Florida teachers end strike with lingering class disruption
The statewide Florida teachers strike ended officially but about 0,000 teachers stayed away or were kept out of classes. Students returned in many counties as districts refused to fully reinstate staff. Agreement covered 17 of 59 grievances, mainly working conditions and representation, while unions press for election rights. Separate national notes mention mass resignations rumors in Youngstown and other states, and the Shah and Empress Farah returning from Europe.
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Los Angeles Students Boycott in 6 East LA High Schools
Protests over discrimination and school conditions led to a five day boycott by about 2,800 students across six East Los Angeles high schools. Jefferson High remains closed as teachers strike pauses. arrests occurred as police dispersed crowds outside Venice High. The issue drew national attention as the House debated a civil rights bill banning housing discrimination.
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Thoresen Faces Coastwide Federal Gun Charges
In New York city and Milpitas, William Thoresen and his wife Louise were indicted by a federal grand jury on gun related charges. The offenses involve shipping weapons to distribution points and connections to a Ford assembly area. Proceedings allege involvement across East and West Coast states.
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Eight Chicago Schools Integrated Amid Busing Tension
Eight northwest side elementary schools welcomed integration as a busing program began Monday. Absentee rates rose and a firecracker damaged a school window hours before classes. Pupil busing rose to 24 percent statewide, with 4,016 pupils present and 708 absent across the eight schools.
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State Senators Vote On Civil Rights Bill Amendments
Senators George Murphy and Kuchel split on key amendments to the civil rights bill. Murphy generally backed measures limiting discrimination and policing actions, while Kuchel opposed or abstained on several provisions, reflecting a partisan clash over federal crime definitions and housing protections.
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