantry Division Veterans Association will be at the Griswold Hotel and Country Club in Groton September 8 10. The division served in the South Pacific in World War I and in Germany during the Korean War. Former members and families are invited to attend. write Col. Joseph E Zimmer state Armory 360 Broad St Hartford Conn or call Hartford 242 4790 for info. Ernest Stone designated to notify local superintendents about a restraining order. A hearing to extend the order to a preliminary injunction is set for September 16, with a simultaneous request to enjoin the new tuition grant law.

Groton Conn 43Rd Inantry Division Veterans Association Griswold Hotel and Country Club South Pacific Germany Joseph E. Zimmer State Armory Broad St Harteford Hartford

GM and Chrysler to Run Plants Despite UAW Contract End

Detroit reports GM and Chrysler will continue producing cars on their own terms after the UAW contract expired at 12:01 a.m. Ford will strike. AMC also releases cars. GM ends automatic dues deduction, about $2 million monthly, risking union finances as members must pay voluntarily. UAW accuses GM of orchestrating the move.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Ford Motor Co General Motors Corp Chrysler Corp UAW American Motors Corp AMC Chrysler Leonard Woodcock

Jobless Drop Cited For Tax Increase

Washington (UPI) The August unemployment rate fell to 3.8 percent, the lowest since May, prompting administration claims that a tax increase is more necessary than before. Gardner Ackley of the CEA said sustained expansion could outpace production without restraint, and warned a Ford strike could later intensify inflationary pressures.

Washington UPI United States Johnson Labor Department Gardner Ackley President’s Council of Economic Advisers

Bartonsvill e Man Dies in Fire

Bartonsville resident Henry A. Jacobs, 59, formerly of Wilmington, died in a residential blaze that raged for over an hour. State Police in Bellows Falls investigated the cause as firefighters from Springfield, Bellows Falls and Saxtons River battled the flames. Jacobs’ badly burned body was found by a firefighter. He was the sole Labor Day weekend fatality reported in Vermont.

Bartonsville UPD Bellows Falls Henry A. Jacobs Wilmington Springfield Saxtons River Jacobs Vermont

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