Sew ing Is Big in New York and Other Odds and Ends
AP roundup notes American women still sew at home with 41 million crafters using about $800 million in fabrics yearly. It surveys futurist ideas from birth-control chemicals to space capsule wiring, plus quirky facts about Hayes, Carson, flight fears, and a lifetime of random trivia.
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New York
Lyndon Johnson
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Johnson
U.S
William Howard Taft
Rutherford B. Hayes
Boston
Melvin M. Ketchel
Lester B. Dill
Meramec Caverns
Missouri
Johnny Carson
Duke and Duchess of Bedford
Herbert Kastle
National Geographic
Alaska
Benjamin Franklin
One Million NYC Students Return To Classrooms
New York AP reports 1.1 million public school children go back to classes after a seven week teachers strike. AFL-CIO UFT ratifies terms, easing tensions as Ocean Hill Brownsville governance is temporarily overseen by a state watchdog panel. Mayor Wyaneck urges healing divisions and pursuing educational progress.
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New York
Afl—Cio United Federation of Teachers
Greenwich Village
UFT
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Herbert F. Johnson
Albert Shanker
Shanker
John Wyaiicay
Negotiating Team Announces Tentative Public School Strike Accord
Three principals in talks between the United Federation of Teachers and New York City Board of Education outside Gracie Mansion announce a tentative agreement ending a strike that kept thousands of children from school for most of the term. Albert Shaker, UFT president, Mayor Lindsay, and James E. Allen Jr. are pictured.
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United Federation of Teachers
New York City Board of Education
Gracie Mansion
John V. Lindsay
Albert Shaker
UFT
Lindsay
New York State
James E. Allen
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