PSEA Sets Militant Path as Stenda to Lead
In Harrisburg AP report the Pennsylvania State Education Association moves toward finalizing its most militant convention with the installation of president elect Joseph J. Stenda. Deputy leader Helen D. Wise wins as president elect. Delegates threaten a special session and possible strike if the legislature delays a $6,000 starter pay for teachers, as efforts to raise educator salaries wage on.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
Joseph J. Stenda
Stenda
Wade Wilson
Cheyney State College
Thornbury
Helen D. Wise
State College
Shafer
Wilson
Fred M. Heddinger
Card H. Kurtgman
Pennsylvania School ‘State Superintendent of Public Boards Association
Kurtzman
Senate Votes 62 to 16 For Poverty Bill Agreement
The Senate approved a $4 billion antipoverty package with $1.98 billion for this year and $2.19 billion next year for the Office of Economic Opportunity. Sen. Javits warned a House amendment would fuel pork and vote buying, while Sen. Clark urged accepting the compromise. Surgeon General Stewart urged a huge public health effort to tackle urban poor health, highlighting inner city infant mortality and failures of private, welfare, and public health systems.
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Javits
Edith Green
D-Ore
Joseph S. Clark
Dpa
House
U.S
William H. Stewart
Stewart
Terrorist Network Charged in Soviet Trial
Four young intellectuals stand accused in Leningrad of belonging to an armed terrorist network aimed at undermining the Communist state. Secret police found gun caches including machine guns and grenades, with a Soviet officer suspected of supplying arms. Connections extend to Ukraine and Sverdlovsk in the Urals.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Central Committee
Leningrad
Ukraine
Sverdlovsk
Ural Mountains
Two Girls Slain in Florida
In Dania Beach Florida two young women were found dead in a drainage canal. Bodies weighted with cement blocks tied by white cords, each with fatal head wounds and abdominal stab injuries. Authorities believe the victims were aged about 18 to 25 and have not yet identified them.
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DANIA
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Hollywood
Fred Rohloff
Rohloff
Dania Beach Boulevard
Americans Among 67 on Crashed Peruvian DC6 Flight
In Huanuco Peru searchers recover burned bodies after Faucett Airlines four engine DC6 crashed into Cerro Carpish mountain killing all 67 aboard including four Americans. Passengers included Lima and Huanuco travelers plus 17 foreigners with British diplomat and wife among the identified. Local holiday rush tied to Immaculate Conception weekend.
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Huanuco
Peru
Andes
Faucett Airlines
Cerro Carpish
Tingo Maria
Lima
John Whitely
Col
Carlos 40
Fare Allende
Vivian
Tha Nench
Joseph Newman
Kishner Drive
Las Vegas
Nev
Evelyn Craig
Robert and
Corina Houk
Rockefeller Says Position Unchanged About Presidency
Palm Beach, Fla. AP Gov Nelson Rockefeller says he has not opened the door to a presidential draft. He says the idea of a national committee to circulate petitions is unwelcome and he remains a noncandidate. Oregon Gov Tom McCall suggested a draft. Rockefeller denies changing his stance. Agnew advised against draft organizations as too early.
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Rockefeller
Oregon
Tom McCall
New York
McCall
Rockefeller 1
Iit
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
New Yorker
Agnew
Groveton forgery case targets town's self-styled doctor
Freddie Brant using the alias Reed L. Brown posed as a physician in Groveton Texas and at Terrell State Hospital. He forged Brown's name on papers to obtain a Texas medical license and to commit medical acts. Brant, a former Louisiana convict, faced forgery and perjury charges with $25,000 bond.
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Groveton, Tex
Hollingsworth
Brant
Louisiana
Groveton
Texaer
State Hospital
Terrell State Hospital
Dean
State of
Brown
Kaufman County
Kaufman
Trinity Memorial Hospital
Roseland
The
Iwo
Texas
Jone
Terrell Hospiital
Tiny Baby Defies 100-to-1 Odds For 83 Days Of Survival
Tiny Michelle Faith de Lacqueseaux, born at 25 ounces on September 18, survived an 83 day battle and was headed home in good condition. Doctors warned 95 to 99 at risk of death among babies under 1,000 grams, highlighting the fragile start to her life.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Michelle Faith de Lacqueseaux
Michelle
Ray Wunderlich
Robert de Lacqueseaux
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Florida
UE Linei
Faucett
David
Muirhead
Harold Hollingsworth
Freddie Brant
Chattanooga, Tenn
Reed L. Brown
Calton
Sproul ST
Chester
Concord Pike
Ee Ford Esttaie
Lady
Manhattan
Boston
Avas
ASA
Weinberg
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