Utah Teachers Strike Ends but Budget Battle Persists
Editorial notes that after a two day walkout Utah public school teachers returned to classrooms but demand a special session to approve 86 million emergency funding. NEA affiliates warn members against Utah jobs while urging budget control away from lawmakers. The piece argues educator power over the state budget could reshape public finance. It also cites a San Francisco Chronicle endorsement of Nelson Rockefeller to influence the Republican nomination and urges support for Goldwater on June 2.
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The sentence uses an incorrect relative clause with which and a gerund. it should be He sustained an injury that prevented him from working or He sustained an injury which prevented him from working.
California Primary Preview Dominates Both Parties
A two week outlook shows Californians face pivotal choices in Democratic and Republican races with Governor Brown, Speaker Unruh, and Cranston reshaping the parties. Salinger and McLain loom as potential disruptors, while Brown’s future hinges on primary outcomes and possible appointments.
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The Missing Hours Debate In Sunday Letter
Mr editor receives letters about a Government pamphlet claim that an average 70 year old spends six years eating and other activities totaling 96 360 hours in a lifetime. Readers dispute the arithmetic and joke about vitamin pills and historic tonics in a humorous exchange.
Secret subsidies shape public opinion in government backed campaign
An investigative outline reveals that the US Information Agency and the Commerce Department secretly subsidize and distribute pro government materials. Officials admit pamphlets and books are tailored to sway domestic opinion, with distributions to chambers of commerce unions schools and media. The article links CIA influence through research projects and policy shaping by Rostow and others, labeling it a broad Washington propaganda effort.
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Cuban exile talks in Houston on Batista loyalists and Castro fate
In a Houston hotel room, Cuban exiles describe moving from Latin America to back an effort to oust Fidel Castro. They acknowledge internal rifts over Batista, warn of potential danger, and reveal plans against Cuban officials while denying direct U.S. involvement. They express a grim resolve to erase past errors with harsh consequences.
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