Teachers Strike Sparks Nationwide Debate on Education
A broad look at growing teacher walkouts across the United States notes rising strike activity from San Francisco to Florida, with unions clashing over organization and pay. The piece cautions that districts must manage strikes within tax limits while stressing the impact on students and the need for negotiation.
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New Mexico
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Belen
Oklahoma
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Aflcio
Hayward Marks Historic Day with Civic Center Groundbreaking
Hayward residents witnessed a historic day as ceremonies honored the past and launched the 11 story Hayward Civic Center project. A time capsule was opened at Hayward High School cornerstone while the old building’s cornerstone was laid in Civic Center Plaza as groundwork began on the $60 million center.
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Honta
Dear Father Lester Answers Readers Questions on Morality
William Lester, a former priest, addresses letters from readers on topics like prostitution in a California town, capital punishment versus euthanasia, public broadcasting, and cremation. He cites Judeo Christian principles, arguing life respect and cautious government influence, with responses to R G M and Margaret H.
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Father Lester
California
Mother Lode
R. G
U.S
New Public Broadcasting Corporation
William Lester
Issue of the Week The Third Parties by Lucille Birnbaum
Lucille Birnbaum presents Peace and Freedom Party as an alternative to established parties. She argues against U.S. foreign policy and nuclear threats, condemns Vietnam escalation, and calls for a peace economy. The piece promotes party unity, reparations, and a March founding convention in California with broad community support.
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Peace and Freedom Party
Peace and Freedom
U.S
American Independent Party
PRP
Vietnam
Germany
Pentagon
China
McCarthy
Max Rafferty
Daily Review
The
Pverty
PEP
Clocks Move Ahead as Britain Stays in Time Shift Debate
A fragmented review of postwar world shifts notes Britain’s clock change toward European time, Britain’s potential Common Market entry, and economic bottlenecks. The piece lampoons U S politics, imperial currency notes, and satire on social trends, forecasting a tense path ahead.
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Britain
Europe
de Gaulle
Wallace Finds His Candidate For President
An Alabama editorial describes George Wallace’s bid and his demand for a nominee matching his strict criteria. It traces Wallace’s ideal, cites Calhoun as a distant model, and portrays Wallace as seeking a living, prominent figure who would align with his economics liberal stance and sovereignty emphasis.
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Wallace
Alabama
Riots at Ford Detroit Plant and Historical Dates
This Day In Review notes three thousand men rioted for jobs at Ford Motor Co in Detroit during a low mood era with four fatalities. It recalls 1926 Hitler ordering Nazi troops into the Rhineland violating Versailles, 1945 Allied troops crossing the Rhine near Remagen after Cologne, and 1069 police dissolving a Negro protest march in Selma injuring forty. A thought from Robert G Ingersoll on wealth and property closes.
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Ford Motor Co
Selma
Ala
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