State Education Association Forms Political Action Arm
The Pennsylvania State Education Association announced the creation of an independent political action arm named Pennsylvania PACE. It will include a volunteer board of directors from each regional unit and at large members, with committees in 600 local associations. Members pay at least $5 annually to join and fund advocacy for higher education standards and political action to improve education across Pennsylvania.
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State Education Association
Chambersburg, Pa
UPI
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
Pennsylvania Political Action Committee For Education
Pennsylvania Pace
Pennsylvania
Joseph J. Sanda
Standa
PACE
Penn- Standa
Sylvania
Louis [Guisto
Windber
Charles Hash
I New Oxford
Joseph Kimock
Bethlehem
John Lowry
Washington
Fred McKillop
Meadsville
Don Buckle
Westmore
Fix Black Schools and HEW Chief Says
HEW Secretary Wilbur Cohen urged focusing on improving conditions in Black neighborhoods and schools rather than quick integration. He dismissed busing as a large scale solution, advocated expanding federal education aid, and said Northern programs would grow to ensure equal opportunities for Negro students nationwide.
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Fare
Wilburn J. Cohen
Horrlipery City
Cohen
HEW
South
Washington
Ahr
Long Loses Nomination For Senate
Missouri Democrat Edward V. Long loses the Democratic Senate nomination to Governor Thomas F. Eagleton by about 20 000 votes amid a busy primary scene. True Davis of St Joseph finishes third. The piece notes ethics probes and a broad look at concurrent primaries across several states.
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Edward V. Long
Missouri
Thomas F. Eagleton
Eagleton
Long
True Davis
St. Joseph
Switzerland
Life Magazine
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Senate Ethics Committee
Lang
Rep
Bob Dale
GOP
Kansas
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Michigan
Thomas B. Curtis
Warren E. Hearnes
St. Louis
Lawrence K. Roos
Dole
William H. Avery
Frank Carlson
William I. Robinson
Wichita
Robert Docking
Rick Harman
Church
Senate
U.S. Vietnam
George Hansen
Orval Hansen
Hansens
John Conyers Jr
LBJ to Get Medical Tests
President Johnson will undergo more medical tests after his annual physical. He spent five hours at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio and will return for further tests requiring an overnight fast. Mrs Johnson also had exams at Brooke and their completion was pending.
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Austin Tex
Johnson
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
George Christian
Johson
Brooke
Brookhaven
Palma de Majorca
Iberia Airlines
Food Cost To Be Up This Year
Prices for home foods are seen rising about three percent in 1968 over 1967 with away from home meals up about five percent. Overall food spending should reach about $101 billion, six percent higher than last year, consuming roughly 17 percent of disposable income with five cents of every dollar to farmers and ten cents to marketing agencies.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
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