Labor-Management Shift In Pennsylvania School Boards
In Pittsburgh PSBA convention debate centers on collective bargaining becoming normal in schools under Act 195. Fred M. Heddinger says new public employee law will reshape working patterns, with Corry area already training for negotiations. Directors must fund training to face teachers while pace and tone vary by district, though changes may be gradual.
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Pennsylvania School Boards Association
PSBA
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Fred M. Heddinger
Corry
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
Corry Area Education Association
Remodeled The Virginian becomes The Men from Shiloh
NBC TV picks up The Vir ginian with Lee Majors joining as a parolee rescued from a lynching and hired by Stewart Granger in a train bound plot. The episode blends padded dialogue with a wind up shootout as a tycoon’s daughter complicates the rescue amid a trio of late night ratings among Hawaii Five-O McCloud and Dan August.
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New York
NBC
the Virginian
Shiloh
Lee Majors
Barbara ‘Stanwyck
the Big Valley
Stewart Granger
Granger
CBS
McCloud
ABC
Dan August
McGarrett
Jack Lord
Utah Campaign Council Letters Trigger Wide Utah Votes
A Utah advisory council invitation sweep targets voters for Senator Moss and Republican challenger Larry Burton. Burton sent over 50 000 computerized letters inviting Utah voters to join his council, plus inviting Clyde Freeman of the Wallace ticket. Fundraising letters came from Moss aides and Kennecott Copper and Mobil Oil hosts hosted high profile fundraisers in New York. A tornado relief story follows, praising youth volunteers from Oklahoma Baptist College and St Gregory's Junior College who helped Shawnee after the disaster, cleaning streets and yards with thousands joining in the effort.
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Utah
Frank Moss
Larry Burton
Burton
American Independent Party
Clyde Freeman
Wallace
Kennecott Copper Corporation
C.D
Big Mike’* Michaelson
Pinnacle Club
New York City
Mobil Oil
Leisure time sparks caution from Hal Boyle
New York AP dispatch notes social scientists warn leisure could surpass labor as civilization’s goal this century. They predict a 20 hour workweek may free time for pursuits, while intellectuals debate its proper use. The piece invokes various farcical ideas about utilizing extra leisure.
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New York
Curbstone
Agnew rhetoric shifts from critique to personal names
The Corry Journal views Vice President Agnew's criticism of national media and fellow politicians as increasingly personal and polarizing. It notes the reliance on personalities over issues, cites unnamed lawmakers and Senator Lindsay, and questions Indochina policy and its public debate while urging measured, concise letters to the editor.
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Spiro Agnew
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