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Conservatives map strategy to block Rockefeller bid for New York governorship
In St Louis a coalition of 270 conferees from 30 states decried Rockefeller. They warn his liberal record and campaign image could outpace rivals. Ashbrook outlines a plan to block him, urging favorite son delegations and late-entry primaries to deny a first ballot win.
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Rockefeller
New York
Miami Beach
St. Louis
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Oregon
Ashbrook
Education funding and teacher strikes reshape U S schools
Education officials report a surge in school funding and teacher salaries while unions push for collective bargaining and possible walkouts. NEA affiliates threaten statewide strikes in Florida Idaho New Mexico Oklahoma Pennsylvania and South Dakota as cities like New York and Chicago face labor tensions. The influenza epidemic wanes and aviation jobs rise with wide pay scales for pilots and mechanics.
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NEA
Oklahoma
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Romania Walks Out Of Budapest Conference
Romania grudgingly attended a consultative conference of communist parties in Budapest then walked out over criticism of its policies and Soviet push for a Moscow world party conference. The episode alarms Moscow as nationalism rises among allies and hints at potential dissolution of the Soviet empire.
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Soviet Union
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Yugoslavia
Stalin
Pay TV: prospects and public trial questioned
The article debates whether Americans would pay for television shows not available on commercial TV and notes Hartford’s failed pay-TV experiment. It criticizes government delay in licensing and questions if pay TV can survive under current FCC rules and free market pressure.
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Hartford
Congress
Old Sayings Return to Haunt Pulaski Winter Carnival
A Pulaski New York service club urged nine area churches to pray for snow to host a winter carnival. Within two weeks the town received 113 inches of snow, forcing postponement and proving the old adage about too much of a good thing.
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City voters may decide GOP presidential pick says Lindsay
Mayor John V. Lindsay told University of Oregon students the Republicans can elect a President in November if a big city candidate is chosen. He argued most votes come from city dwellers, excluding Johnson of Johnson City Texas and Humphrey of Waverly Minnesota, leaving Rockefeller, Nixon of New York, and Lindsay himself as the plausible contenders.
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Johnson City
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Waverly
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New York
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College budgeting rules from a famed financial columnist
Sylvia Porter shares classic college allowance guidance via Cris, outlining six rules to manage funds: plan before leaving, deposit in a bank, avoid penny counting, keep simple records, stretch dollars through sales and economies, and renegotiate if needed. Emphasis on budgeting, honesty, and avoiding part time work during freshman year.
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Battle Wounds Fatal To Portland Captain
Army Capt. Joseph B. Philipson of Portland Conn. died in Vietnam from battle wounds the Defense Department said Tuesday. He was the husband of Mrs. Carol Philipson of Portland.
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Portland
Secret oil talks in Tehran target five year Iran output
Representatives of 17 major western oil firms and Iranian officials hold top secret discussions in Tehran reported by three newspapers to set Iran's crude output plan for the next five years.
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Iran
Evers and the vote define Black Power in Mississippi
The piece argues that Black political influence grows through registration and turnout. It cites Mississippi gains under Evers and suggests Negro voters could decide national outcomes by uniting behind a single candidate, shifting attention from unrest to ballots.
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Mississippi
Evers
NAACP
Stokely Carmichael
Carmichaels
H. Rap Browns
Martin Luther Kings
Fresh Signs Point to Action on Johnson Surcharge
The 10 percent income tax surcharge remains alive after seven months with renewed signals of movement. Officials cite Vietnam war costs and a growing case for higher taxes, while Fowler testifies to the Senate Finance Committee and Mills pushes for a vote tied to spending cuts.
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John J. Williams
Delaware
Republican Finance Committee
Wide Swingers Clash Over Police Roles in Riots
A Thomas Burnham authored analysis outlines two opposing views among police leaders and scholars on handling summer riots. General Turner calls rioters criminals while Quinn Tamm and Professor Bordua push for an Ombudsman police role and reduced aggressive tactics.
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Prof. Bordua
Nixon Pledges GOP to End Vietnam War in NH Primary
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon campaigned across five New Hampshire towns promising a GOP administration would end the war in Vietnam. He urged about 100 supporters in Exeter and about 200 in Hampton to vote March 12, saying leadership and mobilized effort could bring peace. Nixon reminded voters of his Eisenhower White House tenure and urged cross-party support for November.
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Michigan
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New Hampshire
New York
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Exeter
America
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Pacific
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Treasury Leak In Borrowing Deal Revealed
Washington AP report states a Treasury leak gave some securities dealers early notice of a government borrowing. An employee of 46 years at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia was suspended and died of a heart attack. New procedures to prevent leaks were announced. no evidence of substantial money gains from the leak was found.
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