Los Angeles Teachers Strike Shuts Some Schools
Striking teachers picketed hundreds of Los Angeles schools as 650000 students faced possible closures. UTLA reported 11899 workers voted to strike with 5752 against, with initial closures and many campuses open only partially. Courts were prepared to seek injunctions though unions planned to challenge them.
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Los Angeles
UPI
United Teachers of
UTLA
Board of Education
Supreme Court
ATLA
National Education Association
Afl-Cio
Santa Maria teachers end walkout after protest over cutbacks
Nearly 86 percent of Santa Maria’s 223 high school teachers returned to classes at Santa Maria Righetti and Delta High Schools after a one day Professional Day boycott over board ordered cutbacks. A settlement aims for June 30 but disagreements remain on supplies salaries and health insurance.
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Santa Maria
Righetti
Delta
Gerald Walsh
Wilbur Wheaton
Louis Gilbert
Guerrilla Rocket Attack Hits Saigon Shocking the City
Communist guerrillas fired rockets at Saigon marking the first such attack since December 17. At least six rockets struck the capital killing three and wounding 44, with major damage at the Olympic Theater and the Interior Ministry. Police identified rocket engines after initial reports of bombs.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Olympic Theater
Interior Ministry
Presidential Palace
Auto Plants Closed as Teamsters Idles 42000 Workers
Strikes by rebellious Teamsters forced the closing of at least a dozen auto plants and idled more than 42,000 auto workers today. The plant closings were announced by United Press International.
Israel deep raid on Cairo amid Middle East crisis
Israel said its planes penetrated deep into Egypt near Cairo striking Helwan and Mansura as U S official Sisco discussed cooling the crisis. Across the U S the Teamsters fanned a nationwide trucking strike, with Chicago Local 705 and the Independent Chicago Truck Drivers Union sending 32 000 members out after a midnight deadline.
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Israel
Egypt
Cairo
U.S
Joseph Sisco
Middle East
Helwan
Mansura
Teamsters
Detroit
Chicago
Teamsters Local 705
Chicago Truck Drivers Union
Chicago Teamsters
Louis Peick
Michigan
Lompoc 1970 election set with eight candidates
City voters head to the polls at seven for the Lompoc municipal election to choose three council members from eight candidates. Election results are expected within two hours after polls close at 7 pm with 7,638 registered voters across 16 precincts and 137 new voters from FCI.
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Lompoc
City Hall
Wilma Thomas
Thomas
Brooks Speight
Robert MacClure
Richard Jacoby
E.C. Stevens
Jacoby
MacClure
Air Force
Vandenberg Air Force Base
McDonnell Douglas
Vandenberg
Speight
Speight Fence and Patio
Cotsenmeyer
Bank of America
Dunlap
Lefkowitz
VAFB
Ramirez
Stevens
Allan Hancock College
Federal Correctional Institution
South L Street
Church of Christ
North O Street
First Christian Church
West College Avenue
del Norte Mobile Estates
West North Avenue
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Chestnut Avenue
I Street
Lompoc City
South G Street
Veterans Memorial Building
H Street
Locust Avenue
Hapgood Elementary
South A Street
South C Street
United Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Drive
First United Methodist Church
North F Street
First Southern Baptist Church
North Third Street
Pine Avenue
Alpha Club
East Ocean Avenue
B Street
Pioneer Park
Fourth Street
Fillmore Elementary School
East Pine Avenue
FCI
Klein Boulevard
Mrs Teague dies. services pending in Ojai
Mrs. Teague widow of Congressman Teague died this morning in Ventura Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. Marjorie Cowden Teague aged 59 leaves a son Alan of Santa Paula and two daughters Mrs James B. Potter of North Hollywood and Mrs Robert Kenyon of Santa Rosa with eight grandchildren. Clausen Mortuary to announce details tomorrow. Lompoc office to close Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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Ojai
Charles M. Teague
Congressman Teague
Ventura Community Memorial Hospital
Marjorie Cowden Teague
Alan
Santa Paula
James B. Potter
North Hollywood
Robert Kenyon
Santa Rosa
Clausen Mortuary
Lompoc
Apollo 13 on course to moon amid lunar mission updates
Apollo 13 continues toward the moon with astronauts Lovell Swigert and Haise on track for a possible landing in the moon's uplands. The craft remains within mission parameters as ground controllers monitor trajectory and prepare for television beaming and orbital checks.
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Moon
James A. Lovell
John L. Swigert
Fred W. Haise
Mission Control
Spiro T. Agnew
Cape Kennedy
Willy Brandt
Earth
Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers Possible
The forecast calls for cloudy skies through Tuesday with a chance of showers on Tuesday. Highs in the 60s both days, with overnight low in the 40s. Northwest winds 15 to 30 mph. Tuesday tides show high of 4.0 feet at 4:38 a.m. and 3.7 feet at 7:20 p.m. Low tide 0.3 feet at 12:08 p.m.
Congressman blocks swift okay of federal pay increase
Indiana Rep. Andrew Jacobs objected to a Senate approved provision granting Capitol Hill staff raises up to 82009 dollars, stalling a unanimous consent vote on a 6.9 billion pay hike bill. The measure raises pay for civilian and military federal workers retroactive to December 27 1969, with postal workers also receiving a raise.
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Washington
UPI
Indiana
Capitol Hill
Andrew Jacobs
D-Ind
House
Nixon
Charles E. Bennett
D-Fla
Capitol
Hill
Senate
Jacobs
Bennett
Congressional
House Rules Committee
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L.A. Teachers Strike Schools
Cercle Sportif
South Vietnam
Dak Seang
Dak Pek
Mekong Delta
United Press International
Snoopy
Red Baron
Kiwanis Club
Lompoc County
Mark Robertson
Wayne Robertson
Kiwanis Club Presi
Teague
John Begg
First St
Constance Dierdre Inman
Cypress Ave
Elmer’s Paint and Loan Co
N. I St
Jim’s Mobil
Ocean Ave
Bob’s
Texaco
Art’s Shell
Joseph Milton Whalley
C St
Cecil Walker
Maple Ave
Gladys Stock
John Gowenlock
Bob Leck
Bill Williams
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