Czechoslovakia faces strikes amid leadership shakeup
Czech students threaten anti party action as calls for a general strike surge amid reports that Smrkovsky may be ousted. The Communist central committee meets while Dubcek’s position appears weakened and Cernik's new economic program is discussed with Soviet backing.
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Prague
Czechoslov University
Smrkovsky
Oldrich‘ Cernik
New
Tion
Presi
Wno
National Assembly
Josef Smrkovsky
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Smrkov-vak
Direct federal aid to college students debated
Carnegie plan would raise federal education funding to 12 billion by 1976, partly via a student loan bank. Critics say aid should go to institutions, not directly to students, to avoid bureaucracy and ensure broad access. Thackery warns of funding sources and tax needs.
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Washington
Russell I. Thackery
Norman Topping
Posal
Federal
University of Southern Cah
Tient
California
Jgroup
New York
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges
Paul R. Anderson
Temple University
Thackery
Wisconsin University
Fred Harvey Harring
Thack
Carnegie Commission
Commission
Super Santa shopping list features three thousand dollar pagodas
In Chicago AP reports shoppers eye luxury centerpieces this season with a $3,000 silver pagoda and a $500 rabbit fur tablecloth among the high end gifts. The page highlights greenery and chic catalog items as part of the festive retail roundup.
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Chicago
Davids clash over church role in peace and justice
Two church leaders argue over whether faith should engage social issues. Rev Head advocates strict spiritual mission while Rev Poling says Christianity must speak on peace and social justice, warning of division and outside influence. The dispute mirrors broader national debates.
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David C. Head
Clergymen's Committee On
China
Head
Baptist
Briarcliff Manor
Jesus
Mr. Poling
Pleasantville
N.Y
United States
Mr. Head
Left-leaning Italian government sworn in
In Rome AP reports Italy swore in a left leaning government led by premier Rumor with Pietro Nenni as a key figure. The coalition of Christian Democrats, Socialists, and Republicans holds a comfortable majority amid labor and student unrest as a confidence vote approaches.
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Rome
Italy
Mostjand
Pietro Nenni
Socialist Party
Rumor
Francesco de Martino
Christian Democrats
Marianolj
Herca
Ae Ie
Moro
Robert C. Goshor
Giu
Seppe Saragat
Robert Blosser
Frank Holt
Mgr
Joseph
Majersky
Kenneth M
Johnson
News Tribune Company
Monroe Stress
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Newa
Missouri
Cole
Amilssouri
wWssouri
United Sates
Memper
Biela Rata
Minnesota Vice President Humphrey Offered Teaching Post
Minneapolis reports Humphrey offered joint faculty positions by the University of Minnesota and Macalester College. The board approved, with Humphrey leaving the vice presidency January 2. A move would give a political base for 1970, possibly Senate or governor bids.
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Giovanni Leone
Gov- Minneapolis, Minn
Hubert H.steet
Humphrey
Uni|eas
Iversity
Minnesota
Macalester Colliege
St. Paul
Board of
University
Malcolm Moos
Regents
Macalester
Liberal Arts
University of Minnesota
U.S. Senate
The
Minneapolis Tribune
Washington
Doubleday and Co
New York
Macalester College
Minneapolis
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