Political Charges Fly in School Crisis in Chicago
Chicago faces a wage strike threat as 19,000 teachers and 4,850 maintenance workers threaten action. Mayor Daley and Gov. Ogilvie clash over funds to honor promised raises, with talks of state aid, tax reallocations, and budget surpluses to cover the gaps.
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Chicago
Richard Daley
Richard Ogilvie
Ogilvie
Daley
City Council of
John Desmond
G.O.P
Illinois School Problems Commission
Standby Youth Air Fares Backed by CAB Pending Hearings
The Civil Aeronautics Board continued standby youth and young adult airline fares for ages 12 to 22, ruling the plan not unjustly discriminatory but insufficient to judge overall justness. It canceled the restriction that travelers pay their own way and noted these promos have expanded traffic and fostered early travel habits. The decision followed appeals involving Transcontinental Bus System and affiliates against reduced military and youth fares.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Arthur Present
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Mountie Sought to be Pulled From Canada Dry Ad
Ottawa AP RCMP says Canada Dry TV commercial showing a Mountie as a prop misrepresents the force and harms its image. Inspector J A Potts says the Mounties asked the New York office to withdraw the ad three weeks ago. no reply has been received amid mounting Canadian complaints.
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Ottawa
J. A. Potts
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
New York
Canada
Potts
RCMP
Canadian Navy Probed For Cowboy and Indian Exercises
In Victoria British Columbia three destroyer escorts were under inquiry after weekend maneuvers where they simulated cowboys and Indians causing damage along a 10 mile shoreline. A base spokesman noted speeds around 12 knots while marina operators report damaged floats and smashed boats from wash and spray.
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Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
Percy Perkins
Perkins
Rod McDowell
CARE Announces Global Farm Method Training Milestone
CARE’s Self-Help program, started in the early 1950s, has shipped farm implements worldwide. It has aided 716000 farmers and their sons to learn modern farming methods, boost yields, and raise family incomes.
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New York
UPI
CARE
Northern Ireland Pledges Civil Rights Law and Voting Reform
Belfast reports a British official pledging wide civil rights measures in Northern Ireland including one man one vote in local elections. The pledge came at a dinner attended by leaders from Catholic and Protestant communities amid rioting and calls for an impartial committee with legal powers to investigate discrimination and rioting.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Roy Bradford
James Callaghan
Callaghan
Londonderry
Catholic Bogside
James Chichester-Clark
Opposition Boycotts Special Session Over Unionist Control
The opposition party boycotted the special session of the provincial parliament claiming Chichester-Clark's Unionist party has lost control of the situation.
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Chichester-Clark
Unionist
Five New Hampshire Guardsmen Killed by Land Mine in Vietnam
Five members of the New Hampshire national guard from Manchester were killed when their five ton truck hit a land mine in Vietnam. Adjutant General Major Gen. Francis McSwiney said the men were due to return home next Thursday, with about 500 guardsmen deployed since last September and 100 already returning. He learned of the incident in a Pentagon call Wednesday night.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire National Guard
Vietnam
Francis McSwiney
McSwiney
Manchester
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