Teachers End Pittsburgh Strike Amid Bargaining Vote
Pittsburgh teachers halted an 11 day walkout after a judge agreed to hold a collective bargaining election. Florida and other states faced continued unrest as the Florida Education Association urged 17 000 strikers to return only when job security was guaranteed. In Oakland talks aimed to avert a strike as the union planned a Wednesday vote. A broader labor disruption included a copper strike break and a Knoxville College campus taxicab slaying with white firm withdrawals.
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Army Officer Pickets LBJ for Peace
A young Army officer, 2nd Lt. Dennis Mortisseau of Burlington, Vermont, was picked up near the White House for picketing without a permit while carrying a sign asking about 120,000 American casualties. He said he aimed to provoke a forum for his war protest and might avoid Vietnam service. this followed his Hanover, New Hampshire appearance at a rally for Senator Eugene McCarthy.
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Westmoreland Unveils New Command Against Five Communist Divisions
General William Westmoreland activated a dedicated command at Phu Bai to block five Communist divisions preparing to attack Thua Thien and Quang Tri in South Vietnam. He warned of very heavy fighting as U.S. forces confront a large enemy force near the DMZ.
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Mobilization, North Vietnam risks intensifying war in Vietnam
Westmoreland discusses Thua Thien and Quang Tri as targets for North Vietnamese conquest. Vice President Ky urges general mobilization in South Vietnam to end the war quickly, including lowered draft age, recalls for veterans, rationing, and taxes. North Vietnamese artillery hits US outposts near the DMZ, destroying ammunition and supplies.
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Tourists Assaulted in Salisbury Amid Rhodesian Tensions
A party of American tourists, including elderly travelers, was assaulted in Salisbury on Sunday. The violence Followed reports that Prime Minister Ian D. Smith's government hanged three Africans last Wednesday, two on Sunday, and planned to hang four more for murder and terrorism.
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