Reagan approval rate rises in Times CBS poll
The New York Times CBS News poll shows 47 percent approve of Reagan’s job performance, 39 percent disapprove in 1,365 interviews conducted in June 2026. Men show stronger support than women, with 57 percent of men approving versus 39 percent of women.
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New NEA president takes Reagan policy clash
Mary Harwood Futrell was elected president of the National Education Association by 7,034 delegates at the convention in Philadelphia. She pledged accountability for the president's actions and rejected mediocrity, demanding excellence and better pay and working conditions for teachers. Texas Governor Mark White joined critics, calling Reagan’s stance charade and urging stronger education support.
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AFT survey sees end of worst in teacher layoffs
The American Federation of Teachers predicts about 38,000 teachers could lose jobs next school year, far below last year and 1981 projections. Optimism grows as state budgets improve education funding, with no layoffs expected in Iowa. The survey is to be released at the union's annual convention.
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White House halts its debate inquiry in 1980 documents case
The White House has given the FBI names of potential suspects in the Carter White House document leak to the Reagan campaign and will stop active involvement in the inquiry to avoid confusion with Justice Department and House investigations. Fielding cautioned several hundred Reagan campaign staff to share any information with the DOJ.
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Pan Am Jetliner Hijacked to Havana by Two Men
A Pan Am Boeing 727 carrying 61 aboard was hijacked to Jose Marti Airport in Havana after two men demanded Cuba. No injuries reported. Cuban police arrested the hijackers Angel Martinez and Omar Merida. The plane returned to Miami after about 3 ½ hours.
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