Empty Classrooms Across U S Mark Teacher Board Deadlocks
Across the United States teachers and boards face deadlocks over salaries and policy. New York City's United Federation of Teachers rejected a mediation panel's proposal amid looming mass resignations. Detroit and other districts planned or faced back-to-school disruptions as negotiations continued.
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Romney urges Saigon to take bigger role in Vietnam war
Romney calls for a more independent South Vietnamese effort with U.S. support. He criticizes U.S. officials for brainwashing him about involvement and urges a clear, forceful stance that Americans should not substitute their troops for South Vietnamese forces. The piece notes governor polls and political context with Nixon Reagan Rockefeller and Huggins.
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Romney Faces Brushed Aside Brainwash Charge
Saigon reports indicate nine other governors accompanied Gov. George Romney on his 1965 Vietnam trip and none voiced brainwashing allegations. U.S. military and diplomatic sources say Romney spent four days in South Vietnam with three days of field trips and received standard VIP treatment alongside the group.
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Sheraton Corp Chairman Ernest Henderson Dead
Ernest Henderson 70 chairman of the board of the Sheraton Corp of America died Wednesday of a heart attack in Boston. He co founded the hotel chain 30 years ago with Robert Moore. The company now operates 153 hotels in eight nations. Henderson became chairman four years ago when his son Ernest Henderson III was named president.
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Shelling Sinks Vessel at Suez
A Greek ship the Parmaster loading cement in Suez was hit by shells during Israeli bombardment near Port Suez. Captain Nicolaeus Niciforos said the crew escaped with injuries only minor, while explosions and falling shells disrupted operations at the dockyard.
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Greek Police Raid Communists in Salonika
Police in Salonika clashed with a group of suspected communists during a dawn raid in a private home. Two people were seriously wounded as gunfire erupted after police surrounded the house and ordered occupants to surrender. Authorities provided few details on arrests or identities.
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Paraguay Declares State of Siege Under Stroessner
In ASUNCION the Stroessner government invoked a state of siege Tuesday night claiming the need to confront communist opposition to the new constitution.
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