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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1968
Page
21
Mayor John V. Lindsay steps into the New York City school crisis as Albert Shanker warns a Monday strike is inevitable. Ocean Hill Brownsville district faces possible shutdown affecting about one million students before the fall term, after teacher dismissals prompted mass transfers and refusals to reinstate staff.
Important public square Place Defly in Nice was renamed in a ceremony officiated by U.S. Ambassador Sargent Shriver and Mayor Jacques Medecin. The district will open Monday with a full teaching staff after McCoy dismissed 200 teachers who backed the strikes and replaced them. Shanker condemned hiring non certified teachers and union members threaten a strike if the dispute isn’t resolved by Monday. The mayor sent aides to assess the conflict and plan next steps.
Mild quakes rattled the western Italian Riviera for a second day, prompting tourists to evacuate and residents to camp outside. From Genoa to the French border, at least 12 tremors were logged over Friday and Saturday with no damage or injuries reported. Hotel owners said many visitors departed or sought shelter in tents while a tremor hit a Savona soccer field during a match, scattering thousands of spectators.
Classified ad announces bargain prices on full length minke fur coats. Readers urged to check the listings now for deals.
Baltimore sees garbage pile up for the third day as 2,200 striking sanitation sewer and highway workers defy a Circuit Court injunction to end picketing and return to work. Mayor D Alesandro vows contempt action against AFSCME leaders if the stoppage continues.
In the Golan Heights Israeli troops disarming two mines were fired on by Jordanian gunners causing Israeli casualties. A Jordanian report said five Israelis were killed or wounded after a 40 minute exchange. Separately in Sinai an eight year old Arab boy was killed and a nine year old girl critically wounded after straying into a prewar mine field near El Arish.
Burglars smashed a wing window in an auto owned by Gerald Manson of 4826 Matney Ave and removed a portable television set and briefcase valued at 200 dollars, police said Saturday.
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